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Name one of the four Vedas.

The four Vedas themselves. Upanishads and Vedangas are different classifications, not additional answers.

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YajurvedaYajurveda is associated with sacrificial formulas.
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Samaveda

Samaveda · 65 points · 8 characters

Samaveda is associated with chants and melodies.

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AtharvavedaAtharvaveda is the fourth Veda in the portal’s classification.Aliases: Atharva VedaShortest accepted input: Atharvaveda · 11 characters
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YajurvedaYajurveda is associated with sacrificial formulas.Aliases: Yajur VedaShortest accepted input: Yajurveda · 9 characters
70 points
SamavedaSamaveda is associated with chants and melodies.Aliases: Sama VedaShortest accepted input: Samaveda · 8 characters
65 points
RigvedaRigveda is the Veda associated with the collection of hymns.Aliases: Rig Veda · RgvedaShortest accepted input: Rgveda · 6 characters
40 points
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Source: Government of India · Vedic Heritage introduction ↗

Reference version: 2026-10-21. See our answer policy for how we handle aliases and omissions.