Samaveda — Purvarchika — Chapter 6207
SV 1 6207.1
अभि प्रियाणि पवते चनोहितो नामानि यह्वो अधि येषु वर्धते । आ सूर्यस्य बृहतो बृहन्नधि रथं विष्वञ्चमरुहद्विचक्षणः
abhi priyāṇi pavate canohito nāmāni yahvo adhi yeṣu vardhate | ā sūryasya bṛhato bṛhannadhi rathaṃ viṣvañcamaruhadvicakṣaṇaḥ
Gratified, he purifies himself toward the dear names in which the young one grows; the lofty, far-seeing one has mounted upon the all-directed chariot of lofty Sūrya.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith
Graciously-minded he is flowing on his way to win dear names o'er which the youthful one grows great. The mighty and far-seeing one hath mounted now the mighty Surya's car which moves to every side.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1893)
SV 1 6207.2
अचोदसो नो धन्वन्त्विन्दवः प्र स्वानासो बृहद्देवेषु हरयः । वि चिदश्नाना इषयो अरातयोऽर्यो नः सन्तु सनिषन्तु नो धियः
acodaso no dhanvantvindavaḥ pra svānāso bṛhaddeveṣu harayaḥ | vi cidaśnānā iṣayo arātayo'ryo naḥ santu saniṣantu no dhiyaḥ
Unurged let our drops run, the tawny ones loudly pressed forth to the gods on high; let the devouring hostilities and the refreshments of the stranger be ours, and let our insights win.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith
Spontaneous let our drops of Soma juice flow on, pressed out and tawny-coloured, mightily, to the Gods! Still let our enemies, the godless, be in want, though filled with food; and let our prayers obtain success!
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1893)
SV 1 6207.3
एष प्र कोशे मधुमां अचिक्रददिन्द्रस्य वज्रो वपुषो वपुष्टमः । अभ्यॄ३तस्य सुदुघा घृतश्चुतो वाश्रा अर्षन्ति पयसा च धेनवः
eṣa pra kośe madhumāṃ acikradadindrasya vajro vapuṣo vapuṣṭamaḥ | abhyṝ3tasya sudughā ghṛtaścuto vāśrā arṣanti payasā ca dhenavaḥ
This honeyed one has roared forth in the vat, Indra's bolt, most wondrous of the wondrous; the good-milking, ghee-dripping (cows) of the ṛta flow toward (him) lowing, and the milch-cows with their milk.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith
Most beauteous of the beauteous, Indra's thunderbolt, this Soma, rich in sweets, hath clamoured in the vat. Dropping with oil, abundant, streams of sacrifice flow unto him, and milch-kine, lowing, with their milk.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1893)
SV 1 6207.4
प्रो अयासीदिन्दुरिन्द्रस्य निष्कृतं सखा सख्युर्न प्र मिनाति सङ्गिरं । मर्य इव युवतिभिः समर्षति सोमः कलशे शतयामना पथा
pro ayāsīdindurindrasya niṣkṛtaṃ sakhā sakhyurna pra mināti saṅgiraṃ | marya iva yuvatibhiḥ samarṣati somaḥ kalaśe śatayāmanā pathā
The drop has gone forth to Indra's meeting-place; as a friend he does not break his agreement with a friend; like a young man with maidens Soma flows together into the jar along a path of a hundred courses.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith
Indu hath started forth for Indra's settled place, and slights not, as a friend, the promise of his friend. Soma comes onward like a youth with youthful maids, and gains the beaker by a course of hundred paths.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1893)
SV 1 6207.5
धर्ता दिवः पवते कृत्व्यो रसो दक्षो देवानामनुमाद्यो नृभिः । हरिः सृजानो अत्यो न सत्वभिर्वृथा पाजांसि कृणुषे नदीष्वा
dhartā divaḥ pavate kṛtvyo raso dakṣo devānāmanumādyo nṛbhiḥ | hariḥ sṛjāno atyo na satvabhirvṛthā pājāṃsi kṛṇuṣe nadīṣvā
The upholder of heaven purifies himself, the effective sap, the skill of the gods, to be applauded by men; the tawny one, let loose like a steed by the warriors, you readily make your forms in the rivers.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith
On flows the potent juice, sustainer of the heavens; the strength of Gods, whom men must hail with shouts of joy. Thou, gold-hued, started like a courser by brave men, art lightly showing forth thy splendour in the streams.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1893)
SV 1 6207.6
वृषा मतीनां पवते विचक्षणः सोमो अह्नां प्रतरीतोषसां दिवः । प्राणा सिन्धूनां कलशां अचिक्रददिन्द्रस्य हार्द्याविशन्मनीषिभिः
vṛṣā matīnāṃ pavate vicakṣaṇaḥ somo ahnāṃ pratarītoṣasāṃ divaḥ | prāṇā sindhūnāṃ kalaśāṃ acikradadindrasya hārdyāviśanmanīṣibhiḥ
The bull of the thoughts purifies himself, the far-seeing Soma, the prolonger of the days, of the dawns, of heaven; the breath of the rivers, he has roared toward the jars, entering Indra's heart by way of the wise.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith
Far-seeing Soma flows, the Steer, the Lord of hymns, the furtherer of days, of mornings, and of heaven. Breath of the rivers, he hath roared into the jars, and with the help of sages entered Indra's heart.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1893)
