| agni |
Fire or light, especially without combustion, as spirit lights. A pillar of fire by day, as with the Israelites going out of Egypt.
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| agnosia |
Loss of the ability to interpret stimuli, usually classified according to the sense or senses affected.
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| agnosia |
to recognize or identify objects despite intact sensory function; This may be seen in dementia of various types. An example would be the failure of someone to recognize a paper clip placed in their hand while keeping their eyes closed.
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| agni |
(Sanskrit) [from the verbal root ag to move tortuously, wind] Fire; as god of fire, one of the most revered of Vedic deities. As mediator between gods and humans, from whose body issue "a thousand streams of glory and seven tongues of flame," Agni represents the divine essence or celestial fire present in every atom of the universe. Often used synonymously with the adityas. ...
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| agni |
Vedic lightning god husband of Ambika, a goddess who represented the primal ocean of blood from which all things arose at creation. Agni represented the fructifying lightning (fire from heaven). In early sources he is described as the bull of the waters. He makes water pregnant.
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| AGN | be fully aware or cognizant of |
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| AGN | inability to recognize objects by use of the senses |
| AGN | a person who doubts truth of religion |
| AGN | uncertain of all claims to knowledge |
| AGN | uncertain of all claims to knowledge |
| AGN | the disbelief in any claims of ultimate knowledge |
| AGN | a religious orientation of doubt |
| AGN | a liturgical prayer beginning with these Latin words |
| AGN | figure of a lamb |