Rigveda Samhita — Mandala 5 — Chapter 45

RV 5 45.1

विदा दिवो विष्यन्न् अद्रिम् उक्थैर् आयत्या उषसो अर्चिनो गुः । अपावृत व्रजिनीर् उत् स्वर् गाद् वि दुरो मानुषीर् देव आवः

vidā divo viṣyann adrim ukthair āyatyā uṣaso arcino guḥ | apāvṛta vrajinīr ut svar gād vi duro mānuṣīr deva āvaḥ

He found (the light) of heaven, splitting open the rock with recitations; the radiant ones went forth toward the oncoming Dawn. The pens were uncovered, the sun went up, the god threw open the doors belonging to men.

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RV 5 45.2

वि सूर्यो अमतिꣳ न श्रियꣳ साद् ओर्वाद् गवाम् माता जानती गात् । धन्वर्णसो नद्य१ः खादोअर्णाः स्थूणेव सुमिता दृꣳहत द्यौः

vi sūryo amatiṁ na śriyaṁ sād orvād gavām mātā jānatī gāt | dhanvarṇaso nadya1ḥ khādoarṇāḥ sthūṇeva sumitā dṛṁhata dyauḥ

The sun spread out his splendour like an appearance; from the pen the mother of the cows went forth, knowing (the way). The rivers (are) floods in the dry land, with devouring waves; like a well-set pillar the sky stood firm.

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RV 5 45.3

अस्मा उक्थाय पर्वतस्य गर्भो महीनाꣳ जनुषे पूर्व्याय । वि पर्वतो जिहीत साधत द्यौर् आविवासन्तो दसयन्त भूम

asmā ukthāya parvatasya garbho mahīnāṁ januṣe pūrvyāya | vi parvato jihīta sādhata dyaur āvivāsanto dasayanta bhūma

For this hymn (came) the embryo of the mountain, for the ancient birth of the great (waters); let the mountain gape open, let the heaven bring (it) to success — (we) who seek to win (the gods) would not grow weary (on) the earth.

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RV 5 45.4

सूक्तेभिर् वो वचोभिर् देवजुष्टैर् इन्द्रा न्व् अ१ग्नी अवसे हुवध्यै । उक्थेभिर् हि ष्मा कवयः सुयज्ञा आविवासन्तो मरुतो यजन्ति

sūktebhir vo vacobhir devajuṣṭair indrā nv a1gnī avase huvadhyai | ukthebhir hi ṣmā kavayaḥ suyajñā āvivāsanto maruto yajanti

With your well-spoken words, pleasing to the gods, (it is time) to call now on Indra and Agni for aid; for with hymns the seers, of good sacrifice, seeking to win (them), worship the Maruts.

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RV 5 45.5

एतो न्व् अ१द्य सुध्यो३ भवाम प्र दुच्छुना मिनवामा वरीयः । आरे द्वेषाꣳसि सनुतर् दधामायाम प्राञ्चो यजमानम् अच्छ

eto nv a1dya sudhyo3 bhavāma pra ducchunā minavāmā varīyaḥ | āre dveṣāṁsi sanutar dadhāmāyāma prāñco yajamānam accha

Come now, today let us be of good thought; let us thrust misfortune further off. Let us set hostilities far away, aside; let us go forward toward the sacrificer.

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RV 5 45.6

एता धियꣳ कृणवामा सखायो ऽप या माताꣳ ऋणुत व्रजꣳ गोः । यया मनुर् विशिशिप्रꣳ जिगाय यया वणिग् वङ्कुर् आपा पुरीषम्

etā dhiyaṁ kṛṇavāmā sakhāyo 'pa yā mātām̐ ṛṇuta vrajaṁ goḥ | yayā manur viśiśipraṁ jigāya yayā vaṇig vaṅkur āpā purīṣam

Come, let us carry out, O friends, the purpose wherewith the Mother threw the Cow's stall open, That wherewith Manu conquered Viṣiṣipra, wherewith the wandering merchant gained heaven's water.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896) (public domain)

RV 5 45.7

अनूनोद् अत्र हस्तयतो अद्रिर् आर्चन् येन दश मासो नवग्वाः । ऋतꣳ यती सरमा गा अविन्दद् विश्वानि सत्याङ्गिराश् चकार

anūnod atra hastayato adrir ārcan yena daśa māso navagvāḥ | ṛtaṁ yatī saramā gā avindad viśvāni satyāṅgirāś cakāra

Here the pressing-stone, driven by the hand, roared out, by which the Navagvas sang for ten months. Saramā, going along the ṛta, found the cows; the Aṅgiras made all things true.

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RV 5 45.8

विश्वे अस्या व्युषि माहिनायाः सꣳ यद् गोभिर् अङ्गिरसो नवन्त । उत्स आसाम् परमे सधस्थ ऋतस्य पथा सरमा विदद् गाः

viśve asyā vyuṣi māhināyāḥ saṁ yad gobhir aṅgiraso navanta | utsa āsām parame sadhastha ṛtasya pathā saramā vidad gāḥ

All (the Aṅgirases), at the dawning of this mighty one, when the Aṅgirases bellowed together with the cows — their spring is in the highest seat; by the path of ṛta Saramā found the cows.

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RV 5 45.9

आ सूर्यो यातु सप्ताश्वः क्षेत्रꣳ यद् अस्योर्विया दीर्घयाथे । रघुः श्येनः पतयद् अन्धो अच्छा युवा कविर् दीदयद् गोषु गच्छन्

ā sūryo yātu saptāśvaḥ kṣetraṁ yad asyorviyā dīrghayāthe | raghuḥ śyenaḥ patayad andho acchā yuvā kavir dīdayad goṣu gacchan

Let Sūrya come with his seven horses to the field that is his, broad, with a long course. The swift falcon flies toward the soma-plant; the young seer shines as he goes among the cows.

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RV 5 45.10

आ सूर्यो अरुहच् छुक्रम् अर्णो ऽयुक्त यद् धरितो वीतपृष्ठाः । उद्ना न नावम् अनयन्त धीरा आशृण्वतीर् आपो अर्वाग् अतिष्ठन्

ā sūryo aruhac chukram arṇo 'yukta yad dharito vītapṛṣṭhāḥ | udnā na nāvam anayanta dhīrā āśṛṇvatīr āpo arvāg atiṣṭhan

Sūrya has climbed the bright flood, when he yoked his straight-backed tawny mares. Like a boat through water the wise ones led (him); the waters, hearing, stood near.

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RV 5 45.11

धियꣳ वो अप्सु दधिषे स्वर्षाꣳ ययातरन् दश मासो नवग्वाः । अया धिया स्याम देवगोपा अया धिया तुतुर्यामात्य् अꣳहः

dhiyaṁ vo apsu dadhiṣe svarṣāṁ yayātaran daśa māso navagvāḥ | ayā dhiyā syāma devagopā ayā dhiyā tuturyāmāty aṁhaḥ

I have set for you a vision in the waters, one that wins the sun, by which the Navagvas got through the ten months. With this vision may we have the gods as guardians; with this vision may we cross over distress.

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