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Overview
Uda acts while someone eats or attends to bodily needs in a private place. The Bundahishn describes him striking the person’s back spiritually with his knee, causing a cry and chatter.
The religious consequence is failure to attain the desired best existence. This specific action belongs to a passage concerned with disciplined bodily behaviour; it is not a general claim that every sound at a meal results from a demon.
Origins & earliest records
Iranian Zoroastrian religious narrative and cosmology
Records & interpretation
Named and numbered primary-text passage directly read.
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Bundahishn (Indian recension)
28.19; hosted historical edition date, not text-composition date.
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Primary records and illustrations
Bundahishn (Indian recension)
Bundahishn (Indian recension). 28.19
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- Historical religious primary-text translationBundahishn (Indian recension) 28.19 — primary translationResearch access: 2026-10-05
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