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Rigveda Samhita — Mandala 10 — Chapter 26

RV 10 26.1

प्र ह्य् अच्छा मनीषाः स्पार्हा यन्ति नियुतः । प्र दस्रा नियुद्रथः पूषा अविष्टु माहिनः

pra hy acchā manīṣāḥ spārhā yanti niyutaḥ | pra dasrā niyudrathaḥ pūṣā aviṣṭu māhinaḥ

For the thoughts go forth toward (him), the longed-for teams; forth (goes), O wondrous one with team-drawn chariot—let the mighty Pūṣan help.

AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain

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FORWARD upon their way proceed the ready teams, the lovely songs. Further them glorious Pûshan with yoked chariot, and the Mighty Twain!

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)

RV 10 26.2

यस्य त्यन् महित्वꣳ वाताप्यम् अयꣳ जनः । विप्र आ वꣳसद् धीतिभिश् चिकेत सुष्टुतीनाम्

yasya tyan mahitvaṁ vātāpyam ayaṁ janaḥ | vipra ā vaṁsad dhītibhiś ciketa suṣṭutīnām

He whose is that greatness, that kinship with Vāta—this folk, the inspired one, would win it by his thoughts; he has taken note of the good praises.

AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain

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With sacred hymns let this man here, this singer, win the God to whom Belong this majesty and might. He hath observed our eulogies.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)

RV 10 26.3

स वेद सुष्टुतीनाम् इन्दुर् न पूषा वृषा । अभि प्सुरः प्रुषायति व्रजꣳ न आ प्रुषायति

sa veda suṣṭutīnām indur na pūṣā vṛṣā | abhi psuraḥ pruṣāyati vrajaṁ na ā pruṣāyati

He knows of the fine praises — Pūṣan, like a drop, a bull. He sprinkles over the food(?); he sprinkles (it) in as into a pen.

AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain

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Pûshan the Strong hath knowledge of sweet praises even as Indu hath. He dews our corn with moisture, he bedews the pasture of our kine.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)

RV 10 26.4

मꣳसीमहि त्वा वयम् अस्माकꣳ देव पूषन् । मतीनाꣳ च साधनꣳ विप्राणाꣳ चाधवम्

maṁsīmahi tvā vayam asmākaṁ deva pūṣan | matīnāṁ ca sādhanaṁ viprāṇāṁ cādhavam

We would take account of you, our god Pūṣan, as the accomplisher of thoughts and the stirrer of the inspired singers.

AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain

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We will bethink ourselves of thee, O Pûshan, O thou God, as One. Who brings fulfilment of our hymns, and stirs the singer and the sage.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)

RV 10 26.5

प्रत्यर्धिर् यज्ञानाम् अश्वहयो रथानाम् । ऋषिः स यो मनुर्हितो विप्रस्य यावयत्सखः

pratyardhir yajñānām aśvahayo rathānām | ṛṣiḥ sa yo manurhito viprasya yāvayatsakhaḥ

A sharer in the sacrifices, an urger of the horses of chariots, he is the ṛṣi, set in place by Manu, the friend who keeps (foes) away from the inspired singer.

AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain

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joint-sharer of each sacrifice, the driver of the chariot steeds; The R̥ishi who is good to man, the singer's Friend and faithful Guard.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)

RV 10 26.6

आधीषमाणायाः पतिः शुचायाश् च शुचस्य च । वासोवायो ऽवीनाम् आ वासाꣳसि मर्मृजत्

ādhīṣamāṇāyāḥ patiḥ śucāyāś ca śucasya ca | vāsovāyo 'vīnām ā vāsāṁsi marmṛjat

Husband of her who seeks (a husband) for herself, and of the bright (female) and of the bright (male); weaver of clothing out of sheep('s wool), he cleans up the garments.

AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain

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One who is Lord of Suca, Lord of Suca caring for herself: Weaving the raiment of the sheep and making raiment beautiful.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)

RV 10 26.7

इनो वाजानाम् पतिर् इनः पुष्टीनाꣳ सखा । प्र श्मश्रु हर्यतो दूधोद् वि वृथा यो अदाभ्यः

ino vājānām patir inaḥ puṣṭīnāṁ sakhā | pra śmaśru haryato dūdhod vi vṛthā yo adābhyaḥ

Mighty lord of prizes, mighty friend of prosperities; eagerly he shakes out his beard at will, he who cannot be cheated.

AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain

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The mighty Lord of spoil and wealth, Strong Friend of all prosperity; He with light movement shakes his beard, lovely and ne'er to be deceived.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)

RV 10 26.8

आ ते रथस्य पूषन्न् अजा धुरꣳ ववृत्युः । विश्वस्यार्थिनः सखा सनोजा अनपच्युतः

ā te rathasya pūṣann ajā dhuraṁ vavṛtyuḥ | viśvasyārthinaḥ sakhā sanojā anapacyutaḥ

Let your goats, Pūṣan, turn (hither) to the pole of your chariot — friend of everyone who has an errand, born long ago, never dislodged.

AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition

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O Pûshan, may those goats of thine turn hitherward thy chariot-pole. Friend of all suppliants; art thou, born in old time, and arm and sure.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)

RV 10 26.9

अस्माकम् ऊर्जा रथम् पूषा अविष्टु माहिनः । भुवद् वाजानाꣳ वृध इमꣳ नः शृणवद् धवम्

asmākam ūrjā ratham pūṣā aviṣṭu māhinaḥ | bhuvad vājānāṁ vṛdha imaṁ naḥ śṛṇavad dhavam

Let mighty Pūṣan favour our chariot with vigour; let him be the increaser of our prizes; let him hear this call of ours.

AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition

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May the majestic Pûshan speed our chariot with his power and might. May he increase our store of wealth and listen to this call of ours.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)