Rigveda Samhita — Mandala 8 — Chapter 41

RV 8 41.1

अस्मा ऊ षु प्रभूतये वरुणाय मरुद्भ्यो ऽर्चा विदुष्टरेभ्यः । यो धीता मानुषाणाम् पश्वो गा इव रक्षति नभन्ताम् अन्यके समे

asmā ū ṣu prabhūtaye varuṇāya marudbhyo 'rcā viduṣṭarebhyaḥ | yo dhītā mānuṣāṇām paśvo gā iva rakṣati nabhantām anyake same

To him indeed, for great power, to Varuṇa, and to the Maruts who know better, sing well — (to him) who guards the thoughts of men as (a herdsman guards) the cows of the herd. Let all the petty others burst apart.

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RV 8 41.2

तम् ऊ षु समना गिरा पितॄणाꣳ च मन्मभिः । नाभाकस्य प्रशस्तिभिर् यः सिन्धूनाम् उपोदये सप्तस्वसा स मध्यमो नभन्ताम् अन्यके समे

tam ū ṣu samanā girā pitṝṇāṁ ca manmabhiḥ | nābhākasya praśastibhir yaḥ sindhūnām upodaye saptasvasā sa madhyamo nabhantām anyake same

Him indeed well, with a song in unison and with the thoughts of the fathers, with the praises of Nābhāka — (him) who at the rising-place of the rivers, having seven sisters, is the middle one. Let all the petty others burst apart.

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RV 8 41.3

स क्षपः परि षस्वजे न्य् उ१स्रो मायया दधे स विश्वम् परि दर्शतः । तस्य वेनीर् अनु व्रतम् उषस् तिस्रो अवर्धयन् नभन्ताम् अन्यके समे

sa kṣapaḥ pari ṣasvaje ny u1sro māyayā dadhe sa viśvam pari darśataḥ | tasya venīr anu vratam uṣas tisro avardhayan nabhantām anyake same

He has embraced the nights; by his magic power he set down the bright (dawns); he, fair to see, encompasses all. Following his ordinance the three longing Dawns have made (him) grow. Let all the petty others burst apart.

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RV 8 41.4

यः ककुभो निधारयः पृथिव्याम् अधि दर्शतः । स माता पूर्व्यम् पदꣳ तद् वरुणस्य सप्त्यꣳ स हि गोपा इवेर्यो नभन्ताम् अन्यके समे

yaḥ kakubho nidhārayaḥ pṛthivyām adhi darśataḥ | sa mātā pūrvyam padaṁ tad varuṇasya saptyaṁ sa hi gopā iveryo nabhantām anyake same

He who, fair to see, fixed fast the peaks upon the earth — he is the measurer of the ancient station, that seven-fold (station) of Varuṇa; for he is one to be set in motion, like a herdsman. Let all the petty others burst apart.

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RV 8 41.5

यो धर्ता भुवनानाꣳ य उस्राणाम् अपीच्या३ वेद नामानि गुह्या । स कविः काव्या पुरु रूपꣳ द्यौर् इव पुष्यति नभन्ताम् अन्यके समे

yo dhartā bhuvanānāṁ ya usrāṇām apīcyā3 veda nāmāni guhyā | sa kaviḥ kāvyā puru rūpaṁ dyaur iva puṣyati nabhantām anyake same

He who is the upholder of the worlds, who knows the hidden, secret names of the bright cows — he, the poet, makes many poetic works flourish, as heaven (makes) form (flourish). Let all the petty others burst apart.

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RV 8 41.6

यस्मिन् विश्वानि काव्या चक्रे नाभिर् इव श्रिता । त्रितꣳ जूती सपर्यत व्रजे गावो न सꣳयुजे युजे अश्वाꣳ अयुक्षत नभन्ताम् अन्यके समे

yasmin viśvāni kāvyā cakre nābhir iva śritā | tritaṁ jūtī saparyata vraje gāvo na saṁyuje yuje aśvām̐ ayukṣata nabhantām anyake same

In whom all poetic works are set fast, as the nave (is set) in the wheel — honour Trita with speed; as cows in a pen (are gathered) for joining, so they yoked horses for the yoking. Let all the petty others burst apart.

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RV 8 41.7

य आस्व् अत्क आशये विश्वा जातान्य् एषाम् । परि धामानि मर्मृशद् वरुणस्य पुरो गये विश्वे देवा अनु व्रतꣳ नभन्ताम् अन्यके समे

ya āsv atka āśaye viśvā jātāny eṣām | pari dhāmāni marmṛśad varuṇasya puro gaye viśve devā anu vrataṁ nabhantām anyake same

He who lies as a garment upon these, upon all their generations, again and again touching over the domains of Varuṇa — in the dwelling before (him) all the gods (follow) his ordinance. Let all the petty others burst apart.

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RV 8 41.8

स समुद्रो अपीच्यस् तुरो द्याम् इव रोहति नि यद् आसु यजुर् दधे । स माया अर्चिना पदास्तृणान् नाकम् आरुहन् नभन्ताम् अन्यके समे

sa samudro apīcyas turo dyām iva rohati ni yad āsu yajur dadhe | sa māyā arcinā padāstṛṇān nākam āruhan nabhantām anyake same

He is the hidden sea, the swift one; he climbs as though to heaven, when he has laid the yajus down in these. He with his magic arts has struck (the foe) down with his ray, with his footstep; they have ascended to the firmament. Let all the petty others burst apart.

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RV 8 41.9

यस्य श्वेता विचक्षणा तिस्रो भूमीर् अधिक्षितः । त्रिर् उत्तराणि पप्रतुर् वरुणस्य ध्रुवꣳ सदः स सप्तानाम् इरज्यति नभन्ताम् अन्यके समे

yasya śvetā vicakṣaṇā tisro bhūmīr adhikṣitaḥ | trir uttarāṇi papratur varuṇasya dhruvaṁ sadaḥ sa saptānām irajyati nabhantām anyake same

He whose white, far-seeing (ones) dwell over the three earths — three times they have filled the upper regions, Varuṇa's firm seat; he rules over the seven. Let all the petty others burst apart.

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RV 8 41.10

यः श्वेताꣳ अधिनिर्णिजश् चक्रे कृष्णाꣳ अनु व्रता । स धाम पूर्व्यम् ममे यः स्कम्भेन वि रोदसी अजो न द्याम् अधारयन् नभन्ताम् अन्यके समे

yaḥ śvetām̐ adhinirṇijaś cakre kṛṣṇām̐ anu vratā | sa dhāma pūrvyam mame yaḥ skambhena vi rodasī ajo na dyām adhārayan nabhantām anyake same

He who made the white ones his over-garments, and the black ones according to his ordinances — he measured out the ancient domain, he who propped apart the two worlds with a pillar, and, like the Unborn, held up the heaven. Let all the petty others burst apart.

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