Ṛgveda · Sūkta 10.73
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10.73.1
जनि॑ष्ठा उ॒ग्रः सह॑से तु॒राय॑ म॒न्द्र ओजि॑ष्ठो बहु॒लाभि॑मानः ।
अव॑र्ध॒न्निन्द्रं॑ म॒रुत॑श्चि॒दत्र॑ मा॒ता यद्वी॒रं द॒धन॒द्धनि॑ष्ठा ॥
Eldest-born, fierce, for Tura's strength, joyous, most vigorous, boastful of many feats, Indra was made to grow here by the Maruts when the mother bore the hero, holding the firmest one.
10.73.2
द्रु॒हो निष॑त्ता पृश॒नी चि॒देवैः॑ पु॒रू शंसे॑न वावृधु॒ष्ट इन्द्र॑म् ।
अ॒भीवृ॑तेव॒ ता म॑हाप॒देन॑ ध्वा॒न्तात्प्र॑पि॒त्वादुद॑रन्त॒ गर्भाः॑ ॥
Dwelling in the abode of the deceiver, the spotted Dawn too, with her powers and much praise, made Indra grow; like embryos enclosed, they rose by the great path, out of darkness, from the far fallen place.
10.73.3
ऋ॒ष्वा ते॒ पादा॒ प्र यज्जिगा॑सि॒ अव॑र्ध॒न्वाजा॑ उ॒त ये चि॒दत्र॑ ।
त्वमि॑न्द्र सालावृ॒कान्त्स॒हस्र॑मा॒सन्द॑धिषे अ॒श्विना व॑वृत्याः ॥
Indra, your two praiseworthy feet advance as you go; the strengths and prizes that have here made you grow are also yours. You seize the Sālāvṛkas by the thousand in battle; Indra, you turn back the two Aśvins.
10.73.4
स॒म॒ना तूर्णि॒रुप॑ यासि य॒ज्ञमा नास॑त्या स॒ख्याय॑ वक्षि ।
व॒साव्या॑मिन्द्र धारयः स॒हस्रा॒श्विना॑ शूर ददतुर्म॒घानि॑ ॥
Swift together, you come to the sacrifice; bring the Nāsatyas here for friendship. In Vasāvī, Indra, you hold the thousands; hero, the two Aśvins gave great riches.
10.73.5
मन्द॑मान ऋ॒तादधि॑ प्र॒जायै॒ सखि॑भि॒रिन्द्र॑ इषि॒रेभि॒रर्थ॑म् ।
आभि॒र्हि मा॒या उप॒ दस्यु॒मागा॒न्मिहः॒ प्र त॒म्रा अ॑वप॒त्तमां॑सि ॥
Rejoicing from the cosmic order, for the sake of offspring, Indra with his companions and drivers reaches his aim; with these indeed he came by wile to the Dasyu, removed the mist, and cast down the red darknesses.
10.73.6
सना॑माना चिद्ध्वसयो॒ न्य॑स्मै॒ अवा॑ह॒न्निन्द्र॑ उ॒षसो॒ यथानः॑ ।
ऋ॒ष्वैर॑गच्छः॒ सखि॑भि॒र्निका॑मैः सा॒कं प्र॑ति॒ष्ठा हृद्या॑ जघन्थ ॥
You cast down even the ancient, many-named ones; Indra, like the chariot of Dawn, with strong bulls and willing companions together, you struck and won with a firm heart.
10.73.7
त्वं ज॑घन्थ॒ नमु॑चिं मख॒स्युं दासं॑ कृण्वा॒न ऋष॑ये॒ विमा॑यम् ।
त्वं च॑कर्थ॒ मन॑वे स्यो॒नान्प॒थो दे॑व॒त्राञ्ज॑सेव॒ याना॑न् ॥
You slew Namuci, the enemy who opposed the sacrifice; subduing that immeasurable foe for the seer, you made pleasant paths for Manu, like straight roads among the gods.
10.73.8
त्वमे॒तानि॑ पप्रिषे॒ वि नामेशा॑न इन्द्र दधिषे॒ गभ॑स्तौ ।
अनु॑ त्वा दे॒वाः शव॑सा मदन्ति उ॒परि॑बुध्नान्व॒निन॑श्चकर्थ ॥
You fill all these, O Indra, and by your names you are lord; in your two hands you hold (power). The gods rejoice by your might; you made the ones with roots above and the wealthy ones as well.
10.73.9
च॒क्रं यद॑स्या॒प्स्वा निष॑त्तमु॒तो तद॑स्मै॒ मध्विच्च॑च्छद्यात् ।
पृ॒थि॒व्यामति॑षितं॒ यदूधः॒ पयो॒ गोष्वद॑धा॒ ओष॑धीषु ॥
When its wheel rests in the waters, may sweetness also reach him; the udder placed upon the earth — milk you placed in the cows, and juice in the herbs.
10.73.10
अश्वा॑दिया॒येति॒ यद्वद॑न्ति॒ ओज॑सो जा॒तमु॒त म॑न्य एनम् ।
म॒न्योरि॑याय ह॒र्म्येषु॑ तस्थौ॒ यतः॑ प्रज॒ज्ञ इन्द्रो॑ अस्य वेद ॥
They say he came from the horse; and when they say he was born of might, I think he came from fury. Coming from fury he stood in the mansions; whence Indra was born, only Indra knows that secret.
10.73.11
वयः॑ सुप॒र्णा उप॑ सेदु॒रिन्द्रं॑ प्रि॒यमे॑धा॒ ऋष॑यो॒ नाध॑मानाः ।
अप॑ ध्वा॒न्तमू॑र्णु॒हि पू॒र्धि चक्षु॑र्मुमु॒ग्ध्य॑स्मान्नि॒धये॑व ब॒द्धान् ॥
Like winged birds, the seers of dear thought sat near Indra, seeking. Drive away the darkness, fill the sight; release us as one releases the bound.