Samaveda — Uttararchika — Chapter 9302
SV 2 9302.1
बृहस्पते परि दीया रथेन रक्षोहामित्रां अपबाधमानः । प्रभञ्जन्सेनाः प्रमृणो युधा जयन्नस्माकमेध्यविता रथानां
bṛhaspate pari dīyā rathena rakṣohāmitrāṃ apabādhamānaḥ | prabhañjansenāḥ pramṛṇo yudhā jayannasmākamedhyavitā rathānāṃ
O Bṛhaspati, fly about with thy chariot, slayer of demons, driving off the foes; shattering the armies, crushing (them), conquering in battle, be the helper of our chariots.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith
Brihaspati, fly with thy chariot hither, slayer of demons, driving off our foemen! Be thou protector of our cars, destroyer, victor in battle, breaker-up of armies! 2, Conspicuous. by thy strength, firm, foremost fighter, mighty and fierce, victorious, all-subduing, The Son of Conquest, passing men and heroes, kinewinner, mount thy conquering car, O Indra!
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1893)
SV 2 9302.2
बलविज्ञायः स्थविरः प्रवीरः सहस्वान्वाजी सहमान उग्रः । अभिवीरो अभिसत्वा सहोजा जैत्रमिन्द्र रथमा तिष्ठ गोवित्
balavijñāyaḥ sthaviraḥ pravīraḥ sahasvānvājī sahamāna ugraḥ | abhivīro abhisatvā sahojā jaitramindra rathamā tiṣṭha govit
Recognizable by his strength, firm, a foremost hero, powerful, a prize-winner, overcoming, fierce; surpassing in heroes, surpassing in warriors, born of might — O Indra, mount the victorious chariot, finder of cattle.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
SV 2 9302.3
गोत्रभिदं गोविदं वज्रबाहुं जयन्तमज्म प्रमृणन्तमोजसा । इमं सजाता अनु वीरयध्वमिन्द्रं सखायो अनु सं रभध्वं
gotrabhidaṃ govidaṃ vajrabāhuṃ jayantamajma pramṛṇantamojasā | imaṃ sajātā anu vīrayadhvamindraṃ sakhāyo anu saṃ rabhadhvaṃ
Him who splits the (cattle-)pens, who finds cattle, with the vajra in his arm, conquering in the onslaught, crushing with his force — after this Indra, O kinsmen, show yourselves heroes; O comrades, take hold together after (him).
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith
Cleaver of stalls, kine-winner, armed with thunder, who quells an army and with might destroys it-- Follow him, brothers! quit yourselves like heroes, and like this Indra show your zeal and courage!
— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1893)