Atharva-Veda
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A·thar·va-Ve·da
also A·thar·va Ve·da or A·thar·va·ve·da (ə-tär'və-vā'də, -vē'-) 
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One of the four Vedas, consisting mostly of spells of black and white magic.
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One of the four Vedas, consisting mostly of spells of black and white magic.
[Sanskrit Atharvavedaḥ : atharvā, priest + vedaḥ, sacred lore, knowledge, Veda.]
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