Ṛgveda · Sūkta 5.61
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5.61.1
के ष्ठा॑ नरः॒ श्रेष्ठ॑तमा॒ य एक॑एक आय॒य ।
प॒र॒मस्याः॑ परा॒वतः॑ ॥
O men, who are you, most excellent, who have come one by one from the highest, far distance?
5.61.2
क्व॑ वोऽश्वाः॒ क्वा॑भीश॑वः क॒थं शे॑क क॒था य॑य ।
पृ॒ष्ठे सदो॑ न॒सोर्यमः॑ ॥
Where are your horses, where are the reins? How were you able, and how did you go? Where is the seat on the back and the control of the nose-rope?
5.61.3
ज॒घने॒ चोद॑ एषां॒ वि स॒क्थानि॒ नरो॑ यमुः ।
पु॒त्र॒कृ॒थे न जन॑यः ॥
O men, when their goad was struck, they restrained their limbs apart, like women in the bearing of sons.
5.61.4
परा॑ वीरास एतन॒ मर्या॑सो॒ भद्र॑जानयः ।
अ॒ग्नि॒तपो॒ यथास॑थ ॥
Go forth, O heroes; O men of auspicious birth, fire-hot, may you be as you are.
5.61.5
सन॒त्साश्व्यं॑ प॒शुमु॒त गव्यं॑ श॒ताव॑यम् ।
श्या॒वाश्व॑स्तुताय॒ या दोर्वी॒रायो॑प॒बर्बृ॑हत् ॥
May she grant horses and cattle and cows a hundredfold; may the gift to Syavasva's praiser bring near for the hero.
5.61.6
उ॒त त्वा॒ स्त्री शशी॑यसी पुं॒सो भ॑वति॒ वस्य॑सी ।
अदे॑वत्रादरा॒धसः॑ ॥
And you, who have become a woman, becomes more desirable than a man; away from the non-god, the ungenerous.
5.61.7
वि या जा॒नाति॒ जसु॑रिं॒ वि तृष्य॑न्तं॒ वि का॒मिन॑म् ।
दे॒व॒त्रा कृ॑णु॒ते मनः॑ ॥
She who distinctly knows the restless one, the thirsty one, and the desirous one turns her mind toward the gods.
5.61.8
उ॒त घा॒ नेमो॒ अस्तु॑तः॒ पुमाँ॒ इति॑ ब्रुवे प॒णिः ।
स वैर॑देय॒ इत्स॒मः ॥
Indeed, the unpraised Paṇi says, 'I am the real man'; he is just the same among the Vairadeya.
5.61.9
उ॒त मे॑ऽरपद्युव॒तिर्म॑म॒न्दुषी॒ प्रति॑ श्या॒वाय॑ वर्त॒निम् ।
वि रोहि॑ता पुरुमी॒ळ्हाय॑ येमतु॒र्विप्रा॑य दी॒र्घय॑शसे ॥
And the young woman, who gladdens, opened the way for Śyāva on my behalf; the two red steeds held the reins for the much-invoked, inspired seer of long fame.
5.61.10
यो मे॑ धेनू॒नां श॒तं वैद॑दश्वि॒र्यथा॒ दद॑त् ।
त॒र॒न्त इ॑व मं॒हना॑ ॥
He who gave me a hundred cows, just as the son of Dadaśvi gave, as if crossing over in exultation.
5.61.11
य ईं॒ वह॑न्त आ॒शुभिः॒ पिब॑न्तो मदि॒रं मधु॑ ।
अत्र॒ श्रवां॑सि दधिरे ॥
Those who bring it with swift horses, drinking the exhilarating sweet soma, here they establish their fame.
5.61.12
येषां॑ श्रि॒याधि॒ रोद॑सी वि॒भ्राज॑न्ते॒ रथे॒ष्वा ।
दि॒वि रु॒क्म इ॑वो॒परि॑ ॥
By whose splendor heaven and earth shine; they gleam on their chariots, like a golden ornament up above in the sky.
5.61.13
युवा॒ स मारु॑तो ग॒णस्त्वे॒षर॑थो॒ अने॑द्यः ।
शु॒भं॒यावाप्र॑तिष्कुतः ॥
That young host of the Maruts, with a bright chariot, unblamable. They come with radiant splendour, unhindered by anyone.
5.61.14
को वे॑द नू॒नमे॑षां॒ यत्रा॒ मद॑न्ति॒ धूत॑यः ।
ऋ॒तजा॑ता अरे॒पसः॑ ॥
Who knows where now they exult? They are born of cosmic order, unharmed and unhurt.
5.61.15
यू॒यं मर्तं॑ विपन्यवः प्रणे॒तार॑ इ॒त्था धि॒या ।
श्रोता॑रो॒ याम॑हूतिषु ॥
You, O praiseworthy ones, guide the mortal thus with thought. You are the hearers at the calls of invocation.
5.61.16
ते नो॒ वसू॑नि॒ काम्या॑ पुरुश्च॒न्द्रा रि॑शादसः ।
आ य॑ज्ञियासो ववृत्तन ॥
May they bring to us desired, richly splendid treasures. O destroyers of foes, O worthy of sacrifice, turn back here.
5.61.17
ए॒तं मे॒ स्तोम॑मूर्म्ये दा॒र्भ्याय॒ परा॑ वह ।
गिरो॑ देवि र॒थीरि॑व ॥
O Ūrmyā, carry this my hymn forward for Dārbhya. O goddess, lead the speech forward like a charioteer.
5.61.18
उ॒त मे॑ वोचता॒दिति॑ सु॒तसो॑मे॒ रथ॑वीतौ ।
न कामो॒ अप॑ वेति मे ॥
And at the soma-pressing, under the chariot-protection, may he speak thus for me. My desire does not turn away from me.
5.61.19
ए॒ष क्षे॑ति॒ रथ॑वीतिर्म॒घवा॒ गोम॑ती॒रनु॑ ।
पर्व॑ते॒ष्वप॑श्रितः ॥
This bountiful one, whose chariot makes the way, moves on along with his cows, and abides resting on the mountains.