Rigveda Samhita — Mandala 9 — Chapter 26

RV 9 26.1

तम् अमृक्षन्त वाजिनम् उपस्थे अदितेर् अधि । विप्रासो अण्व्या धिया

tam amṛkṣanta vājinam upasthe aditer adhi | viprāso aṇvyā dhiyā

Him, the prize-winner, the inspired ones rubbed clean in the lap of Aditi, with fine-textured thought.

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RV 9 26.2

तꣳ गावो अभ्य् अनूषत सहस्रधारम् अक्षितम् । इन्दुꣳ धर्तारम् आ दिवः

taṁ gāvo abhy anūṣata sahasradhāram akṣitam | induṁ dhartāram ā divaḥ

To him the cows have bellowed, the thousand-streamed, the unfailing, the drop, the upholder of heaven.

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RV 9 26.3

तꣳ वेधाम् मेधयाह्यन् पवमानम् अधि द्यवि । धर्णसिम् भूरिधायसम्

taṁ vedhām medhayāhyan pavamānam adhi dyavi | dharṇasim bhūridhāyasam

Him, the ordainer, they urged on with their offering-insight, the Pavamāna up in heaven, the enduring one, the much-nourishing.

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RV 9 26.4

तम् अह्यन् भुरिजोर् धिया सꣳवसानꣳ विवस्वतः । पतिꣳ वाचो अदाभ्यम्

tam ahyan bhurijor dhiyā saṁvasānaṁ vivasvataḥ | patiṁ vāco adābhyam

Him they urged with the thought of the two arms, him who clothes himself (in the waters) of Vivasvat, the lord of speech, not to be cheated.

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RV 9 26.5

तꣳ सानाव् अधि जामयो हरिꣳ हिन्वन्त्य् अद्रिभिः । हर्यतम् भूरिचक्षसम्

taṁ sānāv adhi jāmayo hariṁ hinvanty adribhiḥ | haryatam bhūricakṣasam

Him on the ridge the sisters speed with the stones, the tawny one, the longed-for, the much-beholding.

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RV 9 26.6

तꣳ त्वा हिन्वन्ति वेधसः पवमान गिरावृधम् । इन्दव् इन्द्राय मत्सरम्

taṁ tvā hinvanti vedhasaḥ pavamāna girāvṛdham | indav indrāya matsaram

You, such as you are, the ordainers speed on, O Pavamāna, grown strong by songs — O drop, the exhilarating one, for Indra.

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