Rigveda Samhita — Mandala 7 — Chapter 90

RV 7 90.1

प्र वीरया शुचयो दद्रिरे वाम् अध्वर्युभिर् मधुमन्तः सुतासः । वह वायो नियुतो याह्य् अच्छा पिबा सुतस्यान्धसो मदाय

pra vīrayā śucayo dadrire vām adhvaryubhir madhumantaḥ sutāsaḥ | vaha vāyo niyuto yāhy acchā pibā sutasyāndhaso madāya

The bright honeyed pressed (soma-draughts) have been released for you two by the adhvaryus, with manly (vigour). Drive here, Vāyu, your teams; come near; drink of the pressed juice for exhilaration.

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RV 7 90.2

ईशानाय प्रहुतिꣳ यस् त आनट् छुचिꣳ सोमꣳ शुचिपास् तुभ्यꣳ वायो । कृणोषि तम् मर्त्येषु प्रशस्तꣳ जातो-जातो जायते वाज्य् अस्य

īśānāya prahutiṁ yas ta ānaṭ chuciṁ somaṁ śucipās tubhyaṁ vāyo | kṛṇoṣi tam martyeṣu praśastaṁ jāto-jāto jāyate vājy asya

Whoever has brought the oblation to you, the ruling one — the pure soma to you, O Vāyu, drinker of the pure — him you make renowned among mortals; each one born of him is born a winner of prizes.

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RV 7 90.3

राये नु यꣳ जज्ञतू रोदसीमे राये देवी धिषणा धाति देवम् । अध वायुꣳ नियुतः सश्चत स्वा उत श्वेतꣳ वसुधितिꣳ निरेके

rāye nu yaṁ jajñatū rodasīme rāye devī dhiṣaṇā dhāti devam | adha vāyuṁ niyutaḥ saścata svā uta śvetaṁ vasudhitiṁ nireke

He whom these two worlds begot for wealth, whom the goddess Dhiṣaṇā sets as god for wealth — then his own teams accompany Vāyu, and the white (steed), the treasure-holder, in the surpassing (race).

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

RV 7 90.4

उच्छन्न् उषसः सुदिना अरिप्रा उरु ज्योतिर् विविदुर् दीध्यानाः । गव्यꣳ चिद् ऊर्वम् उशिजो वि वव्रुस् तेषाम् अनु प्रदिवः सस्रुर् आपः

ucchann uṣasaḥ sudinā ariprā uru jyotir vividur dīdhyānāḥ | gavyaṁ cid ūrvam uśijo vi vavrus teṣām anu pradivaḥ sasrur āpaḥ

The dawns shone forth, bright-dayed and spotless; meditating, they found the broad light. The Uśij priests opened even the cow-pen, and the waters flowed out after them from of old.

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RV 7 90.5

ते सत्येन मनसा दीध्यानाः स्वेन युक्तासः क्रतुना वहन्ति । इन्द्रवायू वीरवाहꣳ रथꣳ वाम् ईशानयोर् अभि पृक्षः सचन्ते

te satyena manasā dīdhyānāḥ svena yuktāsaḥ kratunā vahanti | indravāyū vīravāhaṁ rathaṁ vām īśānayor abhi pṛkṣaḥ sacante

They, meditating with a truthful mind, yoked by their own resolve, draw (the chariot). O Indra and Vāyu, refreshments attend your hero-bearing chariot, as you two rule.

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RV 7 90.6

ईशानासो ये दधते स्वर् णो गोभिर् अश्वेभिर् वसुभिर् हिरण्यैः । इन्द्रवायू सूरयो विश्वम् आयुर् अर्वद्भिर् वीरैः पृतनासु सह्युः

īśānāso ye dadhate svar ṇo gobhir aśvebhir vasubhir hiraṇyaiḥ | indravāyū sūrayo viśvam āyur arvadbhir vīraiḥ pṛtanāsu sahyuḥ

The patrons who, being powerful, bestow the sun-light on us with cows, with horses, with goods, with gold — O Indra and Vāyu, may they with their steeds and heroes prevail in the battles for a whole lifetime.

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RV 7 90.7

अर्वन्तो न श्रवसो भिक्षमाणा इन्द्रवायू सुष्टुतिभिर् वसिष्ठाः । वाजयन्तः स्व् अवसे हुवेम यूयम् पात स्वस्तिभिः सदा नः

arvanto na śravaso bhikṣamāṇā indravāyū suṣṭutibhir vasiṣṭhāḥ | vājayantaḥ sv avase huvema yūyam pāta svastibhiḥ sadā naḥ

Like race-horses begging for fame, we Vasiṣṭhas, with good praises, seeking prizes, would call on Indra and Vāyu for aid: do you protect us always with your blessings.

AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition