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Samaveda — Uttararchika — Chapter 4101

SV 2 4101.1

ज्योतिर्यज्ञस्य पवते मधु प्रियं पिता देवानां जनिता विभूवसुः । दधाति रत्नं स्वधयोरपीच्यं मदिन्तमो मत्सर इन्द्रियो रसः

jyotiryajñasya pavate madhu priyaṃ pitā devānāṃ janitā vibhūvasuḥ | dadhāti ratnaṃ svadhayorapīcyaṃ madintamo matsara indriyo rasaḥ

The light of the sacrifice flows clear, the dear honey, father of the gods, begetter, abounding in goods; he bestows the treasure hidden within the two self-powers, the most intoxicating, exhilarating, Indra-related sap.

AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain

Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith

Light of the sacrifice, be pours delicious meathp most wealthy, father and begetter of the Gods. He, gladdening, best of cheerers, juice that Indra loves, enriches with mysterious treasure earth and heaven.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1893)

SV 2 4101.2

अभिक्रन्दन्कलशं वाज्यर्षति पतिर्दिवः शतधारो विचक्षणः । हरिर्मित्रस्य सदनेषु सीदति मर्मृजानोऽविभिः सिन्धुभिर्वृषा

abhikrandankalaśaṃ vājyarṣati patirdivaḥ śatadhāro vicakṣaṇaḥ | harirmitrasya sadaneṣu sīdati marmṛjāno'vibhiḥ sindhubhirvṛṣā

Roaring toward the jar the prize-winner runs, lord of heaven, hundred-streamed, far-seeing; the tawny one sits in the seats of Mitra, the bull, being cleansed by the wool-filters, by the rivers.

AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition

Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith

The Lord of heaven, the vigorous and far-seeing one, flowsshouting to the beaker with his thousand streams. Coloured like gold he rests in seats where Mitra dwells, the Steer made beautiful by rivers and by sheep.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1893)

SV 2 4101.3

अग्रे सिन्धूनां पवमानो अर्षत्यग्रे वाचो अग्रियो गोषु गच्छसि । अग्रे वाजस्य भजसे महद्धनं स्वायुधः सोतृभिः सोम सूयसे

agre sindhūnāṃ pavamāno arṣatyagre vāco agriyo goṣu gacchasi | agre vājasya bhajase mahaddhanaṃ svāyudhaḥ sotṛbhiḥ soma sūyase

At the front of the rivers the self-purifying one flows; at the front of speech, foremost, you go among the cows; at the front of the prize you take a great stake; well-armed, Soma, you are pressed by the pressers.

AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition

Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith

As Pavamana thou flowest before the streams: thou goest on, before the hymn, before the kine. Thou sharest mighty booty in the van of war Soma, well-armed, thou art pressed out by men who press.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1893)