Rigveda Samhita — Mandala 8 — Chapter 72
RV 8 72.1
हविष् कृणुध्वम् आ गमद् अध्वर्युर् वनते पुनः । विद्वाꣳ अस्य प्रशासनम्
haviṣ kṛṇudhvam ā gamad adhvaryur vanate punaḥ | vidvām̐ asya praśāsanam
Make the oblation ready! The adhvaryu has come; he seeks (it) again, knowing the direction of this (rite).
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
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PREPARE oblation: let him come; and let the minister serve again Who knows the ordering thereof,
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 8 72.2
नि तिग्मम् अभ्य् अ१ꣳशुꣳ सीदद् धोता मनाव् अधि । जुषाणो अस्य सख्यम्
ni tigmam abhy a1ṁśuṁ sīdad dhotā manāv adhi | juṣāṇo asya sakhyam
The hotṛ sat down facing the sharp stalk, over Manu, taking pleasure in his friendship.
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Rejoicing in his friendship, let the priest be seated over man, Beside the shoot of active power.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 8 72.3
अन्तर् इच्छन्ति तꣳ जने रुद्रम् परो मनीषया । गृभ्णन्ति जिह्वया ससम्
antar icchanti taṁ jane rudram paro manīṣayā | gṛbhṇanti jihvayā sasam
Within, among the people, they seek him, Rudra beyond (their) thinking; with the tongue they seize the food.
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Him, glowing bright beyond all thought, they seek among the race of man; With him for tougue they seize the food.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 8 72.4
जाम्य् अतीतपे धनुर् वयोधा अरुहद् वनम् । दृषदꣳ जिह्वयावधीत्
jāmy atītape dhanur vayodhā aruhad vanam | dṛṣadaṁ jihvayāvadhīt
The kinswoman has heated the bow; the giver of vigour has climbed the wood; with (his) tongue he struck the pressing-stone.
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He hath inflamed the twofold plain: lifegiving, he hath climbed the wood, And with his tongue hath struck the rock.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 8 72.5
चरन् वत्सो रुशन्न् इह निदातारꣳ न विन्दते । वेति स्तोतव अम्ब्यम्
caran vatso ruśann iha nidātāraṁ na vindate | veti stotava ambyam
Wandering here, the shining calf finds no one to tether it; it seeks the motherly one, to be praised.
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Wandering here the radiant Calf finds none to fetter him, and seeks The Mother to declare his praise.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 8 72.6
उतो न्व् अस्य यन् महद् अश्वावद् योजनम् बृहद् । दामा रथस्य ददृशे
uto nv asya yan mahad aśvāvad yojanam bṛhad | dāmā rathasya dadṛśe
And now, since his yoking is great, rich in horses, lofty — the reins of the chariot have been seen.
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And now that great and mighty team, the team of horses that are his, And traces of his car, are seen.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 8 72.7
दुहन्ति सप्तैकाम् उप द्वा पञ्च सृजतः । तीर्थे सिन्धोर् अधि स्वरे
duhanti saptaikām upa dvā pañca sṛjataḥ | tīrthe sindhor adhi svare
Seven milk the one; two (and) five let (the streams) loose, at the ford of the river, on the resounding (place).
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The seven milk a single cow; the two set other five to work, On the stream's loud-resounding bank.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 8 72.8
आ दशभिर् विवस्वत इन्द्रः कोशम् अचुच्यवीत् । खेदया त्रिवृता दिवः
ā daśabhir vivasvata indraḥ kośam acucyavīt | khedayā trivṛtā divaḥ
With the ten (fingers) of Vivasvat Indra shook down the cask, with the threefold goad, from heaven.
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Entreated by Vivasvan's ten, Indra cast down the water-jar With threefold hammer from the sky.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 8 72.9
परि त्रिधातुर् अध्वरꣳ जूर्णिर् एति नवीयसी । मध्वा होतारो अञ्जते
pari tridhātur adhvaraṁ jūrṇir eti navīyasī | madhvā hotāro añjate
Around the rite goes the threefold glow, ever newer; the hotṛs anoint (it) with honey.
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Three times the newly-kindled flame proceeds around the sacrifice: The priests anoint it with the meath.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 8 72.10
सिञ्चन्ति नमसावतम् उच्चाचक्रम् परिज्मानम् । नीचीनबारम् अक्षितम्
siñcanti namasāvatam uccācakram parijmānam | nīcīnabāram akṣitam
With homage they pour into the well whose wheel is above, that goes around, whose opening is downward, that is never exhausted.
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With reverence they drain the fount that circles with its wheel above, Exhaustless, with the mouth below.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 8 72.11
अभ्यारम् इद् अद्रयो निषिक्तम् पुष्करे मधु । अवतस्य विसर्जने
abhyāram id adrayo niṣiktam puṣkare madhu | avatasya visarjane
Close at hand, O stones, is the honey poured into the vessel, at the releasing of the well.
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The pressing-stones are set at work: the meath is poured into the tank, At the out-shedding of the fount.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 8 72.12
गाव उपावतावतम् मही यज्ञस्य रप्सुदा । उभा कर्णा हिरण्यया
gāva upāvatāvatam mahī yajñasya rapsudā | ubhā karṇā hiraṇyayā
O cows, come to the well: great is the abundance-giver of the sacrifice, both her ears golden.
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Ye cows, protect the fount: the two Mighty Ones bless the sacrifice. The handles twain are wrought of gold.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 8 72.13
आ सुते सिञ्चत श्रियꣳ रोदस्योर् अभिश्रियम् । रसा दधीत वृषभम्
ā sute siñcata śriyaṁ rodasyor abhiśriyam | rasā dadhīta vṛṣabham
Pour into the pressed (soma) the splendour, the crowning glory of the two worlds; with the sap let her receive the bull.
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Pour on the juice the ornament which reaches both the heaven and earth Supply the liquid to the Bull.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 8 72.14
ते जानत स्वम् ओक्य१ꣳ सꣳ वत्सासो न मातृभिः । मिथो नसन्त जामिभिः
te jānata svam okya1ṁ saṁ vatsāso na mātṛbhiḥ | mitho nasanta jāmibhiḥ
They knew their own home; like calves with their mothers they came together; they joined one another with their kin.
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These know their own abiding-place: like calves beside the mother cows They meet together with their kin.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 8 72.15
उप स्रक्वेषु बप्सतः कृण्वते धरुणꣳ दिवि । इन्द्रे अग्ना नमः स्वः
upa srakveṣu bapsataḥ kṛṇvate dharuṇaṁ divi | indre agnā namaḥ svaḥ
Close among the jaws of the devouring (one) they make a support in heaven: to Indra, to Agni — homage, and the light of heaven.
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Devouring in their greedy jaws, they make sustaining food in heaven, To Indra, Agni light and prayer.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 8 72.16
अधुक्षत् पिप्युषीम् इषम् ऊर्जꣳ सप्तपदीम् अरिः । सूर्यस्य सप्त रश्मिभिः
adhukṣat pipyuṣīm iṣam ūrjaṁ saptapadīm ariḥ | sūryasya sapta raśmibhiḥ
The lord milked out swelling refreshment, nourishment of seven steps, with the seven rays of the sun.
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The Pious One milked out rich food, sustenance dealt in portions seven, Together with the Sun's seven rays.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 8 72.17
सोमस्य मित्रावरुणोदिता सूर आ ददे । तद् आतुरस्य भेषजम्
somasya mitrāvaruṇoditā sūra ā dade | tad āturasya bheṣajam
At the rising of the sun, O Mitra and Varuṇa, I take (a draught) of the Soma: that is the remedy for the ailing man.
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I took some Soma when the Sun rose up, O Mitra, Varuṇa. That is the sick man's medicine.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 8 72.18
उतो न्व् अस्य यत् पदꣳ हर्यतस्य निधान्यम् । परि द्याꣳ जिह्वयातनत्
uto nv asya yat padaṁ haryatasya nidhānyam | pari dyāṁ jihvayātanat
And now, whatever footprint of this desirable one is to be deposited — with his tongue he has stretched around the sky.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
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From where oblations must be laid, which is the Well-beloved's home, He with his tongue hath compassed heaven.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)