Sāmaveda · Section 2.19
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2.19.1711
अ꣣ग्निः꣢ प्र꣣त्ने꣢न꣣ ज꣡न्म꣢ना꣣ शु꣡म्भा꣢नस्त꣣न्व३ꣳ स्वा꣢म् ।
क꣣वि꣡र्विप्रे꣢꣯ण वावृधे ॥ १७११ ॥
Agni, by his ancient birth, adorning his own body, has been exalted by the seer-priest.
2.19.1712
ऊ꣣र्ज्जो꣡ नपा꣢꣯त꣣मा꣡ हु꣢वे꣣ऽग्निं꣡ पा꣢व꣣क꣡शो꣢चिषम् ।
अ꣣स्मि꣢न्य꣣ज्ञे꣡ स्व꣢ध्व꣣रे꣢ ॥ १७१२ ॥
I invoke Agni, grandson of Ūrj, whose flame purifies, in this well-conducted sacrifice without harm.
2.19.1713
स꣡ नो꣢ मित्रमह꣣स्त्व꣡मग्ने꣢꣯ शु꣣क्रे꣡ण꣢ शो꣣चि꣡षा꣢ ।
दे꣣वै꣡रा स꣢꣯त्सि ब꣣र्हि꣡षि꣢ ॥ १७१३ ॥
O Agni, you are great for us in friendship; with your bright flame, sit here on the sacred grass together with the gods.
2.19.1714
उ꣢त्ते꣣ शु꣡ष्मा꣢सो अस्थू꣣ र꣡क्षो꣢ भि꣣न्द꣡न्तो꣢ अद्रिवः ।
नु꣣द꣢स्व꣣ याः꣡ प꣢रि꣣स्पृ꣡धः꣢ ॥ १७१४ ॥
O wielder of the stone, your powers have risen up, smashing the demons; drive away those who rival you on every side.
2.19.1715
अ꣣या꣡ नि꣢ज꣣घ्नि꣡रोज꣢꣯सा रथस꣣ङ्गे꣡ धने꣢꣯ हि꣣ते꣢ ।
स्त꣢वा꣣ अ꣡बि꣢भ्युषा हृ꣣दा꣢ ॥ १७१५ ॥
Smiting with this might, in the chariot-battle and the beneficial contest for wealth, may you be praised with a fearless heart.
2.19.1716
अ꣡स्य꣢ व्र꣣ता꣢नि꣣ ना꣢꣫धृषे꣣ प꣡व꣢मानस्य दू꣣꣬ढ्या꣢꣯ ।
रु꣣ज꣡ यस्त्वा꣢꣯ पृत꣣न्य꣡ति꣢ ॥ १७१६ ॥
I do not break the sacred laws of this purifying Soma through wickedness; break the one who makes war against you.
2.19.1717
त꣡ꣳ हि꣢न्वन्ति मद꣣च्यु꣢त꣣ꣳ ह꣡रिं꣢ न꣣दी꣡षु꣢ वा꣣जि꣡न꣢म् ।
इ꣢न्दु꣣मि꣡न्द्रा꣢य मत्स꣣र꣢म् ॥ १७१७ ॥
Him, dripping with exhilaration, tawny and vigorous, they set in motion in the streams — the Indu, the exhilarating one, for Indra.
2.19.1718
आ꣢ म꣣न्द्रै꣡रि꣢न्द्र꣣ ह꣡रि꣢भिर्या꣣हि꣢ म꣣यू꣡र꣢रोमभिः ।
मा꣢ त्वा꣣ के꣢ चि꣣न्नि꣡ ये꣢मु꣣रि꣢꣫न्न पा꣣शि꣢꣫नोऽति꣣ ध꣡न्वे꣢व꣣ ता꣡ꣳ इ꣢हि ॥ १७१८ ॥
O Indra, come hither with your delightful, peacock-feathered tawny steeds; let no noose-bearers hold you back — go along that path as one crosses a desert.
2.19.1719
वृ꣣त्रखादो꣡ व꣢लं रु꣣जः꣢ पु꣣रां꣢ द꣣र्मो꣢ अ꣣पा꣢म꣣जः꣢ ।
स्था꣢ता꣣ र꣡थ꣢स्य꣣ ह꣡र्यो꣢रभिस्व꣣र꣡ इन्द्रो꣢꣯ दृ꣣ढा꣡ चि꣢दारु꣣जः꣢ ॥ १७१९ ॥
Devourer of Vṛtra, you break open the cave of Vala; breaker of fortresses, driver of the waters — standing in the chariot, roaring toward the tawny steeds, O Indra, you break even the firm ones.
2.19.1720
ग꣣म्भीरा꣡ꣳ उ꣢द꣣धी꣡ꣳरि꣢व꣣ क्र꣡तुं꣢ पुष्यसि꣣ गा꣡ इ꣢व ।
प्र꣡ सु꣢गो꣣पा꣡ यव꣢꣯सं धे꣣न꣡वो꣢ यथा ह्र꣣दं꣢ कु꣣ल्या꣡ इ꣢वाशत ॥ १७२० ॥
Like deep oceans you nourish the resolve, as a herdsman nourishes cows; as a good herdsman brings the herd to pasture, as milch-cows and channels reach the pool, so you come forth.
2.19.1721
य꣡था꣢ गौ꣣रो꣢ अ꣣पा꣢ कृ꣣तं꣢꣫ तृष्य꣣न्ने꣡त्यवेरि꣢꣯णम् ।
आ꣣पित्वे꣡ नः꣢ प्रपि꣣त्वे꣢꣫ तूय꣣मा꣡ ग꣢हि꣣ क꣡ण्वे꣢षु꣣ सु꣢꣫ सचा꣣ पि꣡ब꣢ ॥ १७२१ ॥
As a thirsty bull goes to the water-vessel, come quickly into our friendship, our close friendship; among the Kaṇvas, drink together well.
2.19.1722
म꣡न्द꣢न्तु त्वा मघवन्नि꣣न्द्रे꣡न्द꣢वो राधो꣣दे꣡या꣢य सुन्व꣣ते꣢ ।
आ꣣मु꣢ष्या꣣ सो꣡म꣢मपिबश्च꣣मू꣢ सु꣣तं꣢꣫ ज्येष्ठं꣣ त꣡द्द꣢धिषे꣣ स꣡हः꣢ ॥ १७२२ ॥
O bountiful Indra, may the Soma drops gladden you, for the giver of wealth to the presser; from his cup you drank the pressed Soma — that foremost might you bear.
2.19.1723
त्व꣢म꣣ङ्ग꣡ प्र श꣢꣯ꣳसिषो दे꣣वः꣡ श꣢विष्ठ꣣ म꣡र्त्य꣢म् ।
न꣢꣫ त्वद꣣न्यो꣡ म꣢घवन्नस्ति मर्डि꣣ते꣢न्द्र꣣ ब्र꣡वी꣢मि ते꣣ व꣡चः꣢ ॥ १७२३ ॥
O dear one, mighty god, you are praised by mortals. O bountiful Indra, there is none other gracious than you; I speak these words to you.
2.19.1724
मा꣢ ते꣣ रा꣡धा꣢ꣳसि꣣ मा꣢ त꣢ ऊ꣣त꣡यो꣢ वसो꣣ऽस्मा꣡न्कदा꣢꣯ च꣣ना꣡ द꣢भन् ।
वि꣡श्वा꣢ च न उपमिमी꣣हि꣡ मा꣢नुष꣣ व꣡सू꣢नि चर्ष꣣णि꣢भ्य꣣ आ꣢ ॥ १७२४ ॥
O giver of wealth, may your gifts and your protections never abandon us. O human-born one, grant us all treasures in due measure for the people.
2.19.1725
प्र꣢ति꣣ ष्या꣢ सू꣣न꣢री꣣ ज꣡नी꣢ व्यु꣣च्छ꣢न्ती꣣ प꣢रि꣣ स्व꣡सुः꣢ ।
दि꣣वो꣡ अ꣢दर्शि दुहि꣣ता꣢ ॥ १७२५ ॥
That gracious, life-giving Dawn, shining forth around her sister, has appeared — the daughter of heaven is seen.
