Atharvaveda

Nirriti— The goddess of dissolution, calamity, and destruction, from whose bonds one seeks rescue.

Angirases— A group of ancient sages or priestly families, often associated with Agni and fire rituals.

Svarga— The heavenly realm or paradise, attained by righteous deeds.

Virāj— A cosmic principle, universal ruler, or a specific Vedic meter, representing vastness and sovereignty.

Vritra— A serpent-demon, personification of drought, whose jaws Indra is asked to break.

Gāyatri— A sacred Vedic meter, often personified as a goddess, and a famous mantra.

Rishis— Seers or sages, inspired poets who composed the Vedic hymns.

Gods— Deities, divine beings worshipped in the Vedic tradition.

Asuras— A class of beings in Vedic mythology, often depicted as powerful, sometimes benevolent, but frequently as adversaries of the Devas (Gods).

Fathers— Ancestors or the spirits of the deceased, often invoked and offered oblations.

Brāhman— A member of the priestly class (varna) in Vedic society, responsible for performing rituals and preserving sacred knowledge.

Hotar— The chief priest who recites invocations during a sacrifice.