Samaveda — Uttararchika — Chapter 5204

SV 2 5204.1

एष उ स्य वृषा रथोऽव्या वारेभिरव्यत । गच्छन्वाजं सहस्रिणं

eṣa u sya vṛṣā ratho'vyā vārebhiravyata | gacchanvājaṃ sahasriṇaṃ

And he, the bull, a chariot, has clothed himself with the hairs of the sheep, going to thousandfold prize.

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SV 2 5204.2

एतं त्रितस्य योषणो हरिं हिन्वन्त्यद्रिभिः । इन्दुमिन्द्राय पीतये

etaṃ tritasya yoṣaṇo hariṃ hinvantyadribhiḥ | indumindrāya pītaye

The maidens of Trita drive on this tawny one with the stones — the drop, for Indra to drink.

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SV 2 5204.3

एष स्य मानुषीष्वा श्येनो न विक्षु सीदति । गच्छं जारो न योषितं

eṣa sya mānuṣīṣvā śyeno na vikṣu sīdati | gacchaṃ jāro na yoṣitaṃ

He settles among the human clans like a falcon, going like a lover to a young woman.

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SV 2 5204.4

एष स्य मद्यो रसोऽव चष्टे दिवः शिशुः । य इन्दुर्वारमाविशत्

eṣa sya madyo raso'va caṣṭe divaḥ śiśuḥ | ya indurvāramāviśat

This intoxicating juice looks down, the child of heaven — the drop that has entered the fleece.

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SV 2 5204.5

एष स्य पीतये सुतो हरिरर्षति धर्णसिः । क्रन्दन्योनिमभि प्रियं

eṣa sya pītaye suto harirarṣati dharṇasiḥ | krandanyonimabhi priyaṃ

He, pressed for the drinking, the tawny, sustaining one, flows, roaring toward his dear womb.

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SV 2 5204.6

एतं त्यं हरितो दश मर्मृज्यन्ते अपस्युवः । याभिर्मदाय शुम्भते

etaṃ tyaṃ harito daśa marmṛjyante apasyuvaḥ | yābhirmadāya śumbhate

The ten tawny (fingers), busy at their work, polish that one, by whom he is made fair for the rapture.

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