2.19.1726
अ꣡श्वे꣢व चि꣣त्रा꣡रु꣢षी मा꣣ता꣡ गवा꣢꣯मृ꣣ता꣡व꣢री ।
स꣡खा꣢ भूद꣣श्वि꣡नो꣢रु꣣षाः꣢ ॥ १७२६ ॥
Like a mare, bright-hued, mother of the cows (rays), rich in truth, Dawn has become the friend of the Aśvins.
2.19.1727
उ꣣त꣡ सखा꣢꣯स्य꣣श्वि꣡नो꣢रु꣣त꣢ मा꣣ता꣡ गवा꣢꣯मसि ।
उ꣣तो꣢षो꣣ व꣡स्व꣢ ईशिषे ॥ १७२७ ॥
You are the friend of the Aśvins, and you are the mother of the cows (rays); and, O Dawn, you hold sway over wealth.
2.19.1728
ए꣣षो꣢ उ꣣षा꣡ अपू꣢꣯र्व्या꣢ðŽ व्यु꣢꣯च्छति प्रि꣣या꣢ दि꣣वः꣢ ।
स्तु꣣षे꣡ वा꣢मश्विना बृ꣣ह꣢त् ॥ १७२८ ॥
This unprecedented Dawn, dear to heaven, shines forth. O Aśvins, I praise you both greatly.
2.19.1729
या꣢ द꣣स्रा꣡ सिन्धु꣢꣯मातरा मनो꣣त꣡रा꣢ रयी꣣णा꣢म् ।
धि꣣या꣢ दे꣣वा꣡ व꣢सु꣣वि꣡दा꣢ ॥ १७२९ ॥
You two wondrous ones, whose mother is the Sindhu, swift as thought, givers of riches—O gods, finders of treasure by insight.
2.19.1730
व꣣च्य꣡न्ते꣢ वां ककु꣣हा꣡सो꣢ जू꣣र्णा꣢या꣣म꣡धि꣢ वि꣣ष्ट꣡पि꣢ ।
य꣢द्वा꣣ꣳ र꣢थो꣣ वि꣢भि꣣ष्प꣡ता꣢त् ॥ १७३० ॥
Lofty songs are proclaimed for you two upon the vault of the aged heaven, when your chariot flies with the birds.
2.19.1731
उ꣢ष꣣स्त꣢च्चि꣣त्र꣡मा भ꣢꣯रा꣣स्म꣡भ्यं꣢ वाजिनीवति ।
ये꣡न꣢ तो꣣कं꣢ च꣣ त꣡न꣢यं च꣣ धा꣡म꣢हे ॥ १७३१ ॥
O Uṣas, rich in strength, bring us that wondrous wealth, by which we may establish offspring and sons.
2.19.1732
उ꣡षो꣢ अ꣣द्ये꣡ह गो꣢꣯म꣣त्य꣡श्वा꣢वति विभावरि ।
रे꣣व꣢द꣣स्मे꣡ व्यु꣢च्छ सूनृतावति ॥ १७३२ ॥
O Uṣas, today here, rich in cattle and horses, O radiant one, shine forth wealthy for us, full of truth and joy.
2.19.1733
यु꣣ङ्क्ष्वा꣡ हि वा꣢꣯जिनीव꣣त्य꣡श्वा꣢ꣳ अ꣣द्या꣢रु꣣णा꣡ꣳ उ꣢षः ।
अ꣡था꣢ नो꣣ वि꣢श्वा꣣ सौ꣡भ꣢गा꣣न्या꣡ व꣢ह ॥ १७३३ ॥
O Uṣas, rich in strength, yoke today your ruddy horses, and then bring us all the blessings of good fortune.
2.19.1734
अ꣡श्वि꣢ना व꣣र्ति꣢र꣣स्म꣡दा गोम꣢꣯द्दस्रा꣣ हि꣡र꣢ण्यवत् ।
अ꣣र्वा꣢꣫ग्रथ꣣ꣳ स꣡म꣢नसा꣣ नि꣡ य꣢च्छतम् ॥ १७३४ ॥
O Ashvins, come hither toward us, along the path rich in cattle and gold, O wondrous ones; you of one mind, hold your chariot steady here.
