Rigveda Samhita — Mandala 1 — Chapter 22
RV 1 22.1
प्रातर्युजा वि बोधयाश्विनाव् एह गच्छताम् । अस्य सोमस्य पीतये
prātaryujā vi bodhayāśvināv eha gacchatām | asya somasya pītaye
Awaken the two who are yoked at dawn, the Aśvins; may they come here for the drinking of this soma.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
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WAKEN the Aṣvin Pair who yoke their car at early morn: may they Approach to drink this Soma juice.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 1 22.2
या सुरथा रथीतमोभा देवा दिविस्पृशा । अश्विना ता हवामहे
yā surathā rathītamobhā devā divispṛśā | aśvinā tā havāmahe
The two gods with fine chariots, best of charioteers, both touching heaven — those Aśvins we call.
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We call the Aṣvins Twain, the Gods borne in a noble car, the best Of charioteers, who reach the heavens.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 1 22.3
या वाꣳ कशा मधुमत्य् अश्विना सूनृतावती । तया यज्ञम् मिमिक्षतम्
yā vāṁ kaśā madhumaty aśvinā sūnṛtāvatī | tayā yajñam mimikṣatam
That whip of yours, O Aśvins, that is full of honey and full of bounty — with it enrich the sacrifice.
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Dropping with honey is your whip, Aṣvins, and full of pleasantness Sprinkle therewith the sacrifice.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 1 22.4
नहि वाम् अस्ति दूरके यत्रा रथेन गच्छथः । अश्विना सोमिनो गृहम्
nahi vām asti dūrake yatrā rathena gacchathaḥ | aśvinā somino gṛham
For you two it is not far off, where you go with your chariot — the house of the soma-presser, O Aśvins.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
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As ye go thither in your car, not far, O Aṣvins, is the home Of him who offers Soma juice.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 1 22.5
हिरण्यपाणिम् ऊतये सवितारम् उप ह्वये । स चेत्ता देवता पदम्
hiraṇyapāṇim ūtaye savitāram upa hvaye | sa cettā devatā padam
I call the golden-handed Savitar here for aid; he, as a deity, marks out the place.
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For my protection I invoke the golden-handed Savitar. He knoweth, as a God, the place.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 1 22.6
अपाꣳ नपातम् अवसे सवितारम् उप स्तुहि । तस्य व्रतान्य् उश्मसि
apāṁ napātam avase savitāram upa stuhi | tasya vratāny uśmasi
Praise Savitar, the child of the waters, for help; we desire his ordinances.
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That he may send us succour, praise the Waters' Offspring Savitar: Fain are we for his holy ways.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 1 22.7
विभक्तारꣳ हवामहे वसोश् चित्रस्य राधसः । सवितारꣳ नृचक्षसम्
vibhaktāraṁ havāmahe vasoś citrasya rādhasaḥ | savitāraṁ nṛcakṣasam
We call upon the apportioner of goods, of bright bounty — Savitar, who looks upon men.
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We call on him, distributer of wondrous bounty and of wealth, On Savitar who looks on men.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 1 22.8
सखाय आ नि षीदत सविता स्तोम्यो नु नः । दाता राधाꣳसि शुम्भति
sakhāya ā ni ṣīdata savitā stomyo nu naḥ | dātā rādhāṁsi śumbhati
Friends, sit down here: Savitar is now to be praised by us; as giver he makes his gifts beautiful.
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Come hither, friends, and seat yourselves Savitar, to be praised by us, Giving good gifts, is beautiful.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 1 22.9
अग्ने पत्नीर् इहा वह देवानाम् उशतीर् उप । त्वष्टारꣳ सोमपीतये
agne patnīr ihā vaha devānām uśatīr upa | tvaṣṭāraṁ somapītaye
Agni, convey hither the wives of the gods, the eager ones, and Tvaṣṭar, to the soma-drinking.
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O Agni, hither bring to us the willing Spouses of the Gods, And Tvashṭar, to the Soma draught.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 1 22.10
आ ग्ना अग्न इहावसे होत्राꣳ यविष्ठ भारतीम् । वरूत्रीꣳ धिषणाꣳ वह
ā gnā agna ihāvase hotrāṁ yaviṣṭha bhāratīm | varūtrīṁ dhiṣaṇāṁ vaha
Bring the divine women hither for aid, O youngest Agni — the hotrā Bhāratī, the protecting Dhiṣaṇā.
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Most youthful Agni, hither bring their Spouses, Hotrâ, Bhâratî, Varûtrî, Dhishaṇâ, for aid.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 1 22.11
अभि नो देवीर् अवसा महः शर्मणा नृपत्नीः । अच्छिन्नपत्राः सचन्ताम्
abhi no devīr avasā mahaḥ śarmaṇā nṛpatnīḥ | acchinnapatrāḥ sacantām
May the goddesses, wives of heroes, attend us with aid, with great shelter — they whose wings are unbroken.
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Spouses of Heroes, Goddesses, with whole wings may they come to us With great protection and with aid.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 1 22.12
इहेन्द्राणीम् उप ह्वये वरुणानीꣳ स्वस्तये । अग्नायीꣳ सोमपीतये
ihendrāṇīm upa hvaye varuṇānīṁ svastaye | agnāyīṁ somapītaye
Here I call Indrāṇī near, and Varuṇānī, for well-being, and Agnāyī, to the soma-drinking.
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Indrâṇî, Varuṇânî, and Agnayi hither I invite, For weal, to drink the Soma juice.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 1 22.13
मही द्यौः पृथिवी च न इमꣳ यज्ञम् मिमिक्षताम् । पिपृताꣳ नो भरीमभिः
mahī dyauḥ pṛthivī ca na imaṁ yajñam mimikṣatām | pipṛtāṁ no bharīmabhiḥ
May great Heaven and Earth suffuse this sacrifice of ours; may they fill us with sustaining gifts.
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May Heaven and Earth, the Mighty Pair, bedew for us our sacrifice, And feed us full with nourishments.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 1 22.14
तयोर् इद् घृतवत् पयो विप्रा रिहन्ति धीतिभिः । गन्धर्वस्य ध्रुवे पदे
tayor id ghṛtavat payo viprā rihanti dhītibhiḥ | gandharvasya dhruve pade
It is the ghee-rich milk of those two that the inspired singers lick with their thoughts, in the firm place of the Gandharva.
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Their water rich with fatness, there in the Gandharva's steadfast place, The singers taste through sacred songs.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 1 22.15
स्योना पृथिवि भवानृक्षरा निवेशनी । यच्छा नः शर्म सप्रथः
syonā pṛthivi bhavānṛkṣarā niveśanī | yacchā naḥ śarma saprathaḥ
Be soft, O Earth, free of thorns, a place of settling; grant us shelter that spreads wide.
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Thornless be thou, O Earth, spread wide before us for a dwelling-place: Vouchsafe us shelter broad and sure.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 1 22.16
अतो देवा अवन्तु नो यतो विष्णुर् विचक्रमे । पृथिव्याः सप्त धामभिः
ato devā avantu no yato viṣṇur vicakrame | pṛthivyāḥ sapta dhāmabhiḥ
From there may the gods aid us, from where Viṣṇu strode out, through the seven abodes of the earth.
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The Gods be gracious unto us even from the place whence Vishṇu strode Through the seven regions of the earth!
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 1 22.17
इदꣳ विष्णुर् वि चक्रमे त्रेधा नि दधे पदम् । समूऴ्हम् अस्य पाꣳसुरे
idaṁ viṣṇur vi cakrame tredhā ni dadhe padam | samūḻham asya pāṁsure
This Viṣṇu strode across; threefold he set down his step; (all) is heaped together in his dust.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
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Through all this world strode Vishṇu; thrice his foot he planted, and the whole Was gathered in his footstep's dust.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 1 22.18
त्रीणि पदा वि चक्रमे विष्णुर् गोपा अदाभ्यः । अतो धर्माणि धारयन्
trīṇi padā vi cakrame viṣṇur gopā adābhyaḥ | ato dharmāṇi dhārayan
Three steps he strode, Viṣṇu the herdsman not to be deceived, upholding from there the established orders.
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Vishṇu, the Guardian, he whom none deceiveth, made three steps; thenceforth Establishing his high decrees.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 1 22.19
विष्णोः कर्माणि पश्यत यतो व्रतानि पस्पशे । इन्द्रस्य युज्यः सखा
viṣṇoḥ karmāṇi paśyata yato vratāni paspaśe | indrasya yujyaḥ sakhā
Behold the works of Viṣṇu, from which he has kept watch over the observances — the fitting comrade of Indra.
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Look ye on Vishṇu's works, whereby the Friend of Indra, close-allied, Hath let his holy ways be seen.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 1 22.20
तद् विष्णोः परमम् पदꣳ सदा पश्यन्ति सूरयः । दिवीव चक्षुर् आततम्
tad viṣṇoḥ paramam padaṁ sadā paśyanti sūrayaḥ | divīva cakṣur ātatam
That highest step of Viṣṇu the patrons always see, like an eye stretched out in heaven.
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The princes evermore behold that loftiest place where Vishṇu is, Laid as it were an eye in heaven.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 1 22.21
तद् विप्रासो विपन्यवो जागृवाꣳसः सम् इन्धते । विष्णोर् यत् परमम् पदम्
tad viprāso vipanyavo jāgṛvāṁsaḥ sam indhate | viṣṇor yat paramam padam
That the inspired ones, eager to praise, wakeful, kindle up: that which is Viṣṇu's highest step.
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This, Vishṇu's station most sublime, the singers, ever vigilant, Lovers of holy song, light up.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)