áhan, day: áhâni, I, 88, 4:1; V. 54, 4; áhâni vísvâ, always, I, 171, 3; áhâ-iva, V, 58, 5; áhani priyé, on a happy day, VII, 59, 2; katamát kaná áhah, not even a single day, X, 168, 3; kshapâ´bhih áha-bhih, by night and by day, (I, 64, 8:2.)

ahanyã, of the day: ahanyãh, I, 165, 5:4.

aham-yú, proud: aham-yúh, I, 167, 7.

áhi-bhânu, shining like snakes: áhi-bhânavah, I, 172, 1:1.

áhi-manyu, whose ire is like the ire of serpents: áhi-manyavah, I, 64, 8; 9:1.

ahi-hátya, the killing of Ahi: ahi-hátye, I, 165, 6.

áhruta-psu, with unbending forms: áhruta-psavah, VIII, 20, 7; (VIII, 7, 7:1.)

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