Ṛgveda · Sūkta 1.88
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1.88.1
आ वि॒द्युन्म॑द्भिर्मरुतः स्व॒र्कैः रथे॑भिर्यात ऋष्टि॒मद्भि॒रश्व॑पर्णैः ।
आ वर्षि॑ष्ठया न इ॒षा वयो॒ न प॑प्तता सुमायाः ॥
O Maruts, lightning-bearing and sweet-sounding, come hither with your rain-bringing chariots and horse-feather banners. Come to us with the most bountiful food; fly here like birds, O good protectors.
1.88.2
ते॑ऽरु॒णेभि॒र्वर॒मा पि॒शङ्गैः॑ शु॒भे कं या॑न्ति रथ॒तूर्भि॒रश्वैः॑ ।
रु॒क्मो न चि॒त्रः स्वधि॑तीवान्प॒व्या रथ॑स्य जङ्घनन्त॒ भूम॑ ॥
They go in their chariots, drawn by ruddy and tawny horses, toward some place for the sake of a fine boon and splendor. Golden, bright, and axe-wielding, they strike the cloud-mass of the chariot-wheel with the thunderbolt.
1.88.3
श्रि॒ये कं वो॒ अधि॑ त॒नूषु॒ वाशी॑र्मे॒धा वना॒ न कृ॑णवन्त ऊ॒र्ध्वा ।
यु॒ष्मभ्यं॒ कं म॑रुतः सुजातास्तुविद्यु॒म्नासो॑ धनयन्ते॒ अद्रि॑म् ॥
O Maruts, for the splendor of your bodies we raise high our songs, as the forests rise high. O well-born Maruts, it is for you alone that they, mighty in strength, press the pressing-stone.
1.88.4
अहा॑नि॒ गृध्राः॒ पर्या व॒ आगु॑ इ॒मां धियं॑ वार्का॒र्यां च॑ दे॒वीम् ।
ब्रह्म॑ कृ॒ण्वन्तो॒ गोत॑मासो अ॒र्कैरू॒र्ध्वं नु॑नुद्र उत्स॒धिं पिब॑ध्यै ॥
O Maruts, like vultures, day after day this thought and the divine song of the warrior-chant have come to you. The Gotamas, making a sacred utterance with their songs, lift up the water-spring for drinking.
1.88.5
ए॒तत्त्यन्न योज॑नमचेति स॒स्वर्ह॒ यन्म॑रुतो॒ गोत॑मो वः ।
पश्य॒न्हिर॑ण्यचक्रा॒नयो॑दंष्ट्रान्वि॒धाव॑तो व॒राहू॑न् ॥
That distance seemed unreached; yet when Gotama, O Maruts, beheld you, he saw the golden-wheeled, iron-jawed, swiftly running boars.
1.88.6
ए॒षा स्या वो॑ मरुतोऽनुभ॒र्त्री प्रति॑ ष्टोभति वा॒घतो॒ न वाणी॑ ।
अस्तो॑भय॒द्वृथा॑सा॒मनु॑ स्व॒धां गभ॑स्त्योः ॥
O Maruts, this is your sustaining companion, who supports the chant like the voice of the weapon-stroke; her speech did not stay in vain, but held fast in both hands behind their svadhā.