Rigveda Samhita — Mandala 10 — Chapter 180

RV 10 180.1

प्र ससाहिषे पुरुहूत शत्रूञ् ज्येष्ठस् ते शुष्म इह रातिर् अस्तु । इन्द्रा भर दक्षिणेना वसूनि पतिः सिन्धूनाम् असि रेवतीनाम्

pra sasāhiṣe puruhūta śatrūñ jyeṣṭhas te śuṣma iha rātir astu | indrā bhara dakṣiṇenā vasūni patiḥ sindhūnām asi revatīnām

O MUCH-INVOKED, thou hast subdued thy foemen: thy might is loftiest; here display thy bounty. In thy right hand, O Indra, bring us treasures: thou art the Lord of rivers filled with riches.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896) (public domain)

RV 10 180.2

मृगो न भीमः कुचरो गिरिष्ठाः परावत आ जगन्था परस्याः । सृकꣳ सꣳशाय पविम् इन्द्र तिग्मꣳ वि शत्रून् ताऴ्हि वि मृधो नुदस्व

mṛgo na bhīmaḥ kucaro giriṣṭhāḥ parāvata ā jaganthā parasyāḥ | sṛkaṁ saṁśāya pavim indra tigmaṁ vi śatrūn tāḻhi vi mṛdho nudasva

Like a dread wild beast that roams where it will and dwells in the mountains, you have come from a far-off distance. Having whetted your spear, your keen blade, Indra, strike the foes apart, thrust the attackers away.

AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition

RV 10 180.3

इन्द्र क्षत्रम् अभि वामम् ओजो ऽजायथा वृषभ चर्षणीनाम् । अपानुदो जनम् अमित्रयन्तम् उरुꣳ देवेभ्यो अकृणोर् उ लोकम्

indra kṣatram abhi vāmam ojo 'jāyathā vṛṣabha carṣaṇīnām | apānudo janam amitrayantam uruṁ devebhyo akṛṇor u lokam

Indra, you were born unto lordship, unto precious vigor, O bull of the peoples; you thrust away the people that acted as enemies, and you made wide room for the gods.

AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition