Ṛgveda · Sūkta 1.186
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1.186.1
आ न॒ इळा॑भिर्वि॒दथे॑ सुश॒स्ति वि॒श्वान॑रः सवि॒ता दे॒व ए॑तु ।
अपि॒ यथा॑ युवानो॒ मत्स॑था नो॒ विश्वं॒ जग॑दभिपि॒त्वे म॑नी॒षा ॥
Let Viśvānara Savitṛ the god come to us at the rite, with Ilā and good praise. O youthful gods, come with thought, so that you may gladden us and the whole moving world.
1.186.2
आ नो॒ विश्व॒ आस्क्रा॑ गमन्तु दे॒वा मि॒त्रो अ॑र्य॒मा वरु॑णः स॒जोषाः॑ ।
भुव॒न्यथा॑ नो॒ विश्वे॑ वृ॒धासः॒ कर॑न्त्सु॒षाहा॑ विथु॒रं न शवः॑ ॥
May all the gods come to us, Mitra, Aryaman and Varuṇa united in favor. May they make us strong, as strength that brings victory.
1.186.3
प्रेष्ठं॑ वो॒ अति॑थिं गृणीषे अ॒ग्निं श॒स्तिभि॑स्तु॒र्वणिः॑ स॒जोषाः॑ ।
अस॒द्यथा॑ नो॒ वरु॑णः सुकी॒र्तिरिष॑श्च पर्षदरिगू॒र्तः सू॒रिः ॥
I praise Agni, your most dear guest, with praises. May swift Turvaṇi, united in favor, be to us like Varuṇa: giving good fame and food, a poet who slays the hostile.
1.186.4
उप॑ व॒ एषे॒ नम॑सा जिगी॒षोषासा॒नक्ता॑ सु॒दुघे॑व धे॒नुः ।
स॒मा॒ने अह॑न्वि॒मिमा॑नो अ॒र्कं विषु॑रूपे॒ पय॑सि॒ सस्मि॒न्नूध॑न् ॥
I come near you with homage, desiring victory. Dawn and Night, like a good milch-cow, measure the song on the same day; of differing forms, they are in the same milk-filled udder.
1.186.5
उ॒त नोऽहि॑र्बु॒ध्न्यो॑ मय॑स्कः॒ शिशुं॒ न पि॒प्युषी॑व वेति॒ सिन्धुः॑ ।
येन॒ नपा॑तम॒पां जु॒नाम॑ मनो॒जुवो॒ वृष॑णो॒ यं वह॑न्ति ॥
May the serpent of the depths, Ahi-Budhnya, bring us well-being, as a river recognizes its child after suckling. May we beget Apām Napāt, the grandson of the waters, whom the mind-enlivening bulls carry.
1.186.6
उ॒त न॑ ईं॒ त्वष्टा ग॒न्त्वच्छा॒ स्मत्सू॒रिभि॑रभिपि॒त्वे स॒जोषाः॑ ।
आ वृ॑त्र॒हेन्द्र॑श्चर्षणि॒प्रास्तु॒विष्ट॑मो न॒रां न॑ इ॒ह ग॑म्याः ॥
And may Tvaṣṭar come to us, united in favor with the poets to lead. May Indra, slayer of Vṛtra, come here, the nourisher of men and most powerful of men: may he be approached here.
1.186.7
उ॒त न॑ ईं म॒तयोऽश्व॑योगाः॒ शिशुं॒ न गाव॒स्तरु॑णं रिहन्ति ।
तमी॒ं गिरो॒ जन॑यो॒ न पत्नीः॑ सुर॒भिष्ट॑मं न॒रां न॑सन्त ॥
And our horse-yoked thoughts lick him as cows lick a calf; the hymns cling to him, most fragrant of the men, as wives that bear children cling to their husbands.
1.186.8
उ॒त न॑ ईं म॒रुतो॑ वृ॒द्धसे॑नाः॒ स्मद्रोद॑सी॒ सम॑नसः सदन्तु ।
पृष॑दश्वासो॒ऽवन॑यो॒ न रथा॑ रि॒शाद॑सो मित्र॒युजो॒ न दे॒वाः ॥
And may the Maruts, strengthened by praise, sit here of one mind with heaven and earth: rain-bringers with spotted horses, like chariots, devourers of enemies, like gods yoked with Mitra.
1.186.9
प्र नु यदे॑षां महि॒ना चि॑कि॒त्रे प्र यु॑ञ्जते प्र॒युज॒स्ते सु॑वृ॒क्ति ।
अध॒ यदे॑षां सु॒दिने॒ न शरु॒र्विश्व॒मेरि॑णं प्रुषा॒यन्त॒ सेनाः॑ ॥
By their greatness they are made known; they harness their chariot-yokes well. And when their armies flash on a fair day, piercing all things like an arrow.
1.186.10
प्रो अ॒श्विना॒वव॑से कृणुध्वं॒ प्र पू॒षणं॒ स्वत॑वसो॒ हि सन्ति॑ ।
अ॒द्वे॒षो विष्णु॒र्वात॑ ऋभु॒क्षा अच्छा॑ सु॒म्नाय॑ ववृतीय दे॒वान् ॥
Call the Ashvins for help; call also Pūṣan, of his own strength. Free from hostility are Viṣṇu, Vāta and Ṛbhukṣan; may I turn to the gods for favor.
1.186.11
इ॒यं सा वो॑ अ॒स्मे दीधि॑तिर्यजत्रा अपि॒प्राणी॑ च॒ सद॑नी च भूयाः ।
नि या दे॒वेषु॒ यत॑ते वसू॒युर्वि॒द्यामे॒षं वृ॒जनं॑ जी॒रदा॑नुम् ॥
May this your light be ours, O worshipful ones; may it be life-giving and a dwelling. Through the one who strives among the gods, seeking wealth, may we obtain food, strength and long life.