Ṛgveda · Sūkta 4.22

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4.22.1

यन्न॒ इन्द्रो॑ जुजु॒षे यच्च॒ वष्टि॒ तन्नो॑ म॒हान्क॑रति शु॒ष्म्या चि॑त् ।
ब्रह्म॒ स्तोमं॑ म॒घवा॒ सोम॑मु॒क्था यो अश्मा॑नं॒ शव॑सा॒ बिभ्र॒देति॑ ॥

May Indra, pleased with us, grant whatever he gives, and may the mighty one make it great for us. The bountiful Indra comes bearing the stone with might; may he accept prayer, hymn, soma and chants.

4.22.2

वृषा॒ वृष॑न्धिं॒ चतु॑रश्रि॒मस्य॑न्नु॒ग्रो बा॒हुभ्यां॒ नृत॑मः॒ शची॑वान् ।
श्रि॒ये परु॑ष्णीमु॒षमा॑ण॒ ऊर्णां॒ यस्याः॒ पर्वा॑णि स॒ख्याय॑ वि॒व्ये ॥

The bull, hurling down the four-cornered Vṛṣandhi, fierce with both arms, most manly and mighty, spread the ruddy dawn and the fleece-like cloud for splendor, and entered its joints for friendship.

4.22.3

यो दे॒वो दे॒वत॑मो॒ जाय॑मानो म॒हो वाजे॑भिर्म॒हद्भि॑श्च॒ शुष्मैः॑ ।
दधा॑नो॒ वज्रं॑ बा॒ह्वोरु॒शन्तं॒ द्याममे॑न रेजय॒त्प्र भूम॑ ॥

The god most divine, being born with great powers and great might, holding the gleaming thunderbolt in both arms, makes heaven tremble with his blow and strengthens the earth.

4.22.4

विश्वा॒ रोधां॑सि प्र॒वत॑श्च पू॒र्वीर्द्यौर्ऋ॒ष्वाज्जनि॑मन्रेजत॒ क्षाः ।
आ मा॒तरा॒ भर॑ति शु॒ष्म्या गोर्नृ॒वत्परि॑ज्मन्नोनुवन्त॒ वाताः॑ ॥

All worlds and the many flowing streams, and the sky, trembled at the birth of the strong one; the earth too shook. The mighty one bears up the two mothers; amid the cow-rays the winds roar around with men.

4.22.5

ता तू त॑ इन्द्र मह॒तो म॒हानि॒ विश्वे॒ष्वित्सव॑नेषु प्र॒वाच्या॑ ।
यच्छू॑र धृष्णो धृष॒ता द॑धृ॒ष्वानहिं॒ वज्रे॑ण॒ शव॒सावि॑वेषीः ॥

Indra, those great deeds of yours are to be proclaimed at all the pressings. When, O hero, O bold one, having become bold with boldness, you struck the serpent with the thunderbolt and with might.

4.22.6

ता तू ते॑ स॒त्या तु॑विनृम्ण॒ विश्वा॒ प्र धे॒नवः॑ सिस्रते॒ वृष्ण॒ ऊध्नः॑ ।
अधा॑ ह॒ त्वद्वृ॑षमणो भिया॒नाः प्र सिन्ध॑वो॒ जव॑सा चक्रमन्त ॥

O very-manly one, those true deeds are all yours; all the milch-cows flow from the bull's udder. Then, O bull-minded one, the rivers, in fear of you, rushed forth with speed.

4.22.7

अत्राह॑ ते हरिव॒स्ता उ॑ दे॒वीरवो॑भिरिन्द्र स्तवन्त॒ स्वसा॑रः ।
यत्सी॒मनु॒ प्र मु॒चो ब॑द्बधा॒ना दी॒र्घामनु॒ प्रसि॑तिं स्यन्द॒यध्यै॑ ॥

Here, O Indra, lord of bay horses, those divine sisters praise you with your protections, when, released from their bonds, they flow along their long course.

4.22.8

पि॒पी॒ळे अं॒शुर्मद्यो॒ न सिन्धु॒रा त्वा॒ शमी॑ शशमा॒नस्य॑ श॒क्तिः ।
अ॒स्म॒द्र्य॑क्च्छुशुचा॒नस्य॑ यम्या आ॒शुर्न र॒श्मिं तु॒व्योज॑सं॒ गोः ॥

The stream of Soma has been pressed out, like an exhilarating river; the strength of the toiler with the stone has come to you. Turning toward us, in the control of the bright one, like the reins of a swift horse, restrain the very mighty strength of the cows.