Rigveda Samhita — Mandala 8 — Chapter 65

RV 8 65.1

यद् इन्द्र प्राग् अपाग् उदङ् न्यग् वा हूयसे नृभिः । आ याहि तूयम् आशुभिः

yad indra prāg apāg udaṅ nyag vā hūyase nṛbhiḥ | ā yāhi tūyam āśubhiḥ

When, Indra, you are called by men from the east, from the west, from the north, or from below—come swiftly with your swift (horses).

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RV 8 65.2

यद् वा प्रस्रवणे दिवो मादयासे स्वर्णरे । यद् वा समुद्रे अन्धसः

yad vā prasravaṇe divo mādayāse svarṇare | yad vā samudre andhasaḥ

Or whether you take your pleasure at the outflowing of heaven, in Svarṇara, or in the sea of the (soma-)juice—

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RV 8 65.3

आ त्वा गीर्भिर् महाम् उरुꣳ हुवे गाम् इव भोजसे । इन्द्र सोमस्य पीतये

ā tvā gīrbhir mahām uruṁ huve gām iva bhojase | indra somasya pītaye

With songs I call you, the great, the wide one, as (one calls) a cow for enjoyment—Indra, for the drinking of soma.

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RV 8 65.4

आ त इन्द्र महिमानꣳ हरयो देव ते महः । रथे वहन्तु बिभ्रतः

ā ta indra mahimānaṁ harayo deva te mahaḥ | rathe vahantu bibhrataḥ

Let the tawny horses, bearing (it), convey your greatness on the chariot to you, Indra, O god, (the greatness) of your might.

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RV 8 65.5

इन्द्र गृणीष उ स्तुषे महाꣳ उग्र ईशानकृत् । एहि नः सुतम् पिब

indra gṛṇīṣa u stuṣe mahām̐ ugra īśānakṛt | ehi naḥ sutam piba

Indra, you are hymned and I praise (you), the great, the fierce, the maker of lordship: come here, drink our pressed (soma).

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RV 8 65.6

सुतावन्तस् त्वा वयम् प्रयस्वन्तो हवामहे । इदꣳ नो बर्हिर् आसदे

sutāvantas tvā vayam prayasvanto havāmahe | idaṁ no barhir āsade

We, possessing pressed (soma) and possessing refreshment, call you—to sit down on this our barhis.

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RV 8 65.7

यच् चिद् धि शश्वताम् असीन्द्र साधारणस् त्वम् । तꣳ त्वा वयꣳ हवामहे

yac cid dhi śaśvatām asīndra sādhāraṇas tvam | taṁ tvā vayaṁ havāmahe

Since indeed you belong to all in common, Indra, shared by all—it is you whom we call.

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RV 8 65.8

इदꣳ ते सोम्यम् मध्व् अधुक्षन्न् अद्रिभिर् नरः । जुषाण इन्द्र तत् पिब

idaṁ te somyam madhv adhukṣann adribhir naraḥ | juṣāṇa indra tat piba

This somic honey the men have milked out for you with the stones: taking pleasure in it, Indra, drink it.

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RV 8 65.9

विश्वाꣳ अर्यो विपश्चितो ऽति ख्यस् तूयम् आ गहि । अस्मे धेहि श्रवो बृहत्

viśvām̐ aryo vipaścito 'ti khyas tūyam ā gahi | asme dhehi śravo bṛhat

Overlook all the inspired ones of the stranger; come swiftly; place lofty fame in us.

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RV 8 65.10

दाता मे पृषतीनाꣳ राजा हिरण्यवीनाम् । मा देवा मघवा रिषत्

dātā me pṛṣatīnāṁ rājā hiraṇyavīnām | mā devā maghavā riṣat

(He is) the giver to me of dappled mares, the king of those rich in gold. Let not the bounteous one, O gods, come to harm.

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RV 8 65.11

सहस्रे पृषतीनाम् अधि श्चन्द्रम् बृहत् पृथु । शुक्रꣳ हिरण्यम् आ ददे

sahasre pṛṣatīnām adhi ścandram bṛhat pṛthu | śukraṁ hiraṇyam ā dade

Along with a thousand dappled mares I take for myself the glittering, lofty, broad, bright gold.

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RV 8 65.12

नपातो दुर्गहस्य मे सहस्रेण सुराधसः । श्रवो देवेष्व् अक्रत

napāto durgahasya me sahasreṇa surādhasaḥ | śravo deveṣv akrata

The descendants of Durgaha, richly bountiful, have with a thousand made fame for me among the gods.

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