Atharvaveda Samhita — Kanda 20 — Chapter 59
AV 20 59.1
उद् उ त्ये मधु मत्तमा गिर स्तोमास ईरते । सत्राजितो धनसा अक्षितोतयो वाजयन्तो रथा इव
ud u tye madhu mattamā gira stomāsa īrate | satrājito dhanasā akṣitotayo vājayanto rathā iva
Up rise these songs, sweet, most intoxicating, the praises — winning outright, gaining wealth, with unfailing aid, like chariots racing for the prize.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
AV 20 59.2
कण्वा इव भृगवः सूर्य इव विश्वम् इद् धीतम् आनशुः । इन्द्रं स्तोमेभिर् महयन्त आयवः प्रियमेधासो अस्वरन्
kaṇvā iva bhṛgavaḥ sūrya iva viśvam id dhītam ānaśuḥ | indraṃ stomebhir mahayanta āyavaḥ priyamedhāso asvaran
Like the Kaṇvas, the Bhṛgus, like Sūrya, have attained all that was intended; the Āyus, the Priyamedhas, magnifying Indra with praises, have sung out.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
AV 20 59.3
उद् इन् न्व् अस्य रिच्यते ऽंशो धनं न जिग्युसः । य इन्द्रो हरिवान् न दभन्ति तं रिपो दक्षं दधाति सोमिनि
ud in nv asya ricyate 'ṃśo dhanaṃ na jigyusaḥ | ya indro harivān na dabhanti taṃ ripo dakṣaṃ dadhāti somini
Up indeed his portion overflows, like the wealth of one who has won; Indra, who has the bay horses — deceivers do not harm him; he places skill in the soma-presser.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith
His portion is exceeding great, like a victorious soldier's spoil. Him who is Indra, Lord of Bays, no foes subdue. He gives the Soma-pourer strength.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1895–96)
AV 20 59.4
मन्त्रम् अखर्वं सुधितं सुपेशसं दधात यज्ञियेष्व् आ । पूर्वीश् चन प्रसितयस् तरन्ति तं य इन्द्रे कर्मणा भुवत्
mantram akharvaṃ sudhitaṃ supeśasaṃ dadhāta yajñiyeṣv ā | pūrvīś cana prasitayas taranti taṃ ya indre karmaṇā bhuvat
Set the mantra — unstunted, well-placed, well-fashioned — among the things fit for sacrifice; even many onslaughts pass him by, him who by (his) work is with Indra.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith
Make for the holy Gods a hymn that is not mean, but well arranged and fair in form. Full many snares and bonds subdue not him who dwells with Indra through his sacrifice.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1895–96)