Sāmaveda · Section 1.39
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वि꣢श्वाः꣣ पृ꣡त꣢ना अभि꣣भू꣡त꣢रं꣣ न꣡रः꣢ स꣣जू꣡स्त꣢तक्षु꣣रि꣡न्द्रं꣢ जज꣣नु꣡श्च꣢ रा꣣ज꣡से꣢ ।
क्र꣢त्वे꣣ व꣡रे꣢ स्थे꣢म꣢न्या꣣मु꣡री꣢मु꣣तो꣡ग्रमोजि꣢꣯ष्ठं त꣣र꣡सं꣢ तर꣣स्वि꣡न꣢म् ॥ ३७० ॥
Indra, the most overpowering conqueror of all hosts, men fashioned together and begot for sovereignty; for strength and for boon, in steadfastness, they praise him who is fierce, most vigorous and swift.
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श्र꣡त्ते꣢ दधामि प्रथ꣣मा꣡य꣢ म꣣न्य꣢꣫वेऽह꣣न्य꣢रद्दस्युं꣣ न꣡र्यं꣢ वि꣣वे꣢र꣣पः꣢ ।
उ꣣भे꣢꣫ यत्वा꣣ रो꣡द꣢सी꣣ धा꣡व꣢ता꣣म꣢नु꣣ भ्य꣡सा꣢त्ते꣣ शु꣣ष्मा꣢त्पृथि꣣वी꣡ चि꣢दद्रिवः ॥ ३७१ ॥
I set (my praise) upon you, for the first valour, when you struck down the dasyu, the enemy of men, and released the waters; may heaven and earth run after you in fear; O wielder of the thunderbolt, by your force even the earth (trembles).
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स꣣मे꣢त꣣ वि꣢श्वा꣣ ओ꣡ज꣢सा꣣ प꣡तिं꣢ दि꣣वो꣢꣯ य एक꣣ इ꣡द्भूरति꣢꣯थि꣣र्ज꣡नानाम् ।
स꣢ पू꣣र्व्यो꣡ नूत꣢꣯नमा꣣जि꣡गी꣢षं꣣ तं꣡ व꣢र्त्त꣣नी꣡रनु꣢꣯ वावृत꣣ ए꣢क꣣ इ꣢त् ॥ ३७२ ॥
Gather together, all of you, with might; he is the lord of heaven, who alone became the guest of peoples; he is ancient and desires a new conquest; the paths have turned back after him, he who is indeed the one alone.
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इ꣣मे꣡ त꣢ इन्द्र꣣ ते꣢ व꣣यं꣡ पु꣢रुष्टुत꣣ ये꣢ त्वा꣣र꣢भ्य꣣ च꣡रा꣢मसि प्रभूवसो ।
न꣢꣫ हि त्वद꣣न्यो꣡ गि꣢र्वणो꣣ गि꣢रः꣣ स꣡घ꣢त्क्षो꣣णी꣡रि꣢व꣣ प्र꣢ति꣣ त꣡द्ध꣢र्य नो꣣ व꣡चः꣢ ॥ ३७३ ॥
O Indra, these (we) are yours; O much-praised one, grasping you we move on, O rich in wealth; there is no other than you, O one honored by songs; accept our desired speech as the earths do.
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च꣣र्षणीधृ꣡तं꣢ म꣣घ꣡वा꣢नमु꣣क्थ्या꣢ऽ३मि꣢न्द्रं꣣ गि꣡रो꣢ बृह꣣ती꣢र꣣꣬भ्यनू꣢꣯षत ।
वा꣣वृधानं꣡ पु꣢रुहू꣣त꣡ꣳ सु꣢वृ꣣क्ति꣢भि꣣र꣡म꣢र्त्यं꣣ ज꣡र꣢माणं दि꣣वे꣡दि꣢वे ॥ ३७४ ॥
Indra, upholder of peoples, bountiful, worthy of praise—the great songs have praised him; he who grows strong, much-invoked, immortal, praised day by day, with good praises.
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अ꣡च्छा꣢ व꣣ इ꣡न्द्रं꣢ म꣣त꣡यः꣢ स्व꣣र्यु꣡वः꣢ स꣣ध्री꣢ची꣣र्वि꣡श्वा꣢ उश꣣ती꣡र꣢नूषत ।
प꣡रि꣢ ष्वजन्त꣣ ज꣡न꣢यो꣣ य꣢था꣣ प꣢तिं꣣ म꣢र्यं꣣ न꣢ शु꣣न्ध्युं꣢ म꣣घ꣡वा꣢नमू꣣त꣡ये꣢ ॥ ३७५ ॥
You prayers seeking heaven, all of you together, turn toward Indra and praise him. As eager wives embrace their husband, so embrace the bountiful Indra for protection.
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अ꣣भि꣢꣫ त्यं मे꣣षं꣡ पु꣢रुहू꣣त꣢मृ꣣ग्मि꣢य꣣मि꣡न्द्रं꣢ गी꣣र्भि꣡र्म꣢दता꣣ व꣡स्वो꣢ अर्ण꣣व꣢म् ।
य꣢स्य꣣ द्या꣢वो꣣ न꣢ वि꣣च꣡र꣢न्ति꣣ मा꣡नु꣢षं भु꣣जे꣡ मꣳहि꣢꣯ष्ठम꣣भि꣡ विप्र꣢꣯मर्चत ॥ ३७६ ॥
Gladden with songs that mighty Indra, much-invoked, praised with verses, the ocean of wealth. Before whom the heavens move among men, sing toward that most bountiful, inspired seer.
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त्य꣢꣫ꣳ सु मे꣣षं꣡ म꣢हया स्व꣣र्वि꣡दꣳश꣣तं꣡ यस्य꣢꣯ सु꣣भु꣡वः꣢ सा꣣क꣡मीर꣢꣯ते ।
अ꣢त्यं꣣ न꣡ वाज꣢꣯ꣳ हवन꣣स्य꣢द꣣ꣳ र꣢थ꣣मि꣡ न्द्रं꣢ ववृत्या꣣म꣡व꣢से सुवृ꣣क्ति꣡भिः꣢ ॥ ३७७ ॥
Exalt well that mighty one, finder of the heavenly light, with whom a hundred well-born companions are impelled together. Like a steed speeding to the call, let us turn to Indra, the chariot, for help with well-made praises.
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घृ꣣त꣡व꣢ती꣣ भु꣡व꣢नानामभि꣣श्रि꣢यो꣣र्वी꣢ पृ꣣थ्वी꣡ म꣢धु꣣दु꣡घे꣢ सु꣣पे꣡श꣢सा ।
द्या꣡वा꣢पृथि꣣वी꣡ वरु꣢꣯णस्य ध꣡र्म꣢णा꣣ वि꣡ष्क꣢भिते अ꣣ज꣢रे꣣ भू꣡रि꣢रेतसा ॥ ३७८ ॥
Full of ghee, radiant with the splendor of worlds, wide and broad, milking sweetness, fair of form — heaven and earth, held apart by Varuṇa's law, ageless, rich in seed.
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उ꣣भे꣡ यदि꣢꣯न्द्र꣣ रो꣡द꣢सी आप꣣प्रा꣢थो꣣षा꣡ इ꣡व ।
म꣣हा꣡न्तं꣢ त्वा म꣣ही꣡ना꣢ꣳ स꣣म्रा꣡जं꣢ चर्षणी꣣ना꣢म् ।
दे꣣वी꣡ जनि꣢꣯त्र्यजीजनद्भ꣣द्रा꣡ जनि꣢꣯त्र्यजीजनत् ॥ ३७९ ॥
When, Indra, you filled both worlds like Dawn, the goddess mother bore you, great and sovereign over the peoples; the auspicious mother bore you.
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प्र꣢ म꣣न्दि꣡ने꣢ पितु꣣म꣡द꣢र्च꣣ता व꣢चो꣣ यः꣢ कृ꣣ष्ण꣡ग꣢र्भा नि꣣र꣡ह꣢न्नृ꣣जि꣡श्व꣢ना ।
अ꣣वस्य꣢वो꣣ वृ꣡ष꣢णं꣣ व꣡ज्र꣢दक्षिणं म꣣रु꣡त्व꣢न्तꣳ स꣣ख्या꣡य꣢ हुवेमहि ॥ ३८० ॥
Sing forth a hymn rich in food to the exhilarating one, who with Ṛjiśvan struck down the dark-wombed foes. We, seeking protection, call upon him, the showerer, wielder of the thunderbolt in his right hand, accompanied by the Maruts, for friendship.