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Rigveda Samhita — Mandala 10 — Chapter 41

RV 10 41.1

समानम् उ त्यम् पुरुहूतम् उक्थ्य१ꣳ रथꣳ त्रिचक्रꣳ सवना गनिग्मतम् । परिज्मानꣳ विदथ्यꣳ सुवृक्तिभिर् वयꣳ व्युष्टा उषसो हवामहे

samānam u tyam puruhūtam ukthya1ṁ rathaṁ tricakraṁ savanā ganigmatam | parijmānaṁ vidathyaṁ suvṛktibhir vayaṁ vyuṣṭā uṣaso havāmahe

That same much-invoked chariot, worthy of the recitation, three-wheeled, coming again and again to the pressings, circling about, belonging to the vidatha — that we invoke with well-turned praises when the dawns have shone forth.

AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition

Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith

THAT general Car of yours, invoked by many a man, that comes to our libations, three-wheeled, meet for lauds, That circumambient Car, worthy of sacrifice, we call with our pure hymns at earliest flush of dawn.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)

RV 10 41.2

प्रातर्युजꣳ नासत्याधि तिष्ठथः प्रातर्यावाणम् मधुवाहनꣳ रथम् । विशो येन गच्छथो यज्वरीर् नरा कीरेश् चिद् यज्ञꣳ होतृमन्तम् अश्विना

prātaryujaṁ nāsatyādhi tiṣṭhathaḥ prātaryāvāṇam madhuvāhanaṁ ratham | viśo yena gacchatho yajvarīr narā kīreś cid yajñaṁ hotṛmantam aśvinā

You two mount, O Nāsatyas, the morning-yoked chariot, the early-travelling, honey-carrying chariot, by which, O men, you go to the sacrificing clans, and even to the sacrifice of a poor man that has a hotṛ, O Aśvins.

AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition

Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith

Ye, O Nâsatyas, mount that early-harnessed Car, that travels early, laden with its freight of balm, Wherewith ye, Heroes, visit clans who sacrifice, even the poor man's worship where the priest attends.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)

RV 10 41.3

अध्वर्युꣳ वा मधुपाणिꣳ सुहस्त्यम् अग्निधꣳ वा धृतदक्षꣳ दमूनसम् । विप्रस्य वा यत् सवनानि गच्छथो ऽत आ यातम् मधुपेयम् अश्विना

adhvaryuṁ vā madhupāṇiṁ suhastyam agnidhaṁ vā dhṛtadakṣaṁ damūnasam | viprasya vā yat savanāni gacchatho 'ta ā yātam madhupeyam aśvinā

Whether (you go to) the adhvaryu with honey in his hand, deft of hand, or to the fire-kindler of firm skill, the master of the house, or when you go to the pressings of a vipra — come here from there, O Aśvins, to the honey-drinking.

AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition

Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith

If to the deft Adhvaryu with the meath in hand, or to the Kindler firm in strength, the household friend, Or to the sage's poured libations ye approach, come thence, O Aṣvins, now to drink the offered meath.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)