Ṛgveda · Sūkta 1.120
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1.120.1
का रा॑ध॒द्धोत्रा॑श्विना वां॒ को वां॒ जोष॑ उ॒भयोः॑ ।
क॒था वि॑धा॒त्यप्र॑चेताः ॥
O Aśvins, who will satisfy you both with the offering? Who will prepare the delight of you both? How will the one without understanding arrange it?
1.120.2
वि॒द्वांसा॒विद्दुरः॑ पृच्छे॒दवि॑द्वानि॒त्थाप॑रो अचे॒ताः ।
नू चि॒न्नु मर्ते॒ अक्रौ॑ ॥
Let only the knowing ask about the gates; the one without knowledge, the other unaware in this way, still wanders among mortals and among the blind.
1.120.3
ता वि॒द्वांसा॑ हवामहे वां॒ ता नो॑ वि॒द्वांसा॒ मन्म॑ वोचेतम॒द्य ।
प्रार्च॒द्दय॑मानो यु॒वाकुः॑ ॥
Those two knowing ones we invoke; may those two wise ones speak the hymn to us today. Yuvāku, the youthful giver, chanted forth.
1.120.4
वि पृ॑च्छामि पा॒क्या॑ न दे॒वान्वष॑ट्कृतस्याद्भु॒तस्य॑ दस्रा ।
पा॒तं च॒ सह्य॑सो यु॒वं च॒ रभ्य॑सो नः ॥
I ask separately about the gods, about the wondrous thing offered with vaṣaṭ. O Dasras, may you two protect us from the mighty one and from the harmful one.
1.120.5
प्र या घोषे॒ भृग॑वाणे॒ न शोभे॒ यया॑ वा॒चा यज॑ति पज्रि॒यो वा॑म् ।
प्रैष॒युर्न वि॒द्वान् ॥
With that speech that shines forward like the sound of the Bhṛgus' chanting, Pajriya sacrifices for you two; he advances like a knowing impeller.
1.120.6
श्रु॒तं गा॑य॒त्रं तक॑वानस्या॒हं चि॒द्धि रि॒रेभा॑श्विना वाम् ।
आक्षी शु॑भस्पती॒ दन् ॥
Hear the song of Takavāna; I too have pleased you two. Toward your two shining eyes, O masters, for the giver.
1.120.7
यु॒वं ह्यास्तं॑ म॒हो रन्यु॒वं वा॒ यन्नि॒रत॑तंसतम् ।
ता नो॑ वसू सुगो॒पा स्या॑तं पा॒तं नो॒ वृका॑दघा॒योः ॥
You two were in the great contest; you two drove the chariot forward. May you two be our bountiful and good protectors, and protect us from the wolf and from the evil-minded one.
1.120.8
मा कस्मै॑ धातम॒भ्य॑मि॒त्रिणे॑ नो॒ माकुत्रा॑ नो गृ॒हेभ्यो॑ धे॒नवो॑ गुः ।
स्त॒ना॒भुजो॒ अशि॑श्वीः ॥
Do not place us in the power of any, nor give us over to the hostile one. Let our milch-cows not go anywhere away from our houses; may their udders be full of milk and never dried up.
1.120.9
दु॒ही॒यन्मि॒त्रधि॑तये यु॒वाकु॑ रा॒ये च॑ नो मिमी॒तं वाज॑वत्यै ।
इ॒षे च॑ नो मिमीतं धेनु॒मत्यै॑ ॥
Let the milk be drawn for the one seeking a friend. You two measure out for us wealth, and food rich in horses; and for us measure out food, and food rich in cows.
1.120.10
अ॒श्विनो॑रसनं॒ रथ॑मन॒श्वं वा॒जिनी॑वतोः ।
तेना॒हं भूरि॑ चाकन ॥
The chariot of the Aśvins, not without horses, of the two who possess swift steeds—by that I have gained much.
1.120.11
अ॒यं स॑मह मा तनू॒ह्याते॒ जनाँ॒ अनु॑ ।
सो॒म॒पेयं॑ सु॒खो रथः॑ ॥
This chariot has driven me along together; may it stretch me out and bring me toward the people. For the drinking of soma, this chariot is pleasant.
1.120.12
अध॒ स्वप्न॑स्य॒ निर्वि॒देऽभु॑ञ्जतश्च रे॒वतः॑ ।
उ॒भा ता बस्रि॑ नश्यतः ॥
Then the (trouble) of the dream was taken away out of the way, and of the one who does not enjoy, and of the wealthy one. May both of those two perish in the darkness.