Ṛgveda · Sūkta 10.54
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10.54.1
तां सु ते॑ की॒र्तिं म॑घवन्महि॒त्वा यत्त्वा॑ भी॒ते रोद॑सी॒ अह्व॑येताम् ।
प्रावो॑ दे॒वाँ आति॑रो॒ दास॒मोजः॑ प्र॒जायै॑ त्वस्यै॒ यदशि॑क्ष इन्द्र ॥
O Maghavan, through your greatness may your glory be well praised, when the frightened heaven and earth called out to you. O Indra, you protected the gods and carried the enemy across; the strength you have learned you gave to the people.
10.54.2
यदच॑रस्त॒न्वा॑ वावृधा॒नो बला॑नीन्द्र प्रब्रुवा॒णो जने॑षु ।
मा॒येत्सा ते॒ यानि॑ यु॒द्धान्या॒हुर्नाद्य शत्रुं॑ न॒नु पु॒रा वि॑वित्से ॥
O Indra, when you moved with your body growing strong in strength, and proclaimed yourself among the peoples, that was your illusion; are not the battles said to be yours? Did you not already find the enemy before?
10.54.3
क उ॒ नु ते॑ महि॒मनः॑ समस्या॒स्मत्पूर्व॒ ऋष॒योऽन्त॑मापुः ।
यन्मा॒तरं॑ च पि॒तरं॑ च सा॒कमज॑नयथास्त॒न्वः॑ स्वायाः॑ ॥
Who indeed now can know the end of your greatnesses? Our former seers reached its end, when together you brought forth mother and father from your own body.
10.54.4
च॒त्वारि॑ ते असु॒र्या॑णि॒ नामादा॑भ्यानि महि॒षस्य॑ सन्ति ।
त्वम॒ङ्ग तानि॒ विश्वा॑नि वित्से॒ येभिः॒ कर्मा॑णि मघवञ्च॒कर्थ॑ ॥
Your four names of strength are unassailable, those of the buffalo bull. You know all of them, O Maghavan, by which you have done your deeds.
10.54.5
त्वं विश्वा॑ दधिषे॒ केव॑लानि॒ यान्या॒विर्या च॒ गुहा॒ वसू॑नि ।
काम॒मिन्मे॑ मघव॒न्मा वि ता॑री॒स्त्वमा॑ज्ञा॒ता त्वमि॑न्द्रासि दा॒ता ॥
You hold all wealth that is your own, openly and hidden. O Maghavan, fulfill my desire indeed; do not keep it away from me. You are the known one; O Indra, you are the giver.
10.54.6
यो अद॑धा॒ज्ज्योति॑षि॒ ज्योति॑र॒न्तर्यो असृ॑ज॒न्मधु॑ना॒ सं मधू॑नि ।
अध॑ प्रि॒यं शू॒षमिन्द्रा॑य॒ मन्म॑ ब्रह्म॒कृतो॑ बृ॒हदु॑क्थादवाचि ॥
He who placed light within light, who poured forth sweetnesses together with honey; then for Indra the dear, bright hymn was spoken from the great-praise (bṛhad-uktha) of the brahman-maker.