Ṛgveda · Sūkta 5.53
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5.53.1
को वे॑द॒ जान॑मेषां॒ को वा॑ पु॒रा सु॒म्नेष्वा॑स म॒रुता॑म् ।
यद्यु॑यु॒ज्रे कि॑ला॒स्यः॑ ॥
Who knows the birth of these Maruts? Or who was formerly in the Maruts' favors, when they yoked their spotted (deer-like) horses?
5.53.2
ऐतान्रथे॑षु त॒स्थुषः॒ कः शु॑श्राव क॒था य॑युः ।
कस्मै॑ सस्रुः सु॒दासे॒ अन्वा॒पय॒ इळा॑भिर्वृ॒ष्टयः॑ स॒ह ॥
Who heard these standing on the chariots? How did they go? For whom, for Sudas, did the waters flow? Together with the praises, the rains came.
5.53.3
ते म॑ आहु॒र्य आ॑य॒युरुप॒ द्युभि॒र्विभि॒र्मदे॑ ।
नरो॒ मर्या॑ अरे॒पस॑ इ॒मान्पश्य॒न्निति॑ ष्टुहि ॥
They have said to me: those who came near in exhilaration with the bright and the mighty ones—manly men, unharmed, seeing these—thus praise.
5.53.4
ये अ॒ञ्जिषु॒ ये वाशी॑षु॒ स्वभा॑नवः स्र॒क्षु रु॒क्मेषु॑ खा॒दिषु॑ ।
श्रा॒या रथे॑षु॒ धन्व॑सु ॥
Those who are in the ornaments, in the whips, self-radiant, in the garlands, in the golden things, in the swords, on the radiant chariots, in the bows.
5.53.5
यु॒ष्माकं॑ स्मा॒ रथाँ॒ अनु॑ मु॒दे द॑धे मरुतो जीरदानवः ।
वृ॒ष्टी द्यावो॑ य॒तीरि॑व ॥
O Maruts, lavish givers, after your chariots I take my stand for joy, as the heavens move with the rain.
5.53.6
आ यं नरः॑ सु॒दान॑वो ददा॒शुषे॑ दि॒वः कोश॒मचु॑च्यवुः ।
वि प॒र्जन्यं॑ सृजन्ति॒ रोद॑सी॒ अनु॒ धन्व॑ना यन्ति वृ॒ष्टयः॑ ॥
The Maruts, generous men, shook the sky's treasury for the giver; they release Parjanya, and the rains go along the path behind the two worlds.
5.53.7
त॒तृ॒दा॒नाः सिन्ध॑वः॒ क्षोद॑सा॒ रजः॒ प्र स॑स्रुर्धे॒नवो॑ यथा ।
स्य॒न्ना अश्वा॑ इ॒वाध्व॑नो वि॒मोच॑ने॒ वि यद्वर्त॑न्त ए॒न्यः॑ ॥
When, eager and swift, they rushed like cows, the rivers flowed forth; and when the path was opened, like horses they turned and surged onward.
5.53.8
आ या॑त मरुतो दि॒व आन्तरि॑क्षाद॒मादु॒त ।
माव॑ स्थात परा॒वतः॑ ॥
Come, O Maruts, from heaven, from the atmosphere, from near at hand; do not stand far away.
5.53.9
मा वो॑ र॒सानि॑तभा॒ कुभा॒ क्रुमु॒र्मा वः॒ सिन्धु॒र्नि री॑रमत् ।
मा वः॒ परि॑ ष्ठात्स॒रयुः॑ पुरी॒षिणी॑ अ॒स्मे इत्सु॒म्नम॑स्तु वः ॥
Let not the Rasā, nor the Anitabhā, nor the Kubhā, nor the Krumu hold you back; let not the Sindhu delay you. Let not the fertile Sarayu stand around you; may your delight be for us alone.
5.53.10
तं वः॒ शर्धं॒ रथा॑नां त्वे॒षं ग॒णं मारु॑तं॒ नव्य॑सीनाम् ।
अनु॒ प्र य॑न्ति वृ॒ष्टयः॑ ॥
That might of your chariots, that brilliant host of the Maruts, that band of the newly-moving ones — after them the rains press onward.
5.53.11
शर्धं॑शर्धं व एषां॒ व्रातं॑व्रातं ग॒णंग॑णं सुश॒स्तिभि॑र् ।
अनु॑ क्रामेम धी॒तिभिः॑ ॥
With each contest of these, with each troop and each host, may we advance after you with good praise and with prayers.
5.53.12
कस्मा॑ अ॒द्य सुजा॑ताय रा॒तह॑व्याय॒ प्र य॑युः ।
ए॒ना यामे॑न म॒रुतः॑ ॥
For whom today, for the well-born and the one whose offerings are given, did the Maruts set forth with this journey?
5.53.13
येन॑ तो॒काय॒ तन॑याय धा॒न्यं॑ बीजं॒ वह॑ध्वे॒ अक्षि॑तम् ।
अ॒स्मभ्यं॒ तद्ध॑त्तन॒ यद्व॒ ईम॑हे॒ राधो॑ वि॒श्वायु॒ सौभ॑गम् ॥
Grant us that undamaged grain and seed which you carry for your offspring and your son, O Maruts; the wealth we seek from you, which gives life to all and brings good fortune.
5.53.14
अती॑याम नि॒दस्ति॒रः स्व॒स्तिभि॑र्हि॒त्वाव॒द्यमरा॑तीः ।
वृ॒ष्ट्वी शं योराप॑ उ॒स्रि भे॑ष॒जं स्याम॑ मरुतः स॒ह ॥
May we pass beyond reproach and, with blessings, leave behind the blameworthy enemies. Having sent rain, O Maruts, may the waters at dawn become happiness and remedy; may we be with you.
5.53.15
सु॒दे॒वः स॑महासति सु॒वीरो॑ नरो मरुतः॒ स मर्त्यः॑ ।
यं त्राय॑ध्वे॒ स्याम॒ ते ॥
That mortal whom you protect, O Maruts, may he be well-blessed by the gods and complete with good heroes; O men, O Maruts, may we be yours.
5.53.16
स्तु॒हि भो॒जान्त्स्तु॑व॒तो अ॑स्य॒ याम॑नि॒ रण॒न्गावो॒ न यव॑से ।
य॒तः पूर्वाँ॑ इव॒ सखीँ॒रनु॑ ह्वय गि॒रा गृ॑णीहि का॒मिनः॑ ॥
Praise the enjoyers, who are with the one who praises them on his journey. Like cows roaring toward fodder, call the former companions; honor the devoted with song.