Rigveda Samhita — Mandala 5 — Chapter 87
RV 5 87.1
प्र वो महे मतयो यन्तु विष्णवे मरुत्वते गिरिजा एवयामरुत् । प्र शर्धाय प्रयज्यवे सुखादये तवसे भन्ददिष्टये धुनिव्रताय शवसे
pra vo mahe matayo yantu viṣṇave marutvate girijā evayāmarut | pra śardhāya prayajyave sukhādaye tavase bhandadiṣṭaye dhunivratāya śavase
Let your thoughts go forth to great Viṣṇu accompanied by the Maruts, (thoughts) born of the song, O Evayāmarut — forth to the troop eager for worship, fair-clasped, strong, of praiseworthy approach, to the might whose law is roaring.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith
To Vishṇu, to the Mighty whom the Maruts follow let your hymns born in song go forth, Evayamarut; To the impetuous, strong band, adorned with bracelets, that rushes on in joy and ever roars for vigour.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 5 87.2
प्र ये जाता महिना ये च नु स्वयम् प्र विद्मना ब्रुवत एवयामरुत् । क्रत्वा तद् वो मरुतो नाधृषे शवो दाना मह्ना तद् एषाम् अधृष्टासो नाद्रयः
pra ye jātā mahinā ye ca nu svayam pra vidmanā bruvata evayāmarut | kratvā tad vo maruto nādhṛṣe śavo dānā mahnā tad eṣām adhṛṣṭāso nādrayaḥ
They who were born with greatness, and they who now of themselves declare it forth with knowledge, O Evayāmarut — that might of yours, O Maruts, is not to be assailed by any resolve; by giving, by greatness, that (might) is theirs, unassailable like rocks.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith
They who with might were manifest, and who willingly by their own knowledge told it forth, Evayamarut. Maruts, this strength of yours no wisdom comprehendeth: through their gifts' greatness they are moveless as the mountains.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 5 87.3
प्र ये दिवो बृहतः शृण्विरे गिरा सुशुक्वानः सुभ्व एवयामरुत् । न येषाम् इरी सधस्थ ईष्ट आꣳ अग्नयो न स्वविद्युतः प्र स्यन्द्रासो धुनीनाम्
pra ye divo bṛhataḥ śṛṇvire girā suśukvānaḥ subhva evayāmarut | na yeṣām irī sadhastha īṣṭa ām̐ agnayo na svavidyutaḥ pra syandrāso dhunīnām
They who are heard from lofty heaven by the song, well-blazing, of fair birth, O Evayāmarut — in whose common seat no assailant has power — like fires with their own lightning, streaming forth like the roaring rivers.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith
Who by the psalm they sing are heard, from lofty heaven, the strong, the brightly shining Ones, Evayamarut; In whose abode there is no mightier one to move them, whose lightnings are as fires, who urge the roaring rivers.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 5 87.4
स चक्रमे महतो निर् उरुक्रमः समानस्मात् सदस एवयामरुत् । यदायुक्त त्मना स्वाद् अधि ष्णुभिर् विष्पर्धसो विमहसो जिगाति शेवृधो नृभिः
sa cakrame mahato nir urukramaḥ samānasmāt sadasa evayāmarut | yadāyukta tmanā svād adhi ṣṇubhir viṣpardhaso vimahaso jigāti śevṛdho nṛbhiḥ
He strode out, the wide-strider, from the great, from the common seat, O Evayāmarut; when of himself he had yoked (his teams) from his own (place), he goes over the heights with the men — the contending, the exceedingly great, the increasers of comfort.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith
He of the Mighty Stride forth strode, Evayamarut, out of the spacious dwelling-place, their home in common. When he, himself, hath yoked his emulous strong horses on heights, he cometh forth, joy-giving, with the Heroes.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 5 87.5
स्वनो न वो ऽमवान् रेजयद् वृषा त्वेषो ययिस् तविष एवयामरुत् । येना सहन्त ऋञ्जत स्वरोचिषः स्थारश्मानो हिरण्ययाः स्वायुधास इष्मिणः
svano na vo 'mavān rejayad vṛṣā tveṣo yayis taviṣa evayāmarut | yenā sahanta ṛñjata svarociṣaḥ sthāraśmāno hiraṇyayāḥ svāyudhāsa iṣmiṇaḥ
Your forceful roar, as it were — the bull made (all) tremble, the impetuous, the speeding, the strong one, O Evayāmarut — by which, prevailing, the self-shining ones press straight on, with firm reins, golden, well-armed, with arrows.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith
Like your tremendous roar, the rainer with light flashing, strong, speeding, hath made all tremble, Evayamarut, Wherewith victorious ye, self-luminous, press onward, with strong reins, decked with gold, impetuous and well-weaponed.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 5 87.6
अपारो वो महिमा वृद्धशवसस् त्वेषꣳ शवो ऽवत्व् एवयामरुत् । स्थातारो हि प्रसितौ सꣳदृशि स्थन ते न उरुष्यता निदः शुशुक्वाꣳसो नाग्नयः
apāro vo mahimā vṛddhaśavasas tveṣaṁ śavo 'vatv evayāmarut | sthātāro hi prasitau saṁdṛśi sthana te na uruṣyatā nidaḥ śuśukvāṁso nāgnayaḥ
Boundless is your greatness, you of grown might; let (your) impetuous strength help (us), O Evayāmarut. For you stand fast in the onslaught, plain to see; guard us from scorn, blazing like fires.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith
Unbounded is your greatness, ye of mighty power: may your bright vigour be our aid, Evayamarut; For ye are visible helpers in the time of trouble: like fires, aglow with light, save us from shame and insult.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 5 87.7
ते रुद्रासः सुमखा अग्नयो यथा तुविद्युम्ना अवन्त्व् एवयामरुत् । दीर्घम् पृथु पप्रथे सद्म पार्थिवꣳ येषाम् अज्मेष्व् आ महः शर्धाꣳस्य् अद्भुतैनसाम्
te rudrāsaḥ sumakhā agnayo yathā tuvidyumnā avantv evayāmarut | dīrgham pṛthu paprathe sadma pārthivaṁ yeṣām ajmeṣv ā mahaḥ śardhāṁsy adbhutainasām
Let those Rudras, good in battle, like fires, of much brilliance, help (us), O Evayāmarut. Long and wide has the earthly seat spread out, (they) whose mighty troops (go) in their onsets, whose wrath is wondrous.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith
So may the Rudras, mighty warriors, Evayamarut, with splendid brilliancy, like fires, be our protectors; They whose terrestrial dwelling-place is wide-extended, whom none suspect of sin, whose bands have lofty courage.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 5 87.8
अद्वेषो नो मरुतो गातुम् एतन श्रोता हवꣳ जरितुर् एवयामरुत् । विष्णोर् महः समन्यवो युयोतन स्मद् रथ्यो३ न दꣳसनाप द्वेषाꣳसि सनुतः
adveṣo no maruto gātum etana śrotā havaṁ jaritur evayāmarut | viṣṇor mahaḥ samanyavo yuyotana smad rathyo3 na daṁsanāpa dveṣāṁsi sanutaḥ
Without hostility, O Maruts, come to us along the path; hear the call of the singer, O Evayāmarut. Of one ardour with great Viṣṇu, ward off (harm); like charioteers together, by your skill (drive) hatreds far away.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith
Come in a friendly spirit, come to us, O Maruts, and hear his call who praises you, Evayamarut. Like car-borne men, one-minded with the mighty Vishṇu, keep enmity far from us with your deeds of wonder.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 5 87.9
गन्ता नो यज्ञꣳ यज्ञियाः सुशमि श्रोता हवम् अरक्ष एवयामरुत् । ज्येष्ठासो न पर्वतासो व्योमनि यूयꣳ तस्य प्रचेतसः स्यात दुर्धर्तवो निदः
gantā no yajñaṁ yajñiyāḥ suśami śrotā havam arakṣa evayāmarut | jyeṣṭhāso na parvatāso vyomani yūyaṁ tasya pracetasaḥ syāta durdhartavo nidaḥ
Come to our sacrifice, you worthy of sacrifice, at the well-prepared (rite); hear the call, you free from harm, O Evayāmarut. Like the highest mountains in the sky, may you, knowing that, be unbearable to scorn.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith
Come to our sacrifice, ye Hnly Ones, to bless it, and, free from demons, hear our call, Evayamarut. Most excellent, like mountains in the air's raid-region, be irresistible, ye, Wise, to this man'a hater.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)