SV 1 6207.7
त्रिरस्मै सप्त धेनवो दुदुह्रिरे सत्यामाशिरं परमे व्योमनि । चत्वार्यन्या भुवनानि निर्णिजे चारूणि चक्रे यदृतैरवर्धत
trirasmai sapta dhenavo duduhrire satyāmāśiraṃ parame vyomani | catvāryanyā bhuvanāni nirṇije cārūṇi cakre yadṛtairavardhata
Three times seven milch-cows milked out for him the true milk-admixture in the highest heaven; four other worlds he made for his adorning, beautiful ones, when he grew by the (ordinances of) ṛta.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith
The three-times seven milch-kine in the loftiest heaven have for this Soma poured the genuine milky draught. Four other beauteous creatures hath he made for his adornment when he waxed in strength through holy rites.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1893)
SV 1 6207.8
इन्द्राय सोम सुषुतः परि स्रवापामीवा भवतु रक्षसा सह । मा ते रसस्य मत्सत द्वयाविनो द्रविणस्वन्त इह सन्त्विन्दवः
indrāya soma suṣutaḥ pari sravāpāmīvā bhavatu rakṣasā saha | mā te rasasya matsata dvayāvino draviṇasvanta iha santvindavaḥ
For Indra, O Soma, well pressed, flow around; let sickness be gone away together with the demon. Let not the double-dealers take delight in your sap; let the drops here be full of riches.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith
Flow on to indra, Soma, carefully effused: let sickness stay afar together with the fiend! Let not the double-tongued delight them with thy juice: here be thy flowing drops laden with opulence!
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1893)
SV 1 6207.9
असावि सोमो अरुषो वृषा हरी राजेव दस्मो अभि गा अचिक्रदत् । पुनानो वारमत्येष्यव्ययं श्येनो न योनिं घृतवन्तमासदत्
asāvi somo aruṣo vṛṣā harī rājeva dasmo abhi gā acikradat | punāno vāramatyeṣyavyayaṃ śyeno na yoniṃ ghṛtavantamāsadat
Soma has been pressed, the ruddy bull, the tawny one; wondrous like a king he has roared toward the cows. Being purified he runs through the sheep's-wool (filter); like a falcon he has sat down in his ghee-filled womb-place.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith
Even as a King hath Soma, red and tawny Bull, been pressed: the wondrous one hath bellowed to the kine. While purified thou passest through the filtering fleece to seat thee hawk-like on the place that drops with oil.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1893)
SV 1 6207.10
प्र देवमच्छा मधुमन्त इन्दवोऽसिष्यदन्त गाव आ न धेनवः । बर्हिषदो वचनावन्त ऊधभिः परिस्रुतमुस्रिया निर्णिजं धिरे
pra devamacchā madhumanta indavo'siṣyadanta gāva ā na dhenavaḥ | barhiṣado vacanāvanta ūdhabhiḥ parisrutamusriyā nirṇijaṃ dhire
Toward the god the honey-rich drops have flowed forth, like cows, like milch-cows; sitting on the barhis, accompanied by voice, the ruddy (cows) with their udders have set on (him) the streaming-round garment.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith
The drops of Soma juice, like cows who yield their milk, have flowed forth, rich in meath, unto the diety, And, seated on the grass, raising their voice, assumed the milk, the covering robe wherewith the address stream.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1893)
SV 1 6207.11
अञ्जते व्यञ्जते समञ्जते क्रतुं रिहन्ति मघ्वाभ्यञ्जते । सिन्धोरुऽच्छ्वासे पतयन्तमुक्षणं हिरण्यपावाः पशुमप्सु गृभ्णते
añjate vyañjate samañjate kratuṃ rihanti maghvābhyañjate | sindhoru'cchvāse patayantamukṣaṇaṃ hiraṇyapāvāḥ paśumapsu gṛbhṇate
They anoint, they anoint apart, they anoint together; they lick the kratu, they smear (it) with honey. In the swelling of the river the gold-washers seize the flying bull, the beast in the waters.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith
They balm him, balm him over, balm him thoroughly, caress the mighty strength and balm it with the meath. They seize the flying Steer at the stream's breathing-place: cleansing with gold they grasp the animal herein.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1893)
SV 1 6207.12
पवित्रं ते विततं ब्रह्मणस्पते प्रभुर्गात्राणि पर्येषि विश्वतः । अतप्ततनूर्न तदामो अश्नुते शृतास इद्वहन्तः सं तदाशत
pavitraṃ te vitataṃ brahmaṇaspate prabhurgātrāṇi paryeṣi viśvataḥ | ataptatanūrna tadāmo aśnute śṛtāsa idvahantaḥ saṃ tadāśata
Your filter is stretched out, O Brahmaṇaspati; as lord you go around the limbs from every side. One whose body is unheated does not attain it, the raw one; only the cooked, carrying (it), have reached it.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith
Spread is thy cleansing filter, Brahmanaspati: as prince thou enterest its limbs from every side. The raw, whose mass hath not been heated, gains not this: they only which are dressed, which bear, attain to it.
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1893)