Rigveda Samhita — Mandala 10 — Chapter 67

RV 10 67.1

इमाꣳ धियꣳ सप्तशीर्ष्णीम् पिता न ऋतप्रजाताम् बृहतीम् अविन्दत् । तुरीयꣳ स्विज् जनयद् विश्वजन्यो ऽयास्य उक्थम् इन्द्राय शꣳसन्

imāṁ dhiyaṁ saptaśīrṣṇīm pitā na ṛtaprajātām bṛhatīm avindat | turīyaṁ svij janayad viśvajanyo 'yāsya uktham indrāya śaṁsan

This thought, seven-headed, born of ṛta, lofty — our father found it. Ayāsya, belonging to all people, generated the fourth (part?), reciting the hymn for Indra.

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RV 10 67.2

ऋतꣳ शꣳसन्त ऋजु दीध्याना दिवस् पुत्रासो असुरस्य वीराः । विप्रम् पदम् अङ्गिरसो दधाना यज्ञस्य धाम प्रथमम् मनन्त

ṛtaṁ śaṁsanta ṛju dīdhyānā divas putrāso asurasya vīrāḥ | vipram padam aṅgiraso dadhānā yajñasya dhāma prathamam mananta

Proclaiming ṛta, meditating straight, the sons of heaven, the heroes of the Asura — the Aṅgirases, taking up the inspired station, thought out the first foundation of the sacrifice.

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RV 10 67.3

हꣳसैर् इव सखिभिर् वावदद्भिर् अश्मन्मयानि नहना व्यस्यन् । बृहस्पतिर् अभिकनिक्रदद् गा उत प्रास्तौद् उच् च विद्वाꣳ अगायत्

haṁsair iva sakhibhir vāvadadbhir aśmanmayāni nahanā vyasyan | bṛhaspatir abhikanikradad gā uta prāstaud uc ca vidvām̐ agāyat

With comrades clamouring like geese, flinging apart the stone-made bonds, Bṛhaspati, roaring again and again toward the cows, praised aloud, and knowing (them) he sang out.

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RV 10 67.4

अवो द्वाभ्याम् पर एकया गा गुहा तिष्ठन्तीर् अनृतस्य सेतौ । बृहस्पतिस् तमसि ज्योतिर् इच्छन्न् उद् उस्रा आकर् वि हि तिस्र आवः

avo dvābhyām para ekayā gā guhā tiṣṭhantīr anṛtasya setau | bṛhaspatis tamasi jyotir icchann ud usrā ākar vi hi tisra āvaḥ

Below by two, beyond by one, the cows standing hidden in the dam of untruth — Bṛhaspati, seeking light in the darkness, brought the ruddy ones up, for he uncovered the three.

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RV 10 67.5

विभिद्या पुरꣳ शयथेम् अपाचीꣳ निस् त्रीणि साकम् उदधेर् अकृन्तत् । बृहस्पतिर् उषसꣳ सूर्यꣳ गाम् अर्कꣳ विवेद स्तनयन्न् इव द्यौः

vibhidyā puraṁ śayathem apācīṁ nis trīṇi sākam udadher akṛntat | bṛhaspatir uṣasaṁ sūryaṁ gām arkaṁ viveda stanayann iva dyauḥ

Having split apart the fort, the westward lair, he cut three at once out of the water-container; Bṛhaspati found the dawn, the sun, the cow, the chant, thundering like Heaven.

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RV 10 67.6

इन्द्रो वलꣳ रक्षितारꣳ दुघानाꣳ करेणेव वि चकर्ता रवेण । स्वेदाञ्जिभिर् आशिरम् इच्छमानो ऽरोदयत् पणिम् आ गा अमुष्णात्

indro valaṁ rakṣitāraṁ dughānāṁ kareṇeva vi cakartā raveṇa | svedāñjibhir āśiram icchamāno 'rodayat paṇim ā gā amuṣṇāt

Indra cut Vala apart, the guardian of the milch-cows, with his roar as with a hand; seeking the milk-mixture, with the sweat-anointed ones, he made the Paṇi weep, he stole the cows away.

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RV 10 67.7

स ईꣳ सत्येभिः सखिभिः शुचद्भिर् गोधायसꣳ वि धनसैर् अदर्दः । ब्रह्मणस् पतिर् वृषभिर् वराहैर् घर्मस्वेदेभिर् द्रविणꣳ व्य् आनट्

sa īṁ satyebhiḥ sakhibhiḥ śucadbhir godhāyasaṁ vi dhanasair adardaḥ | brahmaṇas patir vṛṣabhir varāhair gharmasvedebhir draviṇaṁ vy ānaṭ

With true, gleaming comrades, with prize-winners, he burst open the one that held the cows; Brahmaṇaspati, with the bulls, with the boars sweating with heat, won through to the wealth.

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RV 10 67.8

ते सत्येन मनसा गोपतिꣳ गा इयानास इषणयन्त धीभिः । बृहस्पतिर् मिथोअवद्यपेभिर् उद् उस्रिया असृजत स्वयुग्भिः

te satyena manasā gopatiṁ gā iyānāsa iṣaṇayanta dhībhiḥ | bṛhaspatir mithoavadyapebhir ud usriyā asṛjata svayugbhiḥ

They, with true mind, pressing the cow-lord for the cows, urged (them) with their thoughts; Bṛhaspati let the ruddy ones loose upwards, together with those who ward off reproach from one another, his own yoke-fellows.

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RV 10 67.9

तꣳ वर्धयन्तो मतिभिः शिवाभिः सिꣳहम् इव नानदतꣳ सधस्थे । बृहस्पतिꣳ वृषणꣳ शूरसातौ भरे-भरे अनु मदेम जिष्णुम्

taṁ vardhayanto matibhiḥ śivābhiḥ siṁham iva nānadataṁ sadhasthe | bṛhaspatiṁ vṛṣaṇaṁ śūrasātau bhare-bhare anu madema jiṣṇum

Strengthening him with kindly thoughts, roaring like a lion in his seat — Bṛhaspati the bull, the conquering one, in the winning of heroes, in contest after contest let us cheer.

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RV 10 67.10

यदा वाजम् असनद् विश्वरूपम् आ द्याम् अरुक्षद् उत्तराणि सद्म । बृहस्पतिꣳ वृषणꣳ वर्धयन्तो नाना सन्तो बिभ्रतो ज्योतिर् आसा

yadā vājam asanad viśvarūpam ā dyām arukṣad uttarāṇi sadma | bṛhaspatiṁ vṛṣaṇaṁ vardhayanto nānā santo bibhrato jyotir āsā

When he won the prize of every form, he climbed to heaven, to the higher seats — (they) strengthening the bull Bṛhaspati, being in many places, carrying the light with their mouth.

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RV 10 67.11

सत्याम् आशिषꣳ कृणुता वयोधै कीरिꣳ चिद् ध्य् अवथ स्वेभिर् एवैः । पश्चा मृधो अप भवन्तु विश्वास् तद् रोदसी शृणुतꣳ विश्वमिन्वे

satyām āśiṣaṁ kṛṇutā vayodhai kīriṁ cid dhy avatha svebhir evaiḥ | paścā mṛdho apa bhavantu viśvās tad rodasī śṛṇutaṁ viśvaminve

Make the wish come true, so as to grant vigour, for you help even the poor singer with your own ways; let all the scorners be behind and away — hear that, O two worlds that move all things.

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RV 10 67.12

इन्द्रो मह्ना महतो अर्णवस्य वि मूर्धानम् अभिनद् अर्बुदस्य । अहन्न् अहिम् अरिणात् सप्त सिन्धून् देवैर् द्यावापृथिवी प्रावतꣳ नः

indro mahnā mahato arṇavasya vi mūrdhānam abhinad arbudasya | ahann ahim ariṇāt sapta sindhūn devair dyāvāpṛthivī prāvataṁ naḥ

Indra with his greatness split apart the head of the great flood, of Arbuda; he slew the serpent, he set the seven rivers flowing. O Heaven and Earth, help us along with the gods.

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