Rigveda Samhita — Mandala 5 — Chapter 18

RV 5 18.1

प्रातर् अग्निः पुरुप्रियो विशः स्तवेतातिथिः । विश्वानि यो अमर्त्यो हव्या मर्तेषु रण्यति

prātar agniḥ purupriyo viśaḥ stavetātithiḥ | viśvāni yo amartyo havyā marteṣu raṇyati

In the morning let Agni, much-beloved guest of the clan, be praised, who, immortal, takes pleasure in all the oblations among mortals.

AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition

RV 5 18.2

द्विताय मृक्तवाहसे स्वस्य दक्षस्य मꣳहना । इन्दुꣳ स धत्त आनुषक् स्तोता चित् ते अमर्त्य

dvitāya mṛktavāhase svasya dakṣasya maṁhanā | induṁ sa dhatta ānuṣak stotā cit te amartya

For Dvita, the bearer-off of what is damaged, by the generosity of his own skill: he sets the drop (of soma) in due order — even your praiser (does so), O immortal.

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

RV 5 18.3

तꣳ वो दीर्घायुशोचिषꣳ गिरा हुवे मघोनाम् । अरिष्टो येषाꣳ रथो व्य् अश्वदावन्न् ईयते

taṁ vo dīrghāyuśociṣaṁ girā huve maghonām | ariṣṭo yeṣāṁ ratho vy aśvadāvann īyate

Him of long-lived flame I call with a song for you, (the Agni) of the bounteous ones, whose chariot runs about unharmed, O giver of horses.

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

RV 5 18.4

चित्रा वा येषु दीधितिर् आसन्न् उक्था पान्ति ये । स्तीर्णम् बर्हिः स्वर्णरे श्रवाꣳसि दधिरे परि

citrā vā yeṣu dīdhitir āsann ukthā pānti ye | stīrṇam barhiḥ svarṇare śravāṁsi dadhire pari

Or (those) in whom (there is) bright insight, who guard the ancient recited verses — the barhis is spread in Svarṇara; they have set glories all around.

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

RV 5 18.5

ये मे पञ्चाशतꣳ ददुर् अश्वानाꣳ सधस्तुति । द्युमद् अग्ने महि श्रवो बृहत् कृधि मघोनाꣳ नृवद् अमृत नृणाम्

ye me pañcāśataṁ dadur aśvānāṁ sadhastuti | dyumad agne mahi śravo bṛhat kṛdhi maghonāṁ nṛvad amṛta nṛṇām

Those who gave me fifty horses at the joint praising — O Agni, make for the bounteous ones great, brilliant, lofty fame, rich in men, O immortal, (the fame) of men.

AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition