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White Yajurveda — Vajasaneyi Samhita — Chapter 18

VS 18.1

वजश् च मे प्रसवश् च मे प्रयतिश् च मे प्रसितिश् च मे धीतिश् च मे क्रतुश् च मे स्वरश् च मे श्लोकश् च मे श्रवश् च मे श्रुतिश् च मे ज्योतिश् च मे स्वश् च मे यज्ञेन कल्पन्ताम्

vajaś ca me prasavaś ca me prayatiś ca me prasitiś ca me dhītiś ca me kratuś ca me svaraś ca me ślokaś ca me śravaś ca me śrutiś ca me jyotiś ca me svaś ca me yajñena kalpantām

And my vigour, and my quickening, and my offering, and my onset, and my thought, and my resolve (kratu), and my tone, and my call, and my fame, and my hearing, and my light, and my heaven—let them be arranged for me by the sacrifice.

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Book XVIII MAY my strength and my gain, and my inclination and my influence, and my thought and my mental power, and my praise and my fame, and my renown and my light, and my heaven prosper by sacrifice.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.2

प्राणश् च मे पानश् च मे व्यानश् च मे सुश् च मे चित्तं च म आधीतं च मे वाक् च मे मनश् च मे चक्षुश् च मे श्रोत्रं च मे दक्षश् च मे बलं च मे यज्ञेन कल्पन्ताम्

prāṇaś ca me pānaś ca me vyānaś ca me suś ca me cittaṃ ca ma ādhītaṃ ca me vāk ca me manaś ca me cakṣuś ca me śrotraṃ ca me dakṣaś ca me balaṃ ca me yajñena kalpantām

And my in-breath, and my out-breath, and my through-breath, and my life-breath (asu), and my perception, and my reflection, and my speech, and my mind, and my eye, and my ear, and my skill, and my strength—let them be arranged for me by the sacrifice.

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May my breathing and my out-breathing, and my through-breathing and my vital spirit, and my thought and my reflection, and my voice and my mind, and my eye and my ear, and my ability and my strength prosper by sacrifice.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.3

ओजस् च मे सहश् च म आत्मा च मे तनूश् च मे शर्म च मे वर्म च मे ङ्गानि च मे स्थानि च मे परूꣳषि च मे शरीराणि च म आयुश् च मे जरा च मे यज्ञेन कल्पन्ताम्

ojas ca me sahaś ca ma ātmā ca me tanūś ca me śarma ca me varma ca me ṅgāni ca me sthāni ca me parūṁṣi ca me śarīrāṇi ca ma āyuś ca me jarā ca me yajñena kalpantām

And my might, and my overpowering force, and my self, and my body, and my shelter, and my armour, and my limbs, and my bones, and my joints, and my bodily frames, and my life-span, and my old age—let them be arranged for me by the sacrifice.

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May my energy and my force, and my self and my body, and my shelter and my shield, and my limbs and my bones, and my joints and my members, and my life and my old age prosper by sacrifice.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.4

ज्यैष्ठ्यं च मे आधिपत्यं च मे मन्युश् च मे भामश् च मे मश् च मे म्भश् च मे महिमा च मे वरिमा च मे प्रथिमा च मे वर्षिमा च मे द्राघिमा च मे वृद्धं च मे वृद्धिश् च मे यज्ञेन कल्पन्ताम्

jyaiṣṭhyaṃ ca me ādhipatyaṃ ca me manyuś ca me bhāmaś ca me maś ca me mbhaś ca me mahimā ca me varimā ca me prathimā ca me varṣimā ca me drāghimā ca me vṛddhaṃ ca me vṛddhiś ca me yajñena kalpantām

And my seniority, and my overlordship, and my passion, and my wrath, and my force (ama), and my might (ambha), and my greatness, and my breadth, and my extension, and my height, and my length, and what is grown in me, and my growth—let them be arranged for me by the sacrifice.

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May my preëminence and my overlordship, and my wrath and my angry passion, and my violence and my impetuosity, and my victorious power and my greatness, and my breadth and my width, and my height and my length, and my increase and my improvement prosper by sacrifice.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.5

सत्यं च मे श्रद्धा च मे जगच् च मे धनं च मे विश्वं च मे महश् च मे क्रीडा च मे मोदश् च मे जातं च मे जनिष्यमाणं च मे सूक्तं च मे सुकृतं च मे यज्ञेन कल्पन्ताम्

satyaṃ ca me śraddhā ca me jagac ca me dhanaṃ ca me viśvaṃ ca me mahaś ca me krīḍā ca me modaś ca me jātaṃ ca me janiṣyamāṇaṃ ca me sūktaṃ ca me sukṛtaṃ ca me yajñena kalpantām

And my truth, and my faith, and my moving (livestock/world), and my wealth, and my all, and my greatness, and my play, and my joy, and what is born of me, and what is to be born of me, and my well-spoken (hymn), and my well-done (deed)—let them be arranged for me by the sacrifice.

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May my truth and my faith, and my cattle and my wealth, and my goods and my pleasure, and my play and my enjoyment, and my children and my future children, and my hymn and my pious act prosper by sacrifice.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.6

ऋतं च मे मृतं च मे यक्ष्मं च मे नामयच् च मे जीवातुश् च मे दीर्घायुत्वं च मे नमित्रं च मे भयं च मे सुखं च मे शयनं च मे सुषाश् च मे सुदिनं च मे यज्ञेन कल्पन्ताम्

ṛtaṃ ca me mṛtaṃ ca me yakṣmaṃ ca me nāmayac ca me jīvātuś ca me dīrghāyutvaṃ ca me namitraṃ ca me bhayaṃ ca me sukhaṃ ca me śayanaṃ ca me suṣāś ca me sudinaṃ ca me yajñena kalpantām

And my truth (ṛta), and my immortality, and my freedom from consumption, and my freedom from sickness, and my means of living, and my long life, and my freedom from enemies, and my freedom from fear, and my ease, and my resting-place, and my good dawns, and my good days—let them be arranged for me by the sacrifice.

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May my religious rite and my immortality, and my freedom from consumption and my freedom from disease, and my life and my longevity, and my freedom from enemies and my freedom from danger, and my happiness and my lying down, and my fair dawn and my fair day prosper by sacrifice.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.7

यन्ता च मे धर्ता च मे क्षेमश् च मे धृतिश् च मे विश्वं च मे महश् च मे संविच् च मे ज्ञात्रं च मे सूश् च मे प्रसूश् च मे सीरं च मे लयश् च मे यज्ञेन कल्पन्ताम्

yantā ca me dhartā ca me kṣemaś ca me dhṛtiś ca me viśvaṃ ca me mahaś ca me saṃvic ca me jñātraṃ ca me sūś ca me prasūś ca me sīraṃ ca me layaś ca me yajñena kalpantām

And my guide, and my supporter, and my security, and my steadiness, and my all, and my greatness, and my knowledge, and my faculty of knowing, and my begetting, and my bringing forth, and my plough, and my dissolving—let them be arranged for me by the sacrifice.

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May my controller and my supporter, and my security and my firmness, and my goods and my pleasure, and my knowledge and my understanding, and my begetting and my propagation, and my plough and my harrow prosper by sacrifice.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.8

शं च मे मयश् च मे प्रियं च मे नुकामश् च मे कामश् च मे सौमनसश् च मे भगश् च मे द्रविणं च मे भद्रं च मे श्रेयश् च मे वसीयश् च मे यशश् च मे यज्ञेन कल्पन्ताम्

śaṃ ca me mayaś ca me priyaṃ ca me nukāmaś ca me kāmaś ca me saumanasaś ca me bhagaś ca me draviṇaṃ ca me bhadraṃ ca me śreyaś ca me vasīyaś ca me yaśaś ca me yajñena kalpantām

And my welfare, and my delight, and my dear (thing), and my desired (thing), and my wish, and my good-mindedness, and my fortune, and my property, and my good, and my better, and my more prosperous, and my glory—let them be arranged for me by the sacrifice.

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May my welfare and my comfort, and what I hold dear and what I desire, and my love and my gratification, and my enjoyment and my substance, and my happiness and my felicity, and my higher bliss and my fame prosper by sacrifice.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.9

ऊर्क् च मे सूनृता च मे पयश् च मे रसश् च मे घृतं च मे मधु च मे सग्धिश् च मे सपीतिश् च मे कृषिश् च मे वृष्टिश् च मे जैत्रं च म औद्भिद्यं च मे यज्ञेन कल्पन्ताम्

ūrk ca me sūnṛtā ca me payaś ca me rasaś ca me ghṛtaṃ ca me madhu ca me sagdhiś ca me sapītiś ca me kṛṣiś ca me vṛṣṭiś ca me jaitraṃ ca ma audbhidyaṃ ca me yajñena kalpantām

And my nourishment, and my bounty, and my milk, and my sap, and my ghee, and my honey, and my eating together, and my drinking together, and my ploughing, and my rain, and my conquest, and my sprouting forth—let them be arranged for me by the sacrifice.

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May my vigour and my pleasantness, and my milk and my sap, and my butter and my honey, and my meal in company and my drinking in company, and my ploughing and my husbandry, and my superiority and my preëminence prosper by sacrifice.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.10

रयिश् च मे रायश् च मे पुष्टं च मे पुष्टिश् च मे विभु च मे प्रभु च मे पूर्णं च मे पूर्णतरं च मे कुयवं च मे क्षितं च मे न्नं च मे क्षुच् च मे यज्ञेन कल्पन्ताम्

rayiś ca me rāyaś ca me puṣṭaṃ ca me puṣṭiś ca me vibhu ca me prabhu ca me pūrṇaṃ ca me pūrṇataraṃ ca me kuyavaṃ ca me kṣitaṃ ca me nnaṃ ca me kṣuc ca me yajñena kalpantām

And my riches, and my wealth, and my thriving, and my prosperity, and my abundance, and my pre-eminence, and my full, and my fuller, and my freedom from bad grain, and my freedom from wasting, and my food, and my freedom from hunger—let them be arranged for me by the sacrifice.

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May my wealth and my property, and my prosperity and my growth, and my pervading power and my lordship, and my abundance and my greater abundance, and my bad harvest and my unwasted crop, and my food and my satiety prosper by sacrifice.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.11

वित्तं च मे वेद्यं च मे भूतं च मे भविष्यच् च मे सुगं च मे सुपथ्यं च म ऋद्धं च म ऋद्धिश् च मे कॢप्तं च मे क्=ए६प्तिश् च मे मतिश् च मे सुमतिश् च मे यज्ञेन कल्पन्ताम्

vittaṃ ca me vedyaṃ ca me bhūtaṃ ca me bhaviṣyac ca me sugaṃ ca me supathyaṃ ca ma ṛddhaṃ ca ma ṛddhiś ca me kḷptaṃ ca me k=E6ptiś ca me matiś ca me sumatiś ca me yajñena kalpantām

And my acquired (goods), and what is to be acquired by me, and my past, and my future, and my easy going, and my good path, and my prospered (thing), and my prosperity, and my ordered (thing), and my ordering, and my thought, and my good thought—let them be arranged for me by the sacrifice.

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May my gain and my future gain, and what I have and what I shall have, and my good road and my good path, and my success and my succeeding, and my achievement and my contrivance, and my thought and my good counsel prosper by sacrifice.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.12

व्रीहयश् च मे यवाश् च मे माषाश् च मे तिलाश् च मे मुद्राश् च मे खल्वाश् च मे प्रियङ्गवश् च मे णवश् च मे श्यामाकाश् च मे नीवाराश् च मे गोधूमाश् च मे मसूराश् च मे यज्ञेन कल्पन्ताम्

vrīhayaś ca me yavāś ca me māṣāś ca me tilāś ca me mudrāś ca me khalvāś ca me priyaṅgavaś ca me ṇavaś ca me śyāmākāś ca me nīvārāś ca me godhūmāś ca me masūrāś ca me yajñena kalpantām

And my rice, and my barley, and my beans, and my sesame, and my mung beans, and my khalva-beans, and my priyaṅgu millet, and my aṇu millet, and my śyāmāka millet, and my wild rice, and my wheat, and my lentils—let them be arranged for me by the sacrifice.

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May my rice-plants and my barley, and my beans and my sesamum, and my kidney-beans and my vetches, and my millet and my Panicum Milliaceum, and my Panicum Frumentaceum and my wild rice, and my wheat and my lentils prosper by sacrifice.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.13

अश्मा च मे मृत्तिका च मे गिरयश् च मे पर्वताश् च मे सिकताश् च मे वनस्पतयश् च मे हिरण्यं च मे यश् च मे श्यामं च मे लोहं च मे सीसं च मे त्रपु च मे यज्ञेन कल्पन्ताम्

aśmā ca me mṛttikā ca me girayaś ca me parvatāś ca me sikatāś ca me vanaspatayaś ca me hiraṇyaṃ ca me yaś ca me śyāmaṃ ca me lohaṃ ca me sīsaṃ ca me trapu ca me yajñena kalpantām

And my stone, and my clay, and my hills, and my mountains, and my sands, and my trees, and my gold, and my metal, and my dark (metal), and my copper, and my lead, and my tin—let them be arranged for me by the sacrifice.

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May my stone and my clay, and my hills and my mountains, and my pebbles and my trees, and my gold and my bronze, and my copper and my iron, and my lead and my tin prosper by sacrifice.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.14

अग्निश् च म आपश् च मे वीरुधश् च म ओषधयश् च मे कृष्टपच्याश् च मे कृष्टपच्याश् च मे ग्राम्याश् च मे पशव आरण्याश् च मे वित्तं च मे वित्तिश् च मे भूतं च मे भूतिश् च मे यज्ञेन कल्पन्ताम्

agniś ca ma āpaś ca me vīrudhaś ca ma oṣadhayaś ca me kṛṣṭapacyāś ca me kṛṣṭapacyāś ca me grāmyāś ca me paśava āraṇyāś ca me vittaṃ ca me vittiś ca me bhūtaṃ ca me bhūtiś ca me yajñena kalpantām

And my Agni, and my waters, and my plants, and my herbs, and my crops ripening on tilled ground, and my (crops ripening on) untilled ground, and my village animals, and my forest animals, and my acquired (goods), and my acquiring, and my being, and my well-being—let them be arranged for me by the sacrifice.

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May my fire and my water, and my creepers and my plants, and lily plants with culture-ripened fruit and my plants with fruit ripened without culture, and my domestic animals and my wild animals, and my substance and my future substance, and my belongings and my power be produced by sacrifice.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.15

वसु च मे वसतिश् च मे कर्म च मे शक्तिश् च मे र्थश् च म एमश् च म इत्या च मे गतिश् च मे यज्ञेन कल्पन्ताम्

vasu ca me vasatiś ca me karma ca me śaktiś ca me rthaś ca ma emaś ca ma ityā ca me gatiś ca me yajñena kalpantām

And my goods, and my dwelling, and my action, and my ability, and my aim, and my going, and my journeying, and my course—let them be arranged for me by the sacrifice.

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May my treasure and my dwelling, and my religious service and my ability to perform it, and my object and my course, and my way and my going prosper by sacrifice.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.16

अग्निश् च म इन्द्रश् च मे सोमश् च म इन्द्रश् च मे सविता च म इन्द्रश् च मे सरस्वती च म इन्द्रश् च मे पूषा च म इन्द्रश् च मे बृहस्पतिश् च म इन्द्रश् च मे यज्ञेन कल्पन्ताम्

agniś ca ma indraś ca me somaś ca ma indraś ca me savitā ca ma indraś ca me sarasvatī ca ma indraś ca me pūṣā ca ma indraś ca me bṛhaspatiś ca ma indraś ca me yajñena kalpantām

And my Agni and my Indra, and my Soma and my Indra, and my Savitṛ and my Indra, and my Sarasvatī and my Indra, and my Pūṣan and my Indra, and my Bṛhaspati and my Indra—let them be arranged for me by the sacrifice.

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May my Agni and my Indra, and my Soma and my Indra, and my Savitar and my Indra, and my Sarasvatî and my Indra, and my Pûshan and my Indra prosper by sacrifice.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.17

मित्रश् च म इन्द्रश् च मे वरुणश् च म इन्द्रश् च मे धाता च म इन्द्रश् च मे त्वष्टा च म इन्द्रश् च मे मरुतश् च म इन्द्रश् च मे विश्वे च मे देवा इन्द्रश् च मे यज्ञेन कल्पन्ताम्

mitraś ca ma indraś ca me varuṇaś ca ma indraś ca me dhātā ca ma indraś ca me tvaṣṭā ca ma indraś ca me marutaś ca ma indraś ca me viśve ca me devā indraś ca me yajñena kalpantām

And Mitra for me and Indra for me, and Varuṇa for me and Indra for me, and Dhātṛ for me and Indra for me, and Tvaṣṭṛ for me and Indra for me, and the Maruts for me and Indra for me, and the All-Gods for me and Indra for me — may they be arranged for me by the sacrifice.

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May my Mitra and my Indra, and my Varuna and my Indra, and my Dhâtar and my Indra, and my Maruts and my Indra, and my All-Gods and my Indra prosper by sacrifice.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.18

पृथिवी च म इन्द्रश् च मे न्तरिक्षं च म इन्द्रश् च मे द्यौश् च म इन्द्रश् च मे समाश् च म इन्द्रश् च मे नक्षत्राणि च म इन्द्रश् च मे दिशश् च म इन्द्रश् च मे यज्ञेन कल्पन्ताम्

pṛthivī ca ma indraś ca me ntarikṣaṃ ca ma indraś ca me dyauś ca ma indraś ca me samāś ca ma indraś ca me nakṣatrāṇi ca ma indraś ca me diśaś ca ma indraś ca me yajñena kalpantām

And Earth for me and Indra for me, and the mid-air for me and Indra for me, and Heaven for me and Indra for me, and the years for me and Indra for me, and the lunar mansions for me and Indra for me, and the quarters for me and Indra for me — may they be arranged for me by the sacrifice.

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May my earth and my Indra, and my Air and my Indra, and my Sky and my Indra, and my Half-months and my Indra, and my Lunar Mansions and my Indra, and my Sky-regions and my Indra prosper by sacrifice.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.19

अꣳशुश् च मे रश्मिश् च मे दाभ्यश् च मे धिपतिश् च म उपाꣳशुश् च मे न्तर्यामश् च म ऐन्द्रवायवश् च मे मैत्रावरुणश् च म आश्विनश् च मे प्रतिप्रस्थानश् च मे शुक्रश् च मे मन्थी च मे यज्ञेन कल्पन्ताम्

aṁśuś ca me raśmiś ca me dābhyaś ca me dhipatiś ca ma upāṁśuś ca me ntaryāmaś ca ma aindravāyavaś ca me maitrāvaruṇaś ca ma āśvinaś ca me pratiprasthānaś ca me śukraś ca me manthī ca me yajñena kalpantām

And the aṁśu (soma-draught) for me and the raśmi for me, and the ādābhya for me and the adhipati for me, and the upāṁśu for me and the antaryāma for me, and the Indra-Vāyu cup for me and the Mitra-Varuṇa cup for me, and the Aśvin cup for me and the pratiprasthāna for me, and the śukra for me and the manthin for me — may they be arranged for me by the sacrifice.

AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition

Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith

May my Amsu and my Rasmi, and my Adhipati and my Upâmsu, and my Antaryâma and my Aindra-Vâyava, and my Maitrâ-Varuna, and my Âsvina and my Pratiprasthâna, and my Sukra and my Manthin proper by sacrifice.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.20

आग्रयाणश् च मे वैश्वदेवश् च मे ध्रुवश् च मे वैश्वानरश् च म ऐन्द्राग्नश् च मे महावैश्वदेवश् च मे मरुत्वतीयाश् च मे निष्केवल्यश् च मे सावित्रश् च मे सारस्वतश् च मे पत्नीवतश् च मे हारियओजनश् च मे यज्ञेन कल्पन्ताम्

āgrayāṇaś ca me vaiśvadevaś ca me dhruvaś ca me vaiśvānaraś ca ma aindrāgnaś ca me mahāvaiśvadevaś ca me marutvatīyāś ca me niṣkevalyaś ca me sāvitraś ca me sārasvataś ca me patnīvataś ca me hāriyaojanaś ca me yajñena kalpantām

And the āgrayaṇa for me and the vaiśvadeva for me, and the dhruva for me and the vaiśvānara for me, and the Indra-Agni cup for me and the great vaiśvadeva for me, and the Marutvatīya (draughts) for me and the niṣkevalya for me, and the Sāvitra for me and the Sārasvata for me, and the patnīvata for me and the hāriyojana for me — may they be arranged for me by the sacrifice.

AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition

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May my Âgrayana and my Vaisvadeva, and my Dhruvâ and my Vaisvânara, and my Aindrâgna and my Mahâvaisvadeva, and my Marutvatîya and my Nishkevalya, and my Sâvitra and my Sârasvata, and my Pâtnîvata and my Hâriyojana prosper by sacrifice.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.21

स्रुचश् च मे चमसाश् च मे वायव्यानि च मे द्रोणकलशश् च मे ग्रावाणश् च मे धिषवणे च मे पूतभृच् च म आधवनीयश् च मे वेदिश् च मे बर्हिश् च मे वभृतश् च मे स्वगाकारश् च मे यज्ञेन कल्पन्ताम्

srucaś ca me camasāś ca me vāyavyāni ca me droṇakalaśaś ca me grāvāṇaś ca me dhiṣavaṇe ca me pūtabhṛc ca ma ādhavanīyaś ca me vediś ca me barhiś ca me vabhṛtaś ca me svagākāraś ca me yajñena kalpantām

And the offering-ladles for me and the cups for me, and the Vāyu-vessels for me and the trough-vat for me, and the pressing-stones for me and the two pressing-boards for me, and the pūtabhṛt (strained-soma vessel) for me and the ādhavanīya for me, and the altar for me and the barhis for me, and the avabhṛtha (final bath) for me and the svagā-utterance for me — may they be arranged for me by the sacrifice.

AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition

Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith

May my ladles and my cups, and my Vâyu, vessels and my Soma reservoirs, and my pressing-stones and my two press-boards, and my Pûtabhrit and my Âdhavanîya, and my altar and altar-grass, and my Avabhritha and my cries of Good-speed prosper by sacrifice.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.22

अग्निश् च मे घर्मश् च मे र्कश् च मे सूर्यश् च मे प्राणश् च मे स्वमेधश् च मे पृथिवी च मे दितिश् च मे दितिश् च मे द्यौश् च मे ङ्गुलयः शक्वरयो दिशश् च मे यज्ञेन कल्पन्ताम्

agniś ca me gharmaś ca me rkaś ca me sūryaś ca me prāṇaś ca me svamedhaś ca me pṛthivī ca me ditiś ca me ditiś ca me dyauś ca me ṅgulayaḥ śakvarayo diśaś ca me yajñena kalpantām

And Agni for me and the gharma (hot cauldron) for me, and the arka for me and the sun for me, and breath for me and the aśvamedha for me, and Earth for me and Aditi for me, and Diti for me and Heaven for me, and the fingers, the śakvarī (verses), the quarters for me — may they be arranged for me by the sacrifice.

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

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May my Agni and my charms, and my Arka and my Sûrya, and my Prâna and my Asvamedha, and my Prithivî and my Aditi, and my Diti and my Sky, and my fingers, powers, and sky-regions prosper by sacrifice.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.23

व्रतं च म ऋतवश् च मे तपश् च मे संवत्सरश् च मे होरात्रे ऊर्वष्ठीवे बृहद्रथन्तरे च मे यज्ञेन कल्पन्ताम्

vrataṃ ca ma ṛtavaś ca me tapaś ca me saṃvatsaraś ca me horātre ūrvaṣṭhīve bṛhadrathantare ca me yajñena kalpantām

And (my) vow for me and the seasons for me, and heat (tapas) for me and the year for me, and day and night, the two thighs-and-knees, and the Bṛhat and Rathantara (chants) for me — may they be arranged for me by the sacrifice.

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

Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith

May my vow and my seasons, and my austere devotion, and my day and night, thighs and knees, and two Great Rathantaras prosper by sacrifice.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.24

एका च मे तिस्रश् च मे तिस्रश् च मे पञ्च च मे पञ्च च मे सप्त च मे सप्त च मे नव च मे नव च म एकादश च म एकादश च मे त्रयोदश च मे त्रयोदश च मे पञ्चदश च मे पञ्चदश च मे सप्तदश च मे शप्तदश च मे नवदश च मे नवदश च म एकविꣳशतिश् च म एकविꣳशतिश् च मे त्रयोविꣳशतिश् च मे त्रयोविꣳशतिश् च मे पञ्चविꣳशतिश् च मे पञ्चविꣳशतिश् च मे सप्तविꣳशतिश् च मे सप्तविꣳशतिश् च मे नवविꣳशतिश् च मे नवविꣳशतिश् च म एकत्रिꣳशच् च म एकत्रिꣳशच् च मे त्रयस्त्रिꣳशच् च मे त्रयस्त्रिꣳशच् च मे यज्ञेन कल्पन्ताम्

ekā ca me tisraś ca me tisraś ca me pañca ca me pañca ca me sapta ca me sapta ca me nava ca me nava ca ma ekādaśa ca ma ekādaśa ca me trayodaśa ca me trayodaśa ca me pañcadaśa ca me pañcadaśa ca me saptadaśa ca me śaptadaśa ca me navadaśa ca me navadaśa ca ma ekaviṁśatiś ca ma ekaviṁśatiś ca me trayoviṁśatiś ca me trayoviṁśatiś ca me pañcaviṁśatiś ca me pañcaviṁśatiś ca me saptaviṁśatiś ca me saptaviṁśatiś ca me navaviṁśatiś ca me navaviṁśatiś ca ma ekatriṁśac ca ma ekatriṁśac ca me trayastriṁśac ca me trayastriṁśac ca me yajñena kalpantām

And one for me and three for me, and three for me and five for me, and five for me and seven for me, and seven for me and nine for me, and nine for me and eleven for me, and eleven for me and thirteen for me, and thirteen for me and fifteen for me, and fifteen for me and seventeen for me, and seventeen for me and nineteen for me, and nineteen for me and twenty-one for me, and twenty-one for me and twenty-three for me, and twenty-three for me and twenty-five for me, and twenty-five for me and twenty-seven for me, and twenty-seven for me and twenty-nine for me, and twenty-nine for me and thirty-one for me, and thirty-one for me and thirty-three for me, and thirty-three for me — may they be arranged for me by the sacrifice.

AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition

Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith

May me One and my Three, and my Three and my Five, and my Five and my Seven (and similarly up to thirty-three) prosper by sacrifice.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.25

चतस्रश् च मे ष्टौ च मे ष्टौ च मे द्वादश च मे द्वादश च मे षोडश च मे षोडश च मे विꣳशतिश् च मे विꣳशतिश् च मे चतुर्विꣳशतिश् च मे चतुर्विꣳशतिश् च मे ष्टाविꣳशतिश् च मे ष्टाविꣳशतिश् च मे द्वात्रिꣳशच् च मे द्वात्रिꣳशच् च मे षट्त्रिꣳशच् च मे षट्त्रिꣳशच् च मे चत्वारिꣳशच् च मे चत्वारिꣳशच् च मे चतुश्चत्वारिꣳशच् च मे चतुश्चत्वारिꣳशच् च मे ष्टाचत्वारिꣳशच् च मे ष्टाचत्वारिꣳशच् च मे यज्ञेन कल्पन्ताम्

catasraś ca me ṣṭau ca me ṣṭau ca me dvādaśa ca me dvādaśa ca me ṣoḍaśa ca me ṣoḍaśa ca me viṁśatiś ca me viṁśatiś ca me caturviṁśatiś ca me caturviṁśatiś ca me ṣṭāviṁśatiś ca me ṣṭāviṁśatiś ca me dvātriṁśac ca me dvātriṁśac ca me ṣaṭtriṁśac ca me ṣaṭtriṁśac ca me catvāriṁśac ca me catvāriṁśac ca me catuścatvāriṁśac ca me catuścatvāriṁśac ca me ṣṭācatvāriṁśac ca me ṣṭācatvāriṁśac ca me yajñena kalpantām

And four for me and eight for me, and eight for me and twelve for me, and twelve for me and sixteen for me, and sixteen for me and twenty for me, and twenty for me and twenty-four for me, and twenty-four for me and twenty-eight for me, and twenty-eight for me and thirty-two for me, and thirty-two for me and thirty-six for me, and thirty-six for me and forty for me, and forty for me and forty-four for me, and forty-four for me and forty-eight for me, and forty-eight for me — may they be arranged for me by the sacrifice.

AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition

Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith

May my Four and my Eight and my Twelve (and similarly up to forty-eight) prosper by sacrifice

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.26

त्र्यविश् च मे त्र्यवी च मे दित्यवाट् च मे