Ṛgveda · Sūkta 1.30
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1.30.1
आ व॒ इन्द्रं॒ क्रिविं॑ यथा वाज॒यन्तः॑ श॒तक्र॑तुम् ।
मंहि॑ष्ठं सिञ्च॒ इन्दु॑भिः ॥
You who seek the prize, come to Indra, the bull of a hundred deeds, and pour out the greatest one with the drops of Soma.
1.30.2
श॒तं वा॒ यः शुची॑नां स॒हस्रं॑ वा॒ समा॑शिराम् ।
एदु॑ नि॒म्नं न री॑यते ॥
He who gathers a hundred or a thousand bright drops, to him it flows of its own accord, as water runs down to the lowland.
1.30.3
सं यन्मदा॑य शु॒ष्मिण॑ ए॒ना ह्य॑स्यो॒दरे॑ ।
स॒मु॒द्रो न व्यचो॑ द॒धे ॥
When for joy and strength he drinks, these drops indeed gather in his belly; as the ocean holds the wide sky, so he holds it.
1.30.4
अ॒यमु॑ ते॒ सम॑तसि क॒पोत॑ इव गर्भ॒धिम् ।
वच॒स्तच्चि॑न्न ओहसे ॥
Indeed this one stirs completely for you, like a dove that holds its young; therefore take up even our speech.
1.30.5
स्तो॒त्रं रा॑धानां पते॒ गिर्वा॑हो वीर॒ यस्य॑ ते ।
विभू॑तिरस्तु सू॒नृता॑ ॥
Praise, O lord of riches, hero borne by songs! Whoever's praise is yours, may your greatness bear fruit in bountiful gifts.
1.30.6
ऊ॒र्ध्वस्ति॑ष्ठा न ऊ॒तये॑ अ॒स्मिन्वाजे॑ शतक्रतो ।
सम॒न्येषु॑ ब्रवावहै ॥
Stand up high for our protection in this contest, O you of a hundred deeds; let us two speak together among the others.
1.30.7
योगे॑योगे त॒वस्त॑रं॒ वाजे॑वाजे हवामहे ।
सखा॑य॒ इन्द्र॑मू॒तये॑ ॥
In every contest, in every contest for prizes, we call upon the mightiest Indra. O comrades, summon Indra for help.
1.30.8
आ घा॑ गम॒द्यदि॒ श्रव॑त्सह॒स्रिणी॑भिरू॒तिभिः॑ ।
वाजे॑भि॒रुप॑ नो॒ हव॑म् ॥
If he hears, may he indeed come to us with a thousandfold help and with strengths, to hear our call.
1.30.9
अनु॑ प्र॒त्नस्यौक॑सो हु॒वे तु॑विप्र॒तिं नर॑म् ।
यं ते॒ पूर्वं॑ पि॒ता हु॒वे ॥
Following the ancient dwelling, I call upon that very wise leader whom your father called upon before.
1.30.10
तं त्वा॑ व॒यं वि॑श्ववा॒रा शा॑स्महे पुरुहूत ।
सखे॑ वसो जरि॒तृभ्यः॑ ॥
Him, you, we, the all-victorious, praise; O much-invoked one, O friend, O giver of wealth, for the singers.
1.30.11
अ॒स्माकं॑ शि॒प्रिणी॑नां॒ सोम॑पाः सोम॒पाव्ना॑म् ।
सखे॑ वज्रि॒न्त्सखी॑नाम् ॥
O soma-drinker, among the soma-drinkers of our bright ones, O friend, O wielder of the thunderbolt, among friends.
1.30.12
तथा॒ तद॑स्तु सोमपाः॒ सखे॑ वज्रि॒न्तथा॑ कृणु ।
यथा॑ त उ॒श्मसी॒ष्टये॑ ॥
So may that be, O soma-drinker; O friend, O wielder of the thunderbolt, do thus, as we desire you, for our welfare.
1.30.13
रे॒वती॑र्नः सध॒माद॒ इन्द्रे॑ सन्तु तु॒विवा॑जाः ।
क्षु॒मन्तो॒ याभि॒र्मदे॑म ॥
May those rich and vigorous (streams) be ours in Indra's gathering of rejoicing, that we may be exhilarated by them.
1.30.14
आ घ॒ त्वावा॒न्त्मना॒प्तः स्तो॒तृभ्यो॑ धृष्णविया॒नः ।
ऋ॒णोरक्षं॒ न च॒क्र्योः॑ ॥
One such as you, reaching by his own power and coming near for the praisers, O bold one, open the way, as an axle (opens) for the two wheels.
1.30.15
आ यद्दुवः॑ शतक्रत॒वा कामं॑ जरितॄ॒णाम् ।
ऋ॒णोरक्षं॒ न शची॑भिः ॥
O you of a hundred deeds, when you reach the offering and the desire of the singers, open the way with (your) powers, as an axle (opens) for the wheels.
1.30.16
शश्व॒दिन्द्रः॒ पोप्रु॑थद्भिर्जिगाय॒ नान॑दद्भिः॒ शाश्व॑सद्भि॒र्धना॑नि ।
स नो॑ हिरण्यर॒थं दं॒सना॑वा॒न्त्स नः॑ सनि॒ता स॒नये॒ स नो॑ (ऽ)दात् ॥
Indra always wins wealth with those who press forward, with those who roar, with those who puff. May he, golden-chariot, generous, the winner and giver, give to us for gain.
1.30.17
आश्वि॑ना॒वश्वा॑वत्ये॒षा या॑तं॒ शवी॑रया ।
गोम॑द्दस्रा॒ हिर॑ण्यवत् ॥
Come hither, O Aśvins, with horse-rich food and with power; come, O wondrous ones, rich in cows and gold.
1.30.18
स॒मा॒नयो॑जनो॒ हि वां॒ रथो॑ दस्रा॒वम॑र्त्यः ।
स॒मु॒द्रे अ॑श्वि॒नेय॑ते ॥
Your chariot, yoked with equal harness, O Dasras, is undying; O Aśvins, it goes upon the sea.
1.30.19
न्य॑घ्न्यस्य॑ मू॒र्धनि॑ च॒क्रं रथ॑स्य येमथुः ।
परि॒ द्याम॒न्यदी॑यते ॥
Ashvins, you two have lowered and held the wheel on the head of the unslayable chariot; the other one moves around the sky.
1.30.20
कस्त॑ उषः कधप्रिये भु॒जे मर्तो॑ अमर्त्ये ।
कं न॑क्षसे विभावरि ॥
O Dawn, dear to the pious, immortal one, what mortal comes for your enjoyment? O radiant one, whom do you look upon?
1.30.21
व॒यं हि ते॒ अम॑न्महि॒ आन्ता॒दा प॑रा॒कात् ।
अश्वे॒ न चि॑त्रे अरुषि ॥
We think of you, whether from near or from afar; O (Dawn), like a mare, O bright one, O red one.
1.30.22
त्वं त्येभि॒रा ग॑हि॒ वाजे॑भिर्दुहितर्दिवः ।
अ॒स्मे र॒यिं नि धा॑रय ॥
O daughter of heaven, come here with those riches; establish wealth for us.