2.19.1735
ए꣢꣫ह दे꣣वा꣡ म꣢यो꣣भु꣡वा꣢ द꣣स्रा꣡ हिर꣢꣯ण्यवर्त्तनी ।
उ꣣षर्बु꣡धो꣢ वहन्तु꣣ सो꣡म꣢पीतये ॥ १७३५ ॥
Come hither, O gods, bringers of well-being, wondrous ones with golden wheels; may those who wake at dawn bring you for the drinking of Soma.
2.19.1736
या꣢वि꣣त्था꣢꣫ श्लोक꣣मा꣢ दि꣣वो꣢꣫ ज्योति꣣र्ज꣡ना꣢य च꣣क्र꣡थुः꣢ ।
आ꣢ न꣣ ऊ꣡र्जं꣢ वहतमश्विना यु꣣व꣢म् ॥ १७३६ ॥
As you have made praise and light come down from heaven for the people, so, O Aśvins, bring to us strength and nourishment, you two.
2.19.1737
अ꣣ग्निं꣡ तं म꣢꣯न्ये꣣ यो꣢꣫ वसु꣣र꣢स्तं꣣ यं꣡ यन्ति꣢꣯ धे꣣न꣡वः꣢ ।
अ꣢स्त꣣म꣡र्व꣢न्त आ꣣श꣢꣫वो स्तं꣣ नि꣡त्या꣢सो वा꣣जि꣢न꣣ इ꣡ष꣢ꣳ स्तो꣣तृ꣢भ्य꣣ आ꣡ भ꣢र ॥ १७३७ ॥
I hold Agni to be that bright one toward whom the cows go home, toward whom the swift horses and the constant strong ones hasten. O Agni, bring nourishment for the singers.
2.19.1738
अ꣣ग्नि꣢उहि वा꣣जि꣡नं꣢ वि꣣शे꣡ ददा꣢꣯ति वि꣣श्व꣡च꣢र्षणिः ।
अ꣣ग्नी꣢꣯ रा꣣ये꣢ स्वा꣣भु꣢व꣣ꣳ स꣢ प्री꣣तो꣡ या꣢ति꣣ वा꣢र्य꣣मि꣡ष꣢ꣳस्तो꣣तृ꣢भ्य꣣ आ꣡ भ꣢र ॥ १७३८ ॥
Agni, the all-seeing, gives strength to the people; for wealth we call upon the self-born Agni. Pleased, he comes with the excellent food; O Agni, bring nourishment for the singers.
2.19.1739
सो꣢ अ꣣ग्नि꣡र्यो वसु꣢꣯र्गृ꣣णे꣢꣫ सं यमा꣣य꣡न्ति꣢ धे꣣न꣡वः꣢ ।
स꣡मर्व꣢꣯न्तो रघु꣣द्रु꣢वः꣣ स꣡ꣳ सु꣢जा꣣ता꣡सः꣢ सू꣣र꣢य꣣ इ꣡ष꣢ꣳ स्तो꣣तृ꣢भ्य꣣ आ꣡ भ꣢र ॥ १७३९ ॥
That Agni, the bright one, I praise: toward him the cows come together, and the swift horses, the fleet runners, and the well-born lords come together. O Agni, bring nourishment for the singers.
2.19.1740
म꣣हे꣡ नो꣢ अ꣣द्य꣡ बो꣢ध꣣यो꣡षो꣢ रा꣣ये꣢ दि꣣वि꣡त्म꣢ती ।
य꣡था꣢ चिन्नो꣣ अ꣡बो꣢धयः स꣣त्य꣡श्र꣢वसि वा꣣य्ये꣡ सुजा꣢꣯ते꣣ अ꣡श्व꣢सूनृते ॥ १७४० ॥
Awaken us greatly today, O Dawn, rich in light, for wealth; as you have awakened us before, O true-famed, well-born one, bearer of horses and true speech.
2.19.1741
या꣡ सु꣢नी꣣थे꣡ शौ꣢चद्र꣣थे꣡ व्यौच्छो꣢꣯ दुहितर्दिवः ।
सा꣡ व्यु꣢च्छ꣣ स꣡ही꣢यसि स꣣त्य꣡श्र꣢वसि वा꣣य्ये꣡ सुजा꣢꣯ते꣣ अ꣡श्व꣢सूनृते ॥ १७४१ ॥
O Uṣas of good guidance, whose chariot shines, you dawned forth as daughter of heaven. So dawn forth now, O mighty one of true fame, O Vāyye, O well-born, giver of horses and truthful speech.
2.19.1742
सा꣡ नो꣢ अ꣣द्या꣢भ꣣र꣡द्व꣢सु꣣कव्यु꣢꣯च्छा दुहितर्दिवः ।
यो꣢꣫ व्यौच्छः꣣ स꣡ही꣢यसि स꣣त्य꣡श्र꣢वसि वो꣣य्ये꣡ सुजा꣢꣯ते꣣ अ꣡श्व꣢सूनृते ॥ १७४२ ॥
May she today bring us wealth. O daughter of heaven, dawn forth; you who dawned forth, O mighty one of true fame, O Yāyye, O well-born, giver of horses and truthful speech.
2.19.1743
प्र꣡ति꣢ प्रि꣣य꣡त꣢म꣣ꣳ र꣢थं꣣ वृ꣡ष꣢णं वसु꣣वा꣡ह꣢नम् ।
स्तो꣣ता꣡ वा꣢मश्विना꣣वृ꣢षि꣣ स्तो꣡मे꣢भिर्भूषति꣣ प्र꣢ति꣣ मा꣢ध्वी꣣ म꣡म꣢ श्रुत꣣ꣳ ह꣡व꣢म् ॥ १७४३ ॥
Toward your most dear, mighty chariot that bears wealth, O Aśvins, your praiser, the seer, adorns it with praises. O sweet ones, hear my invocation.
2.19.1744
अ꣣त्या꣡या꣢तमश्विना ति꣣रो꣡ विश्वा꣢꣯ अ꣣ह꣡ꣳ सना꣢꣯ ।
द꣢स्रा꣣ हि꣡र꣢ण्यवर्तनी꣣ सु꣡षु꣢म्णा꣣ सि꣡न्धु꣢वाहसा꣣ मा꣢ध्वी꣣ म꣡म꣢ श्रुत꣣ꣳ ह꣡व꣢म् ॥ १७४४ ॥
Come beyond all obstacles, O Aśvins; O wondrous ones of golden wheels, gracious, bearing rivers, O sweet ones, hear my invocation.
2.19.1745
आ꣢ नो꣣ र꣡त्ना꣢नि꣣ बि꣡भ्र꣢ता꣣व꣡श्वि꣢ना꣣ ग꣡च्छ꣢तं यु꣣व꣢म् ।
रु꣢द्रा꣣ हि꣡र꣢ण्यवर्तनी जुषा꣣णा꣡ वा꣢जिनीवसू꣣ मा꣢ध्वी꣣ म꣡म꣢ श्रुत꣣ꣳ ह꣡व꣢म् ॥ १७४५ ॥
Come hither bearing treasures for us, O Aśvins; O ruddy ones of golden wheels, pleased, bestowers of strength and wealth, O sweet ones, hear my invocation.
2.19.1746
अ꣡बो꣢ध्य꣣ग्निः꣢ स꣣मि꣢धा꣣ ज꣡ना꣢नां꣣ प्र꣡ति꣢ धे꣣नु꣡मि꣢वाय꣣ती꣢मु꣣षा꣡स꣢म् ।
य꣣ह्वा꣡ इ꣢व꣣ प्र꣢ व꣣या꣢मु꣣ज्जि꣡हा꣢नाः꣣ प्र꣢ भा꣣न꣡वः꣢ सस्रते꣣ ना꣢क꣣म꣡च्छ꣢ ॥ १७४६ ॥
Agni was kindled by the people's kindling-stick, toward the approaching Uṣas like a cow; like youths rising up, the rays spread forth toward heaven.
2.19.1747
अ꣡बो꣢धि꣣ हो꣡ता꣢ य꣣ज꣡था꣢य दे꣣वा꣢नू꣣र्ध्वो꣢ अ꣣ग्निः꣢ सु꣣म꣡नाः꣢ प्रा꣣त꣡र꣢स्थात् ।
स꣡मि꣢द्धस्य꣣ रु꣡श꣢ददर्शि꣣ पा꣡जो꣢ महा꣢न् दे꣣व꣡स्तम꣢꣯सो꣣ नि꣡र꣢मोचि ॥ १७४७ ॥
Agni has been awakened, the priest who sacrifices for the gods; upright and well-disposed, Agni has risen at dawn. The gleaming brilliance of the kindled one has appeared; the great god has been released from darkness.
2.19.1748
य꣡दीं꣢ ग꣣ण꣡स्य꣢ रश꣣ना꣡मजी꣢꣯गः꣣ शु꣡चि꣢रङ्ते꣣ शु꣡चि꣢भि꣣र्गो꣡भि꣢र꣣ग्निः꣢ ।
आ꣡द्दक्षि꣢꣯णा युज्यते वाज꣣य꣡न्त्यु꣢त्ता꣣ना꣢मू꣣र्ध्वो꣡ अ꣢धयज्जु꣣हू꣡भिः꣢ ॥ १७४८ ॥
When the pure Agni seizes the rein of the host, he is adorned with pure rays. Then the dakṣiṇā, desiring strength, is yoked; the upright Agni sets the uttānas in place with the juhū ladles.
2.19.1749
इ꣣द꣢꣫ꣳश्रेष्ठं꣣ ज्यो꣡ति꣢षां꣣ ज्यो꣢ति꣣रा꣡गा꣢च्चि꣣त्रः꣡ प्र꣢के꣣तो꣡ अ꣢जनिष्ट꣣ विभ्वा꣢ ।
य꣢था꣣ प्र꣡सू꣢ता꣢ सवि꣣तुः꣢ स꣣वा꣢यै꣣वा꣢꣫ रात्र्यु꣣ष꣢से꣣ यो꣡नि꣢मारैक् ॥ १७४९ ॥
This best of lights has come, the light; the wondrous, clear banner, the all-pervading one, has arisen. As though impelled by the impulsion of Savitṛ, the night has yielded its place to Uṣas.
2.19.1750
रु꣡श꣢द्वत्सा꣣ रु꣡श꣢ती श्वे꣣त्या꣢गा꣣दा꣡रै꣢गु कृ꣣ष्णा꣡ सद꣢꣯नान्यस्याः ।
स꣣मान꣡ब꣢न्धू अ꣣मृ꣡ते꣢ अनू꣣ची꣢꣫ द्यावा꣣ व꣡र्णं꣢ चरत आमिना꣣ने꣢ ॥ १७५० ॥
From the gleaming calf, the gleaming Uṣas has come white; dark Night has yielded her dwellings. The two heavens and earths, kinsmen of one kin, immortal, following one after another, move in their own colour.
2.19.1751
स꣣मानो꣢꣫ अध्वा꣣ स्व꣡स्रो꣢रनं꣣तस्त꣢꣫म꣣न्या꣡न्या꣢ चरतो दे꣣व꣡शि꣢ष्टे ।
न꣡ मे꣢थेते꣣ न꣡ त꣢स्थतुः सु꣣मे꣢के꣣ न꣢क्तो꣣षा꣢सा꣣ स꣡म꣢नसा꣣ वि꣡रू꣢पे ॥ १७५१ ॥
The path of the two sisters is one, endless; upon it they move one after another, left by the god. They neither tire nor halt: Night and Dawn, well-bound, of one mind, of differing forms.
2.19.1752
आ꣡ भा꣢त्य꣣ग्नि꣢रुष꣣सा꣢म꣣नी꣡क꣢मु꣣द्वि꣡प्रा꣢꣯णां देव꣣या꣡ वाचो꣢꣯ अस्थुः ।
अ꣣र्वा꣡ञ्चा꣢ नू꣣न꣡ꣳ र꣢थ्ये꣣ह꣡ या꣢तं पीपि꣣वा꣡ꣳ स꣢मश्विना घ꣣र्म꣡मच्छ꣢꣯ ॥ १७५२ ॥
Agni shines up like the face of the Dawns; the divinely urged words of the inspired singers have risen. Aśvins, you who come on the chariot, come hither now, toward the warm draught.
2.19.1753
न꣡ स꣢ꣳस्कृ꣣तं꣡ प्र मि꣢꣯मीतो꣣ ग꣢मि꣣ष्ठा꣡न्ति꣢ नू꣣न꣢म꣣श्वि꣡नोप꣢꣯स्तुते꣣ह꣢ ।
दि꣡वा꣢भिपि꣣त्वे꣢ऽव꣣सा꣡ग꣢मिष्ठा꣣ प्र꣡त्यव꣢꣯र्त्तिं दा꣣शु꣢षे꣣ श꣡म्भ꣢विष्ठा ॥ १७५३ ॥
You two do not measure out the prepared oblation; you come nearest. Aśvins, praised here now, approaching as if by day, with wealth you come most near; turning back to the giving sacrificer you are most bringers of blessing.
2.19.1754
उ꣣ता꣡ या꣢तꣳ संग꣣वे꣢ प्रा꣣त꣡रह्नो꣢꣯ म꣣ध्य꣡न्दि꣢न꣣ उ꣡दि꣢ता꣣ सू꣡र्य꣢स्य ।
दि꣢वा꣣ न꣢क्त꣣म꣡व꣢सा꣣ श꣡न्त꣢मेन꣣ ने꣡दानीं꣢꣯ पी꣣ति꣢र꣣श्वि꣡ना त꣢꣯तान ॥ १७५४ ॥
And come at the morning milking, at dawn of day, at midday, at sunrise. Day and night come with your most auspicious protection; Aśvins, now this draught has been spread out.
2.19.1755
ए꣣ता꣢ उ꣣ त्या꣢ उ꣣ष꣡सः꣢ के꣣तु꣡म꣢क्रत꣣ पू꣢र्वे꣣ अ꣢र्धे꣣ र꣡ज꣢सो भा꣣नु꣡म꣢ञ्जते ।
नि꣣ष्कृण्वाना꣡ आयु꣢꣯धानीव धृ꣣ष्ण꣢वः꣣ प्र꣢ति꣣ गा꣡वोऽरु꣢꣯षीर्यन्ति मा꣣त꣡रः꣢ ॥ १७५५ ॥
These very Dawns have made the banner of light; in the eastern half of the realm they adorn the radiance. Making ready their weapons like the bold, the ruddy cow-mothers go toward it.
2.19.1756
उ꣡द꣢पप्तन्नरु꣣णा꣢ भा꣣न꣢वो꣣ वृ꣡था꣢ स्वा꣣यु꣡जो꣢ अ꣡रु꣢षी꣣र्गा꣡ अ꣢युक्षत ।
अ꣡क्र꣢न्नु꣣षा꣡सो꣢ व꣣यु꣡ना꣢नि पू꣣र्व꣢था꣣ रु꣡श꣢न्तं भा꣣नु꣡मरु꣢꣯षीरशिश्रयुः ॥ १७५६ ॥
The ruddy rays flew up freely; they yoked the self-yoked ruddy cows. The Dawns made the forms manifest as before; the ruddy cows resorted to the shining radiance.
2.19.1757
अ꣡र्च꣢न्ति꣣ ना꣡री꣢र꣣प꣢सो꣣ न꣢ वि꣣ष्टि꣡भिः꣢ समा꣣ने꣢न꣣ यो꣡ज꣢ने꣣ना꣡ प꣢रा꣣व꣡तः꣢ ।
इ꣢षं꣣ व꣡ह꣢न्तीः सु꣣कृ꣡ते꣢ सु꣣दा꣡न꣢वे꣣ वि꣢꣫श्वेदह꣣ य꣡ज꣢मानाय सु꣣न्व꣢ते ॥ १७५७ ॥
Like women, like workers, they praise with the same binding cord from afar; they always bring nourishment to the one who acts well, the generous giver, the sacrificer who presses soma.
2.19.1758
अ꣡बो꣢ध्य꣣ग्नि꣡र्ज्म उदे꣢꣯ति꣣ सू꣢र्यो꣣ व्यू꣢꣣ऽ.षा꣢श्च꣣न्द्रा꣢ म꣣꣬ह्या꣢꣯वो अ꣣र्चि꣡षा꣢ ।
आ꣡यु꣢क्षाताम꣣श्वि꣢ना꣣ या꣡त꣢वे꣣ र꣢थं꣣ प्रा꣡सा꣢वीद्दे꣣वः꣡ स꣢वि꣣ता꣢꣫ जग꣣त्पृ꣡थ꣢क् ॥ १७५८ ॥
Agni has awakened; the sun rises from the earth; Uṣas shines with her radiance and gives great light. The Aśvins yoked the chariot for the journey; the god Savitṛ impelled the moving world, each apart.
2.19.1759
य꣢द्यु꣣ञ्जा꣢थे꣣ वृ꣡ष꣢णमश्विना꣣ र꣡थं꣢ घृ꣣ते꣡न꣢ नो꣣ म꣡धु꣢ना क्ष꣣त्र꣡मु꣢क्षतम् ।
अ꣣स्मा꣢कं꣣ ब्र꣢ह्म꣣ पृ꣡त꣢नासु जिन्वतं व꣣यं꣢꣫ धना꣣ शू꣡र꣢साता भजेमहि ॥ १७५९ ॥
O Aśvins, when you two yoke the mighty chariot, anoint our power with ghee and honey. Invigorate our sacred formula in battles, that we may obtain a share of riches won through heroism.
2.19.1760
अ꣣र्वा꣡ङ् त्रि꣢च꣣क्रो꣡ म꣢धु꣣वा꣡ह꣢नो꣣ र꣡थो꣢ जी꣣रा꣡श्वो꣢ अ꣣श्वि꣡नो꣢र्यातु꣣ सु꣡ष्टु꣢तः ।
त्रि꣣वन्धुरो꣢ म꣣घ꣡वा꣢ वि꣣श्व꣡सौ꣢भगः꣣ शं꣢ न꣢ आ꣡ व꣢क्षद्वि꣣प꣢दे꣣ च꣡तु꣢ष्पदे ॥ १७६० ॥
May the three-wheeled, honey-bearing chariot of the Aśvins, quick-horsed and well-praised, come hither. May that three-seated, bountiful, all-fortunate chariot bring blessing to us, to the bipeds and to the quadrupeds.
2.19.1761
प्र꣢ ते꣣ धा꣡रा꣢ अस꣣श्च꣡तो꣢ दि꣣वो꣡ न य꣢꣯न्ति वृ꣣ष्ट꣡यः꣢ ।
अ꣢च्छा꣣ वा꣡ज꣢ꣳ सह꣣स्रि꣡ण꣢म् ॥ १७६१ ॥
Your unceasing streams flow forth like rains from heaven, toward strength and prize a thousandfold.
2.19.1762
अ꣣भि꣢ प्रि꣣या꣢णि꣣ का꣢व्या꣣ वि꣢श्वा꣣ च꣡क्षा꣢णो अर्षति ।
ह꣡रि꣢स्तुञ्जा꣣न꣡ आयु꣢꣯धा ॥ १७६२ ॥
Beholding all dear poetic wisdoms, he flows forth, the tawny Soma thrusting forward his weapons.
2.19.1763
स꣡ म꣢र्मृजा꣣न꣢ आ꣣यु꣢भि꣣रि꣢भो꣣ रा꣡जे꣢व सुव्र꣣तः꣢ ।
श्ये꣣नो꣡ न वꣳसु꣢꣯ षीदति ॥ १७६३ ॥
He, cleansed by the filters, like an elephant and a king of steadfast vow, settles in the vessel like a falcon.
2.19.1764
॥ स꣢ नो꣣ वि꣡श्वा꣢ दि꣣वो꣢꣫ वसू꣣तो꣡ पृ꣢थि꣣व्या꣡ अधि꣢꣯ ।
पु꣣नान꣡ इ꣢न्द꣣वा꣡ भ꣢र ॥ १७६४ ॥
O Soma, as you purify yourself, bring us all wealth from heaven and from earth.