Rigveda Samhita — Mandala 7 — Chapter 99
RV 7 99.1
परो मात्रया तन्वा वृधान न ते महित्वम् अन्व् अश्नुवन्ति । उभे ते विद्म रजसी पृथिव्या विष्णो देव त्वम् परमस्य वित्से
paro mātrayā tanvā vṛdhāna na te mahitvam anv aśnuvanti | ubhe te vidma rajasī pṛthivyā viṣṇo deva tvam paramasya vitse
Grown beyond measure with your body — they do not reach up to your greatness. We know both of your spaces, (those) of the earth; you, Viṣṇu the god, know the furthest one.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
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MEN come not nigh thy majesty who growest beyond all bound and measure with thy body. Both thy two regions of the earth, O Vishṇu, we know: thou God, knowest the highest also.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 7 99.2
न ते विष्णो जायमानो न जातो देव महिम्नः परम् अन्तम् आप । उद् अस्तभ्ना नाकम् ऋष्वम् बृहन्तꣳ दाधर्थ प्राचीꣳ ककुभम् पृथिव्याः
na te viṣṇo jāyamāno na jāto deva mahimnaḥ param antam āpa | ud astabhnā nākam ṛṣvam bṛhantaṁ dādhartha prācīṁ kakubham pṛthivyāḥ
Neither one being born nor one (already) born has reached, O god Viṣṇu, the far limit of your greatness. You propped up the lofty, high vault (of heaven); you upheld the eastern peak of the earth.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
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None who is born or being born, God Vishṇu, hath reached the utmost limit of thy grandeur. The vast high vault of heaven hast thou supported, and fixed earth's eastern pinnacle securely.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 7 99.3
इरावती धेनुमती हि भूतꣳ सूयवसिनी मनुषे दशस्या । व्य् अस्तभ्ना रोदसी विष्णव् एते दाधर्थ पृथिवीम् अभितो मयूखैः
irāvatī dhenumatī hi bhūtaṁ sūyavasinī manuṣe daśasyā | vy astabhnā rodasī viṣṇav ete dādhartha pṛthivīm abhito mayūkhaiḥ
For you two have become rich in refreshment, rich in milch-cows, abounding in good pasture — be generous to man. You propped the two world-halves apart; O Viṣṇu, you two upheld the earth about with pegs.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
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Rich in sweet food be ye, and rich in milch-kine, with fertile pastures, fain to do men service. Both these worlds, Vishṇu, hast thou stayed asunder, and firmly fixed the earth with pegs around it.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 7 99.4
उरुꣳ यज्ञाय चक्रथुर् उ लोकꣳ जनयन्ता सूर्यम् उषासम् अग्निम् । दासस्य चिद् वृषशिप्रस्य माया जघ्नथुर् नरा पृतनाज्येषु
uruṁ yajñāya cakrathur u lokaṁ janayantā sūryam uṣāsam agnim | dāsasya cid vṛṣaśiprasya māyā jaghnathur narā pṛtanājyeṣu
You two made wide room for the sacrifice, generating the sun, the dawn, and Agni. And you smashed the wiles of the Dāsa, of bull-jawed (Vṛṣaśipra), O (you two) men, in the clashes of battle.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
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Ye have made spacious room for sacrificing by generating Sûrya, Dawn, and Agni. O Heroes, ye have conquered in your battles even the bull-jawed Dâsa's wiles and magic.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 7 99.5
इन्द्राविष्णू दृꣳहिताः शम्बरस्य नव पुरो नवतिꣳ च श्नथिष्टम् । शतꣳ वर्चिनः सहस्रꣳ च साकꣳ हथो अप्रत्य् असुरस्य वीरान्
indrāviṣṇū dṛṁhitāḥ śambarasya nava puro navatiṁ ca śnathiṣṭam | śataṁ varcinaḥ sahasraṁ ca sākaṁ hatho apraty asurasya vīrān
Indra and Viṣṇu, you pierced the firm strongholds of Śambara, the nine and ninety. Together you slay a hundred and a thousand heroes of Varcin, of the Asura, unopposed.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
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Ye have destroyed, thou, Indra, and thou Vishṇu, Ṣambara's nine-and-ninety fenced castles. Ye Twain smote down a hundred times a thousand resistless heroes of the royal Varcin.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 7 99.6
इयम् मनीषा बृहती बृहन्तोरुक्रमा तवसा वर्धयन्ती । ररे वाꣳ स्तोमꣳ विदथेषु विष्णो पिन्वतम् इषो वृजनेष्व् इन्द्र
iyam manīṣā bṛhatī bṛhantorukramā tavasā vardhayantī | rare vāṁ stomaṁ vidatheṣu viṣṇo pinvatam iṣo vṛjaneṣv indra
This lofty thought, O you two lofty ones, strengthening the wide-striding, the strong one — I have offered you the praise at the ritual assemblies, O Viṣṇu; swell the refreshments in our settlements, O Indra.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
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This is the lofty hymn of praise, exalting the Lords of Mighty Stride, the strong and lofty. I laud you in the solemn synods, Vishṇu: pour ye food on us in our camps, O Indra.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 7 99.7
वषट् ते विष्णव् आस आ कृणोमि तन् मे जुषस्व शिपिविष्ट हव्यम् । वर्धन्तु त्वा सुष्टुतयो गिरो मे यूयम् पात स्वस्तिभिः सदा नः
vaṣaṭ te viṣṇav āsa ā kṛṇomi tan me juṣasva śipiviṣṭa havyam | vardhantu tvā suṣṭutayo giro me yūyam pāta svastibhiḥ sadā naḥ
Vaṣaṭ! I make (it) for you, Viṣṇu, into your mouth; take pleasure in this my oblation, O Śipiviṣṭa. Let my good praises and songs strengthen you. Do you protect us always with your blessings.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
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O Vishṇu, unto thee my lips cry Vashaṭ! Let this mine offering, Ṣipivishṭa, please thee. May these my songs of eulogy exalt thee. Preserve us evermore, ye Gods, with blessings.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)