स॒ह ना॑ववतु । स॒ह नौ॑ भुनक्तु ।
स॒ह वी॒र्य॑ङ्करवावहै ।
ते॒ज॒स्विना॒वधी॑तमस्तु॒ मा वि॑द्विषा॒वहै᳚ ॥
May it protect us both, teacher and student; may our learning shine.
स्वागतम् · Welcome
The complete Taittirīya Śākhā, with every svara, in five scripts. Free for anyone to read, recite and learn, on a phone or in print.
निवेदनम् An offering
Vijayadaśamī is the day on which learning is begun afresh. On this Vijayadaśamī I offer this edition of the Kṛṣṇa Yajurveda Taittirīya Śākhā. It has been a labour of love for well over a year: comparing printed books and other editions line by line, checking svara and sandhi, and building the tools to show the text faithfully in every script.
It is my humble offering to our Sanātana Dharma, with the blessings of our gurus.
Sridhar Iyer · About this edition
सम्पूर्णा शाखा The whole śākhā, in one place
- Saṃhitā: all seven kāṇḍas (44 praśnas), each also in Pada and Krama pāṭha.
- Brāhmaṇa: the three aṣṭakas, and the Kāṭhakam.
- Āraṇyaka, with the Taittirīya and Mahānārāyaṇa Upaniṣads.
- Ekāgnikāṇḍam, the mantras of the domestic rites.
- 40 Sūktāni: Rudram and Camakam, Puruṣa Sūktam, Nārāyaṇa Sūktam, Śrī Sūktam, Durgā Sūktam, Mantrapuṣpam and more.
स्वलिपिः In your script, with every svara
Read in Devanāgarī, Kannada, Telugu, Tamil or Grantha. Choose a script on any page and the site remembers it. The opening of the Saṃhitā, as the site shows it:
- Devanāgarī

- ಕನ್ನಡ · Kannada

- తెలుగు · Telugu

- தமிழ் · Tamil

- Grantha

Devanāgarī is set in Krishna Sanskrit, a free font made for Vedic text.
पदं क्रमं च Pada and Krama, as you learnt them
Every praśna of the Saṃhitā is here in all three pāṭhas, a tap apart. Split words show the pause as the books do (इत्यन्न—कामः), and each pañcāśatī shows how it ends and begins when it is learnt on its own.
अन्वेषणम् Find any mantra
Search by a few words, typed in English letters or in your own script, or go straight to a reference such as TS 1.1.1. The result opens at the exact passage.
मुद्रणम् 212 print-ready PDFs
Every praśna, prapāṭhaka and sūkta can be downloaded as a PDF, typeset like a book with the svara intact, to print for a class or keep on a tablet.
दूरवाणी Made for your phone




- Tap Aa on any page to change the script or the text size.
- The home page remembers where you stopped, so you can continue reading.
- Add it to your home screen: Share → Add to Home Screen on iPhone, or ⋮ → Add to Home screen on Android.
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शुद्धिः Checked, and kept correct
Learned reviewers read the text on the site and mark any error on the exact passage: a svara, a sandhi, a word. Each correction is checked before it enters the text, the PDFs update themselves, and every reviewer is credited by name.
सहायता How you can help
- Share it with family, teachers, pāṭhaśālās and anyone learning the Veda.
- If you have learnt the Taittirīya Śākhā, become a reviewer.
- Found an error? Write to iamsridhar@gmail.com with the page and passage.