Ṛgveda · Sūkta 1.158
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1.158.1
वसू॑ रु॒द्रा पु॑रु॒मन्तू॑ वृ॒धन्ता॑ दश॒स्यतं॑ नो वृषणाव॒भिष्टौ॑ ।
दस्रा॑ ह॒ यद्रेक्ण॑ औच॒थ्यो वां॒ प्र यत्स॒स्राथे॒ अक॑वाभिरू॒ती ॥
O Aśvins, you two good ones, Rudras, very wise, growing and rain-showering, grant us gifts in the call to battle. O wonderful pair, when you went forth with wealth and imperishable protection for Aucathya.
1.158.2
को वां॑ दाशत्सुम॒तये॑ चिद॒स्यै वसू॒ यद्धेथे॒ नम॑सा प॒दे गोः ।
जि॒गृ॒तम॒स्मे रे॒वतीः॒ पुरं॑धीः काम॒प्रेणे॑व॒ मन॑सा॒ चर॑न्ता ॥
Who would give to you two, even to this one, for good thought? When you two hold wealth with homage at the step of the cows. O two, bring to us gifts rich in cattle, fort-breaking, moving with the mind like one whose desires are satisfied.
1.158.3
यु॒क्तो ह॒ यद्वां॑ तौ॒ग्र्याय॑ पे॒रुर्वि मध्ये॒ अर्ण॑सो॒ धायि॑ प॒ज्रः ।
उप॑ वा॒मवः॑ शर॒णं ग॑मेयं॒ शूरो॒ नाज्म॑ प॒तय॑द्भि॒रेवैः॑ ॥
When you two were yoked for Taugrya, the wheel of Peru was placed in the middle of the waters. May I reach your help and shelter, as a hero with flying wings goes toward the wave.
1.158.4
उप॑स्तुतिरौच॒थ्यमु॑रुष्ये॒न्मा मामि॒मे प॑त॒त्रिणी॒ वि दु॑ग्धाम् ।
मा मामेधो॒ दश॑तयश्चि॒तो धा॒क्प्र यद्वां॑ ब॒द्धस्त्मनि॒ खाद॑ति॒ क्षाम् ॥
May praise set Aucathya free; may these two winged ones milk me apart; may tenfold fuel not burn me. When you two, bound, are fastened in my body, it eats up the earth.
1.158.5
न मा॑ गरन्न॒द्यो॑ मा॒तृत॑मा दा॒सा यदी॒ं सुस॑मुब्धम॒वाधुः॑ ।
शिरो॒ यद॑स्य त्रैत॒नो वि॒तक्ष॑त्स्व॒यं दा॒स उरो॒ अंसा॒वपि॑ ग्ध ॥
May the best rivers, most like mothers, not come to me; when the servants, well bound, cast him down. When the servant himself severed the head of Traitana, he struck the chest and both shoulders.
1.158.6
दी॒र्घत॑मा मामते॒यो जु॑जु॒र्वान्द॑श॒मे यु॒गे ।
अ॒पामर्थं॑ य॒तीनां॑ ब्र॒ह्मा भ॑वति॒ सार॑थिः ॥
Dīrghatamas, son of Mamata, grown old, in the tenth yoke, for the purpose of the waters, becomes the brahmā-priest and charioteer of those who go.