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Rig-vedic, a. (n.)|rɪgˈveɪdɪk|
Also Rig Vedic, Rigvedic, Rgvedic.
[f. Rig-veda + -ic.]
Of or pertaining to the Rig-veda. Also as n., Rig-vedic Sanskrit.
1881Encycl. Brit. XII. 781/1 The conquest of the vast new tracts thus included seems not to have commenced till the close of the Rig-Vedic era. 1895E. W. Hopkins Relig. India iii. 74 The end of the Rig Vedic period. 1923H. D. Griswold Relig. of Rigveda ii. 28 The primary source for the Rigvedic age is, of course, the Rigveda. 1962J. Gonda (title) The aspectual function of the Rgvedic present and aorist. 1968Language XLIV. 8 The dual and the present indicate that the full grade (whether developed in common or separately in Rigvedic and Avestan) is secondary. 1974Encycl. Brit. Macropædia IX. 442/2 Ṛgvedic has forms with affixes ya and tva functioning as future passive participles. 1975Language LI. 115 The most intriguing bit of evidence presented in EIP involves glide formation and glide vocalization in Rigvedic Sanskrit. |