Rigveda Samhita — Mandala 9 — Chapter 65

RV 9 65.1

हिन्वन्ति सूरम् उस्रयः स्वसारो जामयस् पतिम् । महाम् इन्दुम् महीयुवः

hinvanti sūram usrayaḥ svasāro jāmayas patim | mahām indum mahīyuvaḥ

The cows, sisters, kinswomen, urge on the hero, their lord, the great drop — they who seek greatness.

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RV 9 65.2

पवमान रुचा-रुचा देवो देवेभ्यस् परि । विश्वा वसून्य् आ विश

pavamāna rucā-rucā devo devebhyas pari | viśvā vasūny ā viśa

O self-purifying one, with gleam upon gleam, a god (coming) from the gods, enter into all goods.

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RV 9 65.3

आ पवमान सुष्टुतिꣳ वृष्टिꣳ देवेभ्यो दुवः । इषे पवस्व सꣳयतम्

ā pavamāna suṣṭutiṁ vṛṣṭiṁ devebhyo duvaḥ | iṣe pavasva saṁyatam

O self-purifying one, (bring) good praise, rain, honour for the gods; flow clear for continuous nourishment.

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RV 9 65.4

वृषा ह्य् असि भानुना द्युमन्तꣳ त्वा हवामहे । पवमान स्वाध्यः

vṛṣā hy asi bhānunā dyumantaṁ tvā havāmahe | pavamāna svādhyaḥ

For you are a bull in radiance; we, with good intent, call you, the brilliant one, O self-purifying one.

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RV 9 65.5

आ पवस्व सुवीर्यम् मन्दमानः स्वायुध । इहो ष्व् इन्दव् आ गहि

ā pavasva suvīryam mandamānaḥ svāyudha | iho ṣv indav ā gahi

Flow clear (and bring) abundance of heroes, exulting, O you with good weapons; come here, right here, O drop.

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RV 9 65.6

यद् अद्भिः परिषिच्यसे मृज्यमानो गभस्त्योः । द्रुणा सधस्थम् अश्नुषे

yad adbhiḥ pariṣicyase mṛjyamāno gabhastyoḥ | druṇā sadhastham aśnuṣe

When you are poured around with waters, being rubbed clean between the two hands, you reach your seat in the wooden (vessel).

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RV 9 65.7

प्र सोमाय व्यश्ववत् पवमानाय गायत । महे सहस्रचक्षसे

pra somāya vyaśvavat pavamānāya gāyata | mahe sahasracakṣase

Sing forth, as Vyaśva did, to Soma the self-purifying, to the great one with a thousand eyes.

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RV 9 65.8

यस्य वर्णम् मधुश्चुतꣳ हरिꣳ हिन्वन्त्य् अद्रिभिः । इन्दुम् इन्द्राय पीतये

yasya varṇam madhuścutaṁ hariṁ hinvanty adribhiḥ | indum indrāya pītaye

(He) whose honey-dripping hue, the tawny one, they urge on with the stones — the drop, for Indra to drink.

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RV 9 65.9

तस्य ते वाजिनो वयꣳ विश्वा धनानि जिग्युषः । सखित्वम् आ वृणीमहे

tasya te vājino vayaṁ viśvā dhanāni jigyuṣaḥ | sakhitvam ā vṛṇīmahe

Of you, that prize-winner who has won all riches, we choose the friendship.

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RV 9 65.10

वृषा पवस्व धारया मरुत्वते च मत्सरः । विश्वा दधान ओजसा

vṛṣā pavasva dhārayā marutvate ca matsaraḥ | viśvā dadhāna ojasā

Flow as a bull with your stream, and as the exhilarator for him who is accompanied by the Maruts, holding all things by (your) might.

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RV 9 65.11

तꣳ त्वा धर्तारम् ओण्यो३ः पवमान स्वर्दृशम् । हिन्वे वाजेषु वाजिनम्

taṁ tvā dhartāram oṇyo3ḥ pavamāna svardṛśam | hinve vājeṣu vājinam

You, that upholder of the two oṇī, O Pavamāna, beholder of the sun, I urge on, the prize-winner in the contests for prizes.

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RV 9 65.12

अया चित्तो विपानया हरिः पवस्व धारया । युजꣳ वाजेषु चोदय

ayā citto vipānayā hariḥ pavasva dhārayā | yujaṁ vājeṣu codaya

Perceived through this inspired (voice), flow, tawny one, with the stream; urge on (your) yoke-fellow in the contests.

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RV 9 65.13

आ न इन्दो महीम् इषम् पवस्व विश्वदर्शतः । अस्मभ्यꣳ सोम गातुवित्

ā na indo mahīm iṣam pavasva viśvadarśataḥ | asmabhyaṁ soma gātuvit

Flow to us, O indu, great refreshment, you who are visible to all; be a finder of the way for us, O Soma.

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RV 9 65.14

आ कलशा अनूषतेन्दो धाराभिर् ओजसा । एन्द्रस्य पीतये विश

ā kalaśā anūṣatendo dhārābhir ojasā | endrasya pītaye viśa

The jars have roared out, O indu; with your streams, with might, enter into Indra for the drinking.

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RV 9 65.15

यस्य ते मद्यꣳ रसꣳ तीव्रꣳ दुहन्त्य् अद्रिभिः । स पवस्वाभिमातिहा

yasya te madyaṁ rasaṁ tīvraṁ duhanty adribhiḥ | sa pavasvābhimātihā

You whose intoxicating, sharp juice they milk out with the stones — flow as the slayer of plotters.

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RV 9 65.16

राजा मेधाभिर् ईयते पवमानो मनाव् अधि । अन्तरिक्षेण यातवे

rājā medhābhir īyate pavamāno manāv adhi | antarikṣeṇa yātave

The king, Pavamāna, is sped on by the wise thoughts, upon man, so as to travel by way of the midspace.

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RV 9 65.17

आ न इन्दो शतग्विनꣳ गवाम् पोषꣳ स्वश्व्यम् । वहा भगत्तिम् ऊतये

ā na indo śatagvinaṁ gavām poṣaṁ svaśvyam | vahā bhagattim ūtaye

Bring to us, O indu, a hundredfold thriving of cows, rich in horses, a portion of fortune, for (our) aid.

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RV 9 65.18

आ नः सोम सहो जुवो रूपꣳ न वर्चसे भर । सुष्वाणो देववीतये

ā naḥ soma saho juvo rūpaṁ na varcase bhara | suṣvāṇo devavītaye

Bring to us, Soma, force and swift powers, and form, as it were, for splendour, when you are pressed for the gods' banquet.

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RV 9 65.19

अर्षा सोम द्युमत्तमो ऽभि द्रोणानि रोरुवत् । सीदञ् छ्येनो न योनिम् आ

arṣā soma dyumattamo 'bhi droṇāni roruvat | sīdañ chyeno na yonim ā

Flow, Soma, most brilliant, bellowing toward the wooden vats, settling like a falcon in its nest.

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RV 9 65.20

अप्सा इन्द्राय वायवे वरुणाय मरुद्भ्यः । सोमो अर्षति विष्णवे

apsā indrāya vāyave varuṇāya marudbhyaḥ | somo arṣati viṣṇave

Winning the waters, Soma flows for Indra, for Vāyu, for Varuṇa, for the Maruts, for Viṣṇu.

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RV 9 65.21

इषꣳ तोकाय नो दधद् अस्मभ्यꣳ सोम विश्वतः । आ पवस्व सहस्रिणम्

iṣaṁ tokāya no dadhad asmabhyaṁ soma viśvataḥ | ā pavasva sahasriṇam

Setting refreshment for our offspring, flow for us, Soma, from every side, thousandfold.

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RV 9 65.22

ये सोमासः परावति ये अर्वावति सुन्विरे । ये वादः शर्यणावति

ye somāsaḥ parāvati ye arvāvati sunvire | ye vādaḥ śaryaṇāvati

The somas that are pressed far away, those near at hand, or those in Śaryaṇāvat;

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RV 9 65.23

य आर्जीकेषु कृत्वसु ये मध्ये पस्त्यानाम् । ये वा जनेषु पञ्चसु

ya ārjīkeṣu kṛtvasu ye madhye pastyānām | ye vā janeṣu pañcasu

those that are among the Ārjīkas, among the Kṛtvans, those in the midst of the settlements, or those among the five peoples —

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RV 9 65.24

ते नो वृष्टिꣳ दिवस् परि पवन्ताम् आ सुवीर्यम् । सुवाना देवास इन्दवः

te no vṛṣṭiṁ divas pari pavantām ā suvīryam | suvānā devāsa indavaḥ

let them flow rain for us from heaven, and good manly strength — the divine drops, being pressed.

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RV 9 65.25

पवते हर्यतो हरिर् गृणानो जमदग्निना । हिन्वानो गोर् अधि त्वचि

pavate haryato harir gṛṇāno jamadagninā | hinvāno gor adhi tvaci

The longed-for tawny one flows, praised by Jamadagni, urged on upon the cow's hide.

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RV 9 65.26

प्र शुक्रासो वयोजुवो हिन्वानासो न सप्तयः । श्रीणाना अप्सु मृञ्जत

pra śukrāso vayojuvo hinvānāso na saptayaḥ | śrīṇānā apsu mṛñjata

Forth (go) the bright ones, speeding with vigour, like steeds that are urged on; blended (with milk), they are burnished in the waters.

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RV 9 65.27

तꣳ त्वा सुतेष्व् आभुवो हिन्विरे देवतातये । स पवस्वानया रुचा

taṁ tvā suteṣv ābhuvo hinvire devatātaye | sa pavasvānayā rucā

You, whom the busy ones urge on at the pressings for the service of the gods — flow with this radiance.

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RV 9 65.28

आ ते दक्षम् मयोभुवꣳ वह्निम् अद्या वृणीमहे । पान्तम् आ पुरुस्पृहम्

ā te dakṣam mayobhuvaṁ vahnim adyā vṛṇīmahe | pāntam ā puruspṛham

We choose today your skill that brings gladness, (you) the draught-horse (of the rite) — (you) the drink, the much-desired.

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RV 9 65.29

आ मन्द्रम् आ वरेण्यम् आ विप्रम् आ मनीषिणम् । पान्तम् आ पुरुस्पृहम्

ā mandram ā vareṇyam ā vipram ā manīṣiṇam | pāntam ā puruspṛham

(We choose) the gladdening, the choiceworthy, the inspired, the thoughtful — the drink, the much-desired.

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RV 9 65.30

आ रयिम् आ सुचेतुनम् आ सुक्रतो तनूष्व् आ । पान्तम् आ पुरुस्पृहम्

ā rayim ā sucetunam ā sukrato tanūṣv ā | pāntam ā puruspṛham

(We choose) wealth, (we choose) good understanding, (we choose it) into (our) bodies, O you of good resolve — the drink, the much-desired.

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