Ṛgveda · Sūkta 8.78
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8.78.1
पु॒रो॒ळाशं॑ नो॒ अन्ध॑स॒ इन्द्र॑ स॒हस्र॒मा भ॑र ।
श॒ता च॑ शूर॒ गोना॑म् ॥
O Indra, bring us a thousand puroḷāśa cakes with soma; and bring, O hero, a hundred cows.
8.78.2
आ नो॑ भर॒ व्यञ्ज॑नं॒ गामश्व॑म॒भ्यञ्ज॑नम् ।
सचा॑ म॒ना हि॑र॒ण्यया॑ ॥
Bring us the anointing salve, a cow and a horse, and the anointing unguent — together with the mind and with golden ornaments.
8.78.3
उ॒त नः॑ कर्ण॒शोभ॑ना पु॒रूणि॑ धृष्ण॒वा भ॑र ।
त्वं हि शृ॑ण्वि॒षे व॑सो ॥
And bring us many ear-adorning ornaments, O bold one; for you indeed are heard, O wealthy one.
8.78.4
नकीं॑ वृधी॒क इ॑न्द्र ते॒ न सु॒षा न सु॒दा उ॒त ।
नान्यस्त्वच्छू॑र वा॒घतः॑ ॥
No one is weaker than you, O Indra, nor better armed, nor a better giver; and no other, O hero, is there apart from you, the wielder of the bolt.
8.78.5
नकी॒मिन्द्रो॒ निक॑र्तवे॒ न श॒क्रः परि॑शक्तवे ।
विश्वं॑ शृणोति॒ पश्य॑ति ॥
Indra does no harm to anyone, nor, being mighty, does he seek to overpower anyone; he hears all and he sees all.
8.78.6
स म॒न्युं मर्त्या॑ना॒मद॑ब्धो॒ नि चि॑कीषते ।
पु॒रा नि॒दश्चि॑कीषते ॥
Unharmed, he looks down upon the wrath of mortals; and beforehand he seeks to look upon the reviler.
8.78.7
क्रत्व॒ इत्पू॒र्णमु॒दरं॑ तु॒रस्या॑स्ति विध॒तः ।
वृ॒त्र॒घ्नः सो॑म॒पाव्नः॑ ॥
Indeed, by the sacrificer's skill the swift one's belly is filled; he is the slayer of Vṛtra, the drinker of Soma.
8.78.8
त्वे वसू॑नि॒ संग॑ता॒ विश्वा॑ च सोम॒ सौभ॑गा ।
सु॒दात्वप॑रिह्वृता ॥
In you, O Soma, all treasures are gathered and all prosperities; giver of good gifts, they are unwithheld.
8.78.9
त्वामिद्य॑व॒युर्मम॒ कामो॑ ग॒व्युर्हि॑रण्य॒युः ।
त्वाम॑श्व॒युरेष॑ते ॥
Indeed you, my desire seeks, the desire for cattle and gold; you, the seeker of horses, I aspire to.
8.78.10
तवेदि॑न्द्रा॒हमा॒शसा॒ हस्ते॒ दात्रं॑ च॒ना द॑दे ।
दि॒नस्य॑ वा मघव॒न्त्सम्भृ॑तस्य वा पू॒र्धि यव॑स्य का॒शिना॑ ॥
Your gift, O Indra, I take indeed into my hand with hope; O bountiful one, from the day or from the gathered store, fill (us) up with barley, with the sharp one.