Rigveda Samhita — Mandala 3 — Chapter 52
RV 3 52.1
धानावन्तꣳ करम्भिणम् अपूपवन्तम् उक्थिनम् । इन्द्र प्रातर् जुषस्व नः
dhānāvantaṁ karambhiṇam apūpavantam ukthinam | indra prātar juṣasva naḥ
(The offering) with grains, with porridge, with cakes, with recitations — take pleasure in it, Indra, at dawn, from us.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
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INDRA, accept at break of day our Soma mixt with roasted corn, With groats with cake, with eulogies.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 3 52.2
पुरोऴाशम् पचत्यꣳ जुषस्वेन्द्रा गुरस्व च । तुभ्यꣳ हव्यानि सिस्रते
puroḻāśam pacatyaṁ juṣasvendrā gurasva ca | tubhyaṁ havyāni sisrate
Take pleasure in the baked rice-cake, Indra, and welcome (it); to you the oblations flow.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
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Accept, O Indra, and enjoy the well-dressed sacrificial cake: Oblations are poured forth to thee.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 3 52.3
पुरोऴाशꣳ च नो घसो जोषयासे गिरश् च नः । वधूयुर् इव योषणाम्
puroḻāśaṁ ca no ghaso joṣayāse giraś ca naḥ | vadhūyur iva yoṣaṇām
And may you eat our rice-cake, and take delight in our songs, as one wanting a wife (delights) in a maiden.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
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Consume our sacrificial cake, accept the songs of praise we sing, As he who woes accepts his bride.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 3 52.4
पुरोऴाशꣳ सनश्रुत प्रातःसावे जुषस्व नः । इन्द्र क्रतुर् हि ते बृहन्
puroḻāśaṁ sanaśruta prātaḥsāve juṣasva naḥ | indra kratur hi te bṛhan
Enjoy our purolāś, O you famed of old, at the morning pressing; for your resolve (kratu), Indra, is lofty.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
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Famed from of old, accept the cake at our libation poured at dawn, Forgreat, O Indra, is thy power.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 3 52.5
माध्यꣳदिनस्य सवनस्य धानाः पुरोऴाशम् इन्द्र कृष्वेह चारुम् । प्र यत् स्तोता जरिता तूर्ण्यर्थो वृषायमाण उप गीर्भिर् ईट्टे
mādhyaṁdinasya savanasya dhānāḥ puroḻāśam indra kṛṣveha cārum | pra yat stotā jaritā tūrṇyartho vṛṣāyamāṇa upa gīrbhir īṭṭe
The parched grains of the midday pressing, and the purolāś, Indra — make them pleasing here, when the praiser, the singer, with hastening aim, bearing himself like a bull, invokes (you) with songs.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
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Let roasted corn of our midday libation, and sacrificial cake here please thee, Indra, What time the lauding singer, keen of purpose and eager as a bull, with hymns implores thee.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 3 52.6
तृतीये धानाः सवने पुरुष्टुत पुरोऴाशम् आहुतम् मामहस्व नः । ऋभुमन्तꣳ वाजवन्तꣳ त्वा कवे प्रयस्वन्त उप शिक्षेम धीतिभिः
tṛtīye dhānāḥ savane puruṣṭuta puroḻāśam āhutam māmahasva naḥ | ṛbhumantaṁ vājavantaṁ tvā kave prayasvanta upa śikṣema dhītibhiḥ
At the third pressing, O much-praised one, grant us abundantly the grains and the poured purolāś; you who have the Ṛbhus with you, who have prize-strength, O poet — with our offerings we would try to win you by our insights.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
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At the third sacrifice, O thou whom many praise, give glory to the roasted corn and holy cake. With offered viands and with songs may we assist thee, Sage, whom Vâja and the R̥ibhus wait upon.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 3 52.7
पूषण्वते ते चकृमा करम्भꣳ हरिवते हर्यश्वाय धानाः । अपूपम् अद्धि सगणो मरुद्भिः सोमम् पिब वृत्रहा शूर विद्वान्
pūṣaṇvate te cakṛmā karambhaṁ harivate haryaśvāya dhānāḥ | apūpam addhi sagaṇo marudbhiḥ somam piba vṛtrahā śūra vidvān
For you along with Pūṣan we have made the porridge, grains for the lord of the bays, for him of the tawny horses. Eat the cake, in the company of the Maruts; drink the soma, O hero, Vṛtra-slayer, knowing one.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
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The groats have we prepared for thee with Pûshan, corn for thee, Lord of Bay Steeds, with thy horses. Eat thou the meal-cake, banded with the Maruts, wise Hero, Vr̥itra-slayer, drink the Soma.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 3 52.8
प्रति धाना भरत तूयम् अस्मै पुरोऴाशꣳ वीरतमाय नृणाम् । दिवे-दिवे सदृशीर् इन्द्र तुभ्यꣳ वर्धन्तु त्वा सोमपेयाय धृष्णो
prati dhānā bharata tūyam asmai puroḻāśaṁ vīratamāya nṛṇām | dive-dive sadṛśīr indra tubhyaṁ vardhantu tvā somapeyāya dhṛṣṇo
Bring the grains to him at once, the purolāś to the most heroic of men. Day after day alike, Indra, for you — let them strengthen you for the soma-drinking, O daring one.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
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Bring forth the roasted corn to meet him quickly, cake for the bravest Hero mid the heroes. Indra, may hymns accordant with thee daily strengthen thee, Bold One, for the draught of Soma.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)