Ṛgveda · Sūkta 5.31
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5.31.1
इन्द्रो॒ रथा॑य प्र॒वतं॑ कृणोति॒ यम॒ध्यस्था॑न्म॒घवा॑ वाज॒यन्त॑म् ।
यू॒थेव॑ प॒श्वो व्यु॑नोति गो॒पा अरि॑ष्टो याति प्रथ॒मः सिषा॑सन् ॥
Indra prepares a path for the chariot. The bountiful lord looks down upon the warrior who seeks victory. As a herdsman scatters his herd, the protector goes forward unharmed, foremost, desiring to win.
5.31.2
आ प्र द्र॑व हरिवो॒ मा वि वे॑नः॒ पिश॑ङ्गराते अ॒भि नः॑ सचस्व ।
न॒हि त्वदि॑न्द्र॒ वस्यो॑ अ॒न्यदस्ति॑ अमे॒नांश्चि॒ज्जनि॑वतश्चकर्थ ॥
Run forward hither, O lord of bay horses. Do not abandon us, O Piśaṅgarāti; join yourself to us. O Indra, there is nothing more desirable than you; you have made even the unborn and the born.
5.31.3
उद्यत्सहः॒ सह॑स॒ आज॑निष्ट॒ देदि॑ष्ट॒ इन्द्र॑ इन्द्रि॒याणि॒ विश्वा॑ ।
प्राचो॑दयत्सु॒दुघा॑ व॒व्रे अ॒न्तर्वि ज्योति॑षा संववृ॒त्वत्तमो॑ऽवः ॥
When Indra was born forth from strength, out of strength, he made all his powers shine. He drove the milch cows forward within the cleft, and, encircling the darkness with light, he drove it away.
5.31.4
अन॑वस्ते॒ रथ॒मश्वा॑य तक्ष॒न्त्वष्टा॒ वज्रं॑ पुरुहूत द्यु॒मन्त॑म् ।
ब्र॒ह्माण॒ इन्द्रं॑ म॒हय॑न्तो अ॒र्कैरव॑र्धय॒न्नह॑ये॒ हन्त॒वा उ॑ ॥
The Anavas fashioned your chariot and one for the horse; Tvaṣṭar made the gleaming vajra, O much-invoked one. The brahman priests, magnifying Indra with songs, strengthened him to slay the serpent.
5.31.5
वृष्णे॒ यत्ते॒ वृष॑णो अ॒र्कमर्चा॒निन्द्र॒ ग्रावा॑णो॒ अदि॑तिः स॒जोषाः॑ ।
अ॒न॒श्वासो॒ ये प॒वयो॑ऽर॒था इन्द्रे॑षिता अ॒भ्यव॑र्तन्त॒ दस्यू॑न् ॥
O Indra, when the bull-like ones sing praise to your bull-form, with the pressing stones and Aditi together, the horseless, lightning-armed, chariotless ones sent by Indra rushed upon the dasyus.
5.31.6
प्र ते॒ पूर्वा॑णि॒ कर॑णानि वोचं॒ प्र नूत॑ना मघव॒न्या च॒कर्थ॑ ।
शक्ती॑वो॒ यद्वि॒भरा॒ रोद॑सी उ॒भे जय॑न्न॒पो मन॑वे॒ दानु॑चित्राः ॥
I will recite your ancient deeds, O Maghavan, and the new ones you have done. O mighty one, when you sustain both worlds and win the waters for Manu, you are adorned with gifts.
5.31.7
तदिन्नु ते॒ कर॑णं दस्म वि॒प्राहिं॒ यद्घ्नन्नोजो॒ अत्रामि॑मीथाः ।
शुष्ण॑स्य चि॒त्परि॑ मा॒या अ॑गृभ्णाः प्रपि॒त्वं यन्नप॒ दस्यूँ॑रसेधः ॥
O mighty one, O inspired one, that is indeed your deed, when you struck the serpent and with your strength measured out here; you seized even the illusions of Śuṣṇa, and drove the fleeing robbers far away.
5.31.8
त्वम॒पो यद॑वे तु॒र्वशा॒यार॑मयः सु॒दुघाः॑ पा॒र इ॑न्द्र ।
उ॒ग्रम॑यात॒मव॑हो ह॒ कुत्सं॒ सं ह॒ यद्वा॑मु॒शनार॑न्त दे॒वाः ॥
You released the easily milked waters for Yadu and Turvaśa; O Indra, you are the one who carries across. You two brought back the mighty Kutsa, and the gods went with Uśanā to join you.
5.31.9
इन्द्रा॑कुत्सा॒ वह॑माना॒ रथे॒ना वा॒मत्या॒ अपि॒ कर्णे॑ वहन्तु ।
निः षी॑म॒द्भ्यो धम॑थो॒ निः ष॒धस्था॑न्म॒घोनो॑ हृ॒दो व॑रथ॒स्तमां॑सि ॥
O Indra and Kutsa, as you two drive in the chariot, let swift horses carry you to the ear. You blow away even from the waters, and you drive the darknesses out from the bountiful one's seat and from the heart.
5.31.10
वात॑स्य यु॒क्तान्त्सु॒युज॑श्चि॒दश्वा॑न्क॒विश्चि॑दे॒षो अ॑जगन्नव॒स्युः ।
विश्वे॑ ते॒ अत्र॑ म॒रुतः॒ सखा॑य॒ इन्द्र॒ ब्रह्मा॑णि॒ तवि॑षीमवर्धन् ॥
The horses of the Wind, well yoked, and this poet who came seeking help, came. O Indra, all your Maruts were companions here; with strength they strengthened the prayers.
5.31.11
सूर॑श्चि॒द्रथं॒ परि॑तक्म्यायां॒ पूर्वं॑ कर॒दुप॑रं जूजु॒वांस॑म् ।
भर॑च्च॒क्रमेत॑शः॒ सं रि॑णाति पु॒रो दध॑त्सनिष्यति॒ क्रतुं॑ नः ॥
The chariot of the sun, which runs around the wheel, was made first; it brought down the one fighting from afar. Etaśa, who bears the wheel, joins it together; placing it forward, he will win our wisdom.
5.31.12
आयं ज॑ना अभि॒चक्षे॑ जगा॒मेन्द्रः॒ सखा॑यं सु॒तसो॑ममि॒च्छन् ।
वद॒न्ग्रावाव॒ वेदिं॑ भ्रियाते॒ यस्य॑ जी॒रम॑ध्व॒र्यव॒श्चर॑न्ति ॥
O people, Indra has come to see, desiring a friend whose soma is pressed. Speaking with the stones, he comes down to the altar, whose lever the priests move about.
5.31.13
ये चा॒कन॑न्त चा॒कन॑न्त॒ नू ते मर्ता॑ अमृत॒ मो ते अंह॒ आर॑न् ।
वा॒व॒न्धि यज्यूँ॑रु॒त तेषु॑ धेहि॒ ओजो॒ जने॑षु॒ येषु॑ ते॒ स्याम॑ ॥
May those who have always served you, O immortal one, not reach sin. Enrich the sacrificers, and establish strength in them, among the people in whom we may be yours.