Ṛgveda · Sūkta 1.122
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1.122.1
प्र वः॒ पान्तं॑ रघुमन्य॒वोऽन्धो॑ य॒ज्ञं रु॒द्राय॑ मी॒ळ्हुषे॑ भरध्वम् ।
दि॒वो अ॑स्तो॒ष्यसु॑रस्य वी॒रैरि॑षु॒ध्येव॑ म॒रुतो॒ रोद॑स्योः ॥
O Maruts of exhilarated mind, bring the drinkable soma-food to the showerer Rudra at the sacrifice. Together with the heroes of the lord of heaven, I praise the Maruts of heaven and earth, like those armed with quivers.
1.122.2
पत्नी॑व पू॒र्वहू॑तिं वावृ॒धध्यै उ॒षासा॒नक्ता॑ पुरु॒धा विदा॑ने ।
स्त॒रीर्नात्कं॒ व्यु॑तं॒ वसा॑ना॒ सूर्य॑स्य श्रि॒या सु॒दृशी॒ हिर॑ण्यैः ॥
Like wives, first-called, Dawn and Night come for increase, many-formed and knowing. Clothed in a starry, spread-out garment, with the splendour of the sun, fair to behold, adorned with golden ornaments.
1.122.3
म॒मत्तु॑ नः॒ परि॑ज्मा वस॒र्हा म॒मत्तु॒ वातो॑ अ॒पां वृष॑ण्वान् ।
शि॒शी॒तमि॑न्द्रापर्वता यु॒वं न॒स्तन्नो॒ विश्वे॑ वरिवस्यन्तु दे॒वाः ॥
May the wandering, all-pervading Vasarhā gladden us; may the bull-possessing wind of the waters gladden us. O Indra and mountain, you two sharpen us; may all the gods favour that for us.
1.122.4
उ॒त त्या मे॑ य॒शसा॑ श्वेत॒नायै॒ व्यन्ता॒ पान्तौ॑शि॒जो हु॒वध्यै॑ ।
प्र वो॒ नपा॑तम॒पां कृ॑णुध्वं॒ प्र मा॒तरा॑ रास्पि॒नस्या॒योः ॥
And may those two, by my fame, spread out for Śvetanā, for the calling of Auśija. Make manifest the grandson of the waters; make manifest the two mothers of Rāspina and of Āyu.
1.122.5
आ वो॑ रुव॒ण्युमौ॑शि॒जो हु॒वध्यै॒ घोषे॑व॒ शंस॒मर्जु॑नस्य॒ नंशे॑ ।
प्र वः॑ पू॒ष्णे दा॒वन॒ आँ अच्छा॑ वोचेय व॒सुता॑तिम॒ग्नेः ॥
For you, to the calling of Auśija, a praiseworthy song, like Ghoṣā singing praise to the grandson of Arjuna. Make manifest the hymn for the gift of Pūṣan; I would speak toward the wealth-giving deed of Agni.
1.122.6
श्रु॒तं मे॑ मित्रावरुणा॒ हवे॒मोत श्रु॑तं॒ सद॑ने वि॒श्वतः॑ सीम् ।
श्रोतु॑ नः॒ श्रोतु॑रातिः सु॒श्रोतुः॑ सु॒क्षेत्रा॒ सिन्धु॑र॒द्भिः ॥
O Mitra and Varuṇa, hear my two calls, and hear at the abode from all sides. May the listener to calls hear us; the good listener, the river of good fields, hear with its waters.
1.122.7
स्तु॒षे सा वां॑ वरुण मित्र रा॒तिर्गवां॑ श॒ता पृ॒क्षया॑मेषु प॒ज्रे ।
श्रु॒तर॑थे प्रि॒यर॑थे॒ दधा॑नाः स॒द्यः पु॒ष्टिं नि॑रुन्धा॒नासो॑ अग्मन् ॥
O Varuṇa and Mitra, I praise that gift of cows, hundreds of them, in the battle-gatherings and in the pen. Those with famous chariots and dear chariots, bringing prosperity at once and holding back the cattle-raids, have come.
1.122.8
अ॒स्य स्तु॑षे॒ महि॑मघस्य॒ राधः॒ सचा॑ सनेम॒ नहु॑षः सु॒वीराः॑ ।
जनो॒ यः प॒ज्रेभ्यो॑ वा॒जिनी॑वा॒नश्वा॑वतो र॒थिनो॒ मह्यं॑ सू॒रिः ॥
I praise this one, the great-generous giver. With the line of Nahuṣa, and with good sons, may we enjoy his gift. That man, strong for the pens, rich in horses and charioteers, is there for me, the singer.
1.122.9
जनो॒ यो मि॑त्रावरुणावभि॒ध्रुग॒पो न वां॑ सु॒नोत्य॑क्ष्णया॒ध्रुक् ।
स्व॒यं स यक्ष्मं॒ हृद॑ये॒ नि ध॑त्त॒ आप॒ यदी॒ं होत्रा॑भिर्ऋ॒तावा॑ ॥
O Mitra and Varuṇa, the man who, hostile to the waters, does not offer to you two, though not evil to the eye, is an enemy. When the lord of truth has seized him with the invocations of the priests, may he keep the disease within his own heart.
1.122.10
स व्राध॑तो॒ नहु॑षो॒ दंसु॑जूतः॒ शर्ध॑स्तरो न॒रां गू॒र्तश्र॑वाः ।
विसृ॑ष्टरातिर्याति बाळ्ह॒सृत्वा॒ विश्वा॑सु पृ॒त्सु सद॒मिच्छूरः॑ ॥
He is Dáṃsujūta, who increases the line of Nahuṣa, stronger in battle than men, famed for hearing renown. Whose gift is released, he goes firm in wisdom-strength for the pens. That hero always goes first in all battles.
1.122.11
अध॒ ग्मन्ता॒ नहु॑षो॒ हवं॑ सू॒रेः श्रोता॑ राजानो अ॒मृत॑स्य मन्द्राः ।
न॒भो॒जुवो॒ यन्नि॑र॒वस्य॒ राधः॒ प्रश॑स्तये महि॒ना रथ॑वते ॥
Then, having come, listen to the call of Nahuṣa's seer, O kings of immortality, O joyful ones. The gift of the one who is not greedy, when he was brought low, for praise, by his greatness, bring for the one with chariots.
1.122.12
ए॒तं शर्धं॑ धाम॒ यस्य॑ सू॒रेरित्य॑वोच॒न्दश॑तयस्य॒ नंशे॑ ।
द्यु॒म्नानि॒ येषु॑ व॒सुता॑ती रा॒रन्विश्वे॑ सन्वन्तु प्रभृ॒थेषु॒ वाज॑म् ॥
This contest, that seat, of whom they have spoken, the seer, in the lineage of Daśataya; in which the wealth of the Vasus gave splendour, may all the Viśvadevas win the prize in the sacrificial offerings.
1.122.13
मन्दा॑महे॒ दश॑तयस्य धा॒सेर्द्विर्यत्पञ्च॒ बिभ्र॑तो॒ यन्त्यन्ना॑ ।
किमि॒ष्टाश्व॑ इ॒ष्टर॑श्मिरे॒त ई॑शा॒नास॒स्तरु॑ष ऋञ्जते॒ नॄन् ॥
We praise the tenfold share of the gift, when the five bearers come twice with food. Those whose horses are dear and whose reins are dear, the mighty rulers, may gladden the swift men.
1.122.14
हिर॑ण्यकर्णं मणिग्रीव॒मर्ण॒स्तन्नो॒ विश्वे॑ वरिवस्यन्तु दे॒वाः ।
अ॒र्यो गिरः॑ स॒द्य आ ज॒ग्मुषी॒रोस्राश्चा॑कन्तू॒भये॑ष्व॒स्मे ॥
May all the gods choose for us that golden-eared, jewel-necked stream. May the noble hymns that came swiftly come here, and may the bright rays shine upon us from both sides.
1.122.15
च॒त्वारो॑ मा मश॒र्शार॑स्य॒ शिश्व॒स्त्रयो॒ राज्ञ॒ आय॑वसस्य जि॒ष्णोः ।
रथो॑ वां मित्रावरुणा दी॒र्घाप्साः॒ स्यूम॑गभस्तिः॒ सूरो॒ नाद्यौ॑त् ॥
Four are mine, of the son of Maśarśāra; three belong to the king and to the victorious Āyavasa. O Mitra and Varuṇa, your chariot, far-reaching, with fine reins and good guidance, shone like the sun.