Rigveda Samhita — Mandala 6 — Chapter 5
RV 6 5.1
हुवे वः सूनुꣳ सहसो युवानम् अद्रोघवाचम् मतिभिर् यविष्ठम् । य इन्वति द्रविणानि प्रचेता विश्ववाराणि पुरुवारो अध्रुक्
huve vaḥ sūnuṁ sahaso yuvānam adroghavācam matibhir yaviṣṭham | ya invati draviṇāni pracetā viśvavārāṇi puruvāro adhruk
I call for you (all) the son of strength, the young one, of undeceiving speech, the youngest, with my thoughts — who, being foreknowing, sends riches containing all good things, he of many goods, without guile.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
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I INVOCATE your Son of Strength, the Youthful, with hymns, the Youngest God, whose speech is guileless; Sage who sends wealth comprising every treasure, bringer of many boons, devoid of malice.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 6 5.2
त्वे वसूनि पुर्वणीक होतर् दोषा वस्तोर् एरिरे यज्ञियासः । क्षामेव विश्वा भुवनानि यस्मिन् सꣳ सौभगानि दधिरे पावके
tve vasūni purvaṇīka hotar doṣā vastor erire yajñiyāsaḥ | kṣāmeva viśvā bhuvanāni yasmin saṁ saubhagāni dadhire pāvake
In you, O hotṛ of many faces, the sacrifice-worthy ones have set up their goods, at evening and at dawn — in whom, the purifier, they have laid together all their good fortunes, as all beings (rest) on the earth.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith
At eve and morn thy pious servants bring thee their precious gifts, O Priest of many aspects, On whom, the Purifier, all things living as on firm. ground their happiness have stablished.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 6 5.3
त्वꣳ विक्षु प्रदिवः सीद आसु क्रत्वा रथीर् अभवो वार्याणाम् । अत इनोषि विधते चिकित्वो व्य् आनुषग् जातवेदो वसूनि
tvaṁ vikṣu pradivaḥ sīda āsu kratvā rathīr abhavo vāryāṇām | ata inoṣi vidhate cikitvo vy ānuṣag jātavedo vasūni
From of old you have sat among these peoples; by your resolve you became the charioteer of desirable things. From there, O attentive one, you send goods in unbroken succession to the worshipper, O Jātavedas.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith
Thou from of old hast dwelt among these people, by mental power the charioteer of blessings. Hence sendest thou, O sapient Jâtavedas, to him who serves thee treasures in succession.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 6 5.4
यो नः सनुत्यो अभिदासद् अग्ने यो अन्तरो मित्रमहो वनुष्यात् । तम् अजरेभिर् वृषभिस् तव स्वैस् तपा तपिष्ठ तपसा तपस्वान्
yo naḥ sanutyo abhidāsad agne yo antaro mitramaho vanuṣyāt | tam ajarebhir vṛṣabhis tava svais tapā tapiṣṭha tapasā tapasvān
Whoever assails us from afar, O Agni, and whoever from close by would attack, O you great as Mitra — burn him with your own unaging bulls (flames), O most burning one, with your burning heat, you who possess heat.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith
Agni, whoever secretly attacks us, the neighbour, thou with Mitra's might! who harms us, Burn him with thine own Steers for ever youthful, burning with burning heat, thou fiercest burner.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 6 5.5
यस् ते यज्ञेन समिधा य उक्थैर् अर्केभिः सूनो सहसो ददाशत् । स मर्त्येष्व् अमृत प्रचेता राया द्युम्नेन श्रवसा वि भाति
yas te yajñena samidhā ya ukthair arkebhiḥ sūno sahaso dadāśat | sa martyeṣv amṛta pracetā rāyā dyumnena śravasā vi bhāti
Whoever has served you with sacrifice, with firewood, with recitations, with chants, O son of strength — he, foreknowing among mortals, O immortal, shines forth with riches, with brilliance, with fame.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
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He who serves thee with sacrifice and fuel, with hymn, O Son of Strength, and chanted praises, Shines out, Immortal! in the midst of mortals, a sage, with wealth, with splendour and with glory.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 6 5.6
स तत् कृधीषितस् तूयम् अग्ने स्पृधो बाधस्व सहसा सहस्वान् । यच् छस्यसे द्युभिर् अक्तो वचोभिस् तज् जुषस्व जरितुर् घोषि मन्म
sa tat kṛdhīṣitas tūyam agne spṛdho bādhasva sahasā sahasvān | yac chasyase dyubhir akto vacobhis taj juṣasva jaritur ghoṣi manma
Do that swiftly, O Agni, when urged on; overpowering, thrust aside our rivals with power. What is recited of you through the days, anointed with words — take pleasure in that, the thought proclaimed by the singer.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
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Do this, O Agni, when we urge thee, quickly, triumphant in thy might subdue our foemen. When thou art praised with words and decked with brightness, accept this chanted hymn, the singer's worship.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 6 5.7
अश्याम तꣳ कामम् अग्ने तवोती अश्याम रयिꣳ रयिवः सुवीरम् । अश्याम वाजम् अभि वाजयन्तो ऽश्याम द्युम्नम् अजराजरꣳ ते
aśyāma taṁ kāmam agne tavotī aśyāma rayiṁ rayivaḥ suvīram | aśyāma vājam abhi vājayanto 'śyāma dyumnam ajarājaraṁ te
May we attain that desire, O Agni, by your help; may we attain wealth rich in heroes, O you of wealth; may we attain the prize, striving for the prize; may we attain your unaging splendour, O unaging one.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith
Help us, that we may gain this wish, O Agni, gain riches, Wealthy One! with store of heroes. Desiring strength from thee may we be strengthened, and win, Eternal! thine eternal glory.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)