Rigveda Samhita — Mandala 5 — Chapter 73
RV 5 73.1
यद् अद्य स्थः परावति यद् अर्वावत्य् अश्विना । यद् वा पुरू पुरुभुजा यद् अन्तरिक्ष आ गतम्
yad adya sthaḥ parāvati yad arvāvaty aśvinā | yad vā purū purubhujā yad antarikṣa ā gatam
Whether today you are far away or near, Aśvins, or in many places, O much-benefiting ones, or in the midspace—come.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
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WHETHER, O Aṣvins, ye this day be far remote or near at hand, In many spots or in mid-air, come hither, Lords of ample wealth.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 5 73.2
इह त्या पुरुभूतमा पुरू दꣳसाꣳसि बिभ्रता । वरस्या याम्य् अध्रिगू हुवे तुविष्टमा भुजे
iha tyā purubhūtamā purū daṁsāṁsi bibhratā | varasyā yāmy adhrigū huve tuviṣṭamā bhuje
Here (I invoke) those two who are most manifold in presence, bearing many wondrous deeds; I approach the two irresistible ones for a boon, I call the two mightiest for (my) enjoyment.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
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These here, who show o'er widest space, bringing full many a wondrous act, Resistless, lovingly I seek, I call the Mightiest to enjoy.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 5 73.3
ईर्मान्यद् वपुषे वपुश् चक्रꣳ रथस्य येमथुः । पर्य् अन्या नाहुषा युगा मह्ना रजाꣳसि दीयथः
īrmānyad vapuṣe vapuś cakraṁ rathasya yemathuḥ | pary anyā nāhuṣā yugā mahnā rajāṁsi dīyathaḥ
At rest you two have held the one wheel of the chariot, a marvel for a marvel; with the other you fly, in your greatness, about the generations of Nahuṣa, about the spaces.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
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Another beauteous wheel have ye fixed there to decorate your car. With others through the realms ye roam in might unto the neighbouring tribes.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 5 73.4
तद् ऊ षु वाम् एना कृतꣳ विश्वा यद् वाम् अनु ष्टवे । नाना जाताव् अरेपसा सम् अस्मे बन्धुम् एयथुः
tad ū ṣu vām enā kṛtaṁ viśvā yad vām anu ṣṭave | nānā jātāv arepasā sam asme bandhum eyathuḥ
That has indeed been done by you two by this means, since all (deeds) of yours are praised: born apart, stainless, you two have come together into kinship with us.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
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That deed of yours that is extolled, Viṣvas! hath all been done with this. Born otherwise, and spotless, ye have entered kinship's bonds with us.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 5 73.5
आ यद् वाꣳ सूर्या रथꣳ तिष्ठद् रघुष्यदꣳ सदा । परि वाम् अरुषा वयो घृणा वरन्त आतपः
ā yad vāṁ sūryā rathaṁ tiṣṭhad raghuṣyadaṁ sadā | pari vām aruṣā vayo ghṛṇā varanta ātapaḥ
When Sūryā mounted your ever swift-gliding chariot, your ruddy birds encircle you, glowing with heat, blazing.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
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When Sûryâ mounted on your car that rolls for ever rapidly, Birds of red hue were round about and burning splendours compassed you.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 5 73.6
युवोर् अत्रिश् चिकेतति नरा सुम्नेन चेतसा । घर्मꣳ यद् वाम् अरेपसꣳ नासत्यास्ना भुरण्यति
yuvor atriś ciketati narā sumnena cetasā | gharmaṁ yad vām arepasaṁ nāsatyāsnā bhuraṇyati
Atri takes note of you two, O men, with kindly mind, when with his mouth he busies himself over your stainless gharma (hot-drink), O Nāsatyas.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
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Atri bethinks himself of you, O Heroes, with a friendly mind, What time, Nâsatyas, with his mouth he stirs the spotless flame for you.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 5 73.7
उग्रो वाꣳ ककुहो ययिः शृण्वे यामेषु सꣳतनिः । यद् वाꣳ दꣳसोभिर् अश्विनात्रिर् नराववर्तति
ugro vāṁ kakuho yayiḥ śṛṇve yāmeṣu saṁtaniḥ | yad vāṁ daṁsobhir aśvinātrir narāvavartati
Your mighty, towering, swift-going (chariot) is heard, a continuous roar on its drives, when with (his) wondrous works Atri turns you hither, O Aśvins, O men.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
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Strong is your swiftly moving steed, famed his exertion in the course When by your great deeds, Atyins, Chiefs, Atri is brought to us again.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 5 73.8
मध्व ऊ षु मधूयुवा रुद्रा सिषक्ति पिप्युषी । यत् समुद्राति पर्षथः पक्वाः पृक्षो भरन्त वाम्
madhva ū ṣu madhūyuvā rudrā siṣakti pipyuṣī | yat samudrāti parṣathaḥ pakvāḥ pṛkṣo bharanta vām
The swelling (cow) attends indeed upon the honey for you two honey-lovers, O Rudras; when you cross over the seas, they bear you the cooked refreshments.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
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Lovers of sweetness, Rudras, she who streams with sweetness waits on you. When ye have travelled through the seas men bring you gifts of well-dressed food.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 5 73.9
सत्यम् इद् वा उ अश्विना युवाम् आहुर् मयोभुवा । ता यामन् यामहूतमा यामन्न् आ मृऴयत्तमा
satyam id vā u aśvinā yuvām āhur mayobhuvā | tā yāman yāmahūtamā yāmann ā mṛḻayattamā
Truly indeed, O Aśvins, they call you two bringers of comfort — those two most to be invoked on their drive, most gracious on their drive.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
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Aṣvins, with truth they call you Twain bestowers of felicity; At sacrifice most prompt to hear, most gracious ye at sacrifice.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 5 73.10
इमा ब्रह्माणि वर्धनाश्विभ्याꣳ सन्तु शꣳतमा । या तक्षाम रथाꣳ इवावोचाम बृहन् नमः
imā brahmāṇi vardhanāśvibhyāṁ santu śaṁtamā | yā takṣāma rathām̐ ivāvocāma bṛhan namaḥ
Let these strengthening formulations be most kindly to the Aśvins, which we have fashioned as (men fashion) chariots; we have spoken lofty homage.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
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Most pleasing to the Aṣvins be these prayers which magnify their might, Which we have fashioned, even as cars high reverence have we spoken forth.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)