Rigveda Samhita — Mandala 9 — Chapter 93
RV 9 93.1
साकमुक्षो मर्जयन्त स्वसारो दश धीरस्य धीतयो धनुत्रीः । हरिः पर्य् अद्रवज् जाः सूर्यस्य द्रोणꣳ ननक्षे अत्यो न वाजी
sākamukṣo marjayanta svasāro daśa dhīrasya dhītayo dhanutrīḥ | hariḥ pary adravaj jāḥ sūryasya droṇaṁ nanakṣe atyo na vājī
The sisters, growing strong together, have groomed (him) — the ten running thoughts of the wise one; the tawny one has run around the offspring of Sūrya, he has reached the wooden vat like a prize-winning steed.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith
TEN sisters, pouring out the rain together, swift-moving thinkers of the sage, adorn him. Hither hath run the gold-hued Child of Sûrya and reached the vat like a fleet vigorous courser.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 9 93.2
सम् मातृभिर् न शिशुर् वावशानो वृषा दधन्वे पुरुवारो अद्भिः । मर्यो न योषाम् अभि निष्कृतꣳ यन् सꣳ गच्छते कलश उस्रियाभिः
sam mātṛbhir na śiśur vāvaśāno vṛṣā dadhanve puruvāro adbhiḥ | maryo na yoṣām abhi niṣkṛtaṁ yan saṁ gacchate kalaśa usriyābhiḥ
Bellowing like a calf with its mothers, the bull rich in choice gifts has run with the waters; like a young man going to a maiden at the meeting place, he comes together in the jar with the cows' milk.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith
Even as a youngling crying to his mothers, the bounteous Steer hath flowed along to waters. As youth to damsel, so with milk he hastens on to the. chose meeting-place, the beaker.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 9 93.3
उत प्र पिप्य ऊधर् अघ्न्याया इन्दुर् धाराभिः सचते सुमेधाः । मूर्धानꣳ गावः पयसा चमूष्व् अभि श्रीणन्ति वसुभिर् न निक्तैः
uta pra pipya ūdhar aghnyāyā indur dhārābhiḥ sacate sumedhāḥ | mūrdhānaṁ gāvaḥ payasā camūṣv abhi śrīṇanti vasubhir na niktaiḥ
And the udder of the cow has swelled; the drop, of good wisdom, accompanies the streams; the cows anoint his head with milk in the bowls, as (one adorns) with polished treasures.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith
Yea, swollen is the udder of the milch-cow: thither in streams goes very sapient Indu. The kine make ready, as with new-washed treasures, the Head and Chief with milk within the vessels.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 9 93.4
स नो देवेभिः पवमान रदेन्दो रयिम् अश्विनꣳ वावशानः । रथिरायताम् उशती पुरꣳधिर् अस्मद्र्य१ग् आ दावने वसूनाम्
sa no devebhiḥ pavamāna radendo rayim aśvinaṁ vāvaśānaḥ | rathirāyatām uśatī puraṁdhir asmadrya1g ā dāvane vasūnām
Do thou, O Pavamāna, with the gods, open up for us, O Indu, wealth in horses, as thou bellowest; let eager Purandhi drive toward us like a charioteer for the giving of goods.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith
With all the Gods, O Indu Pavamâna, while thou art roaring send us wealth in horses. Hither upon her car come willing Plenty, inclined to us, to give us of her treasures.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)
RV 9 93.5
नू नो रयिम् उप मास्व नृवन्तम् पुनानो वाताप्यꣳ विश्वश्चन्द्रम् । प्र वन्दितुर् इन्दो तार्य् आयुः प्रातर् मक्षू धियावसुर् जगम्यात्
nū no rayim upa māsva nṛvantam punāno vātāpyaṁ viśvaścandram | pra vanditur indo tāry āyuḥ prātar makṣū dhiyāvasur jagamyāt
Now mete out to us wealth accompanied by men, as thou purifiest thyself — (wealth) allied with Vāta, all-glittering; may the lifetime of thy praiser be extended, O Indu; early and swiftly may he come who is rich through insight.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith
Now unto us mete riches, while they cleansethee, all-glorious, swelling wealth, with store of heroes. Long be his life who worships, thee, O Indu. May he, enriched with prayer, come soon and early.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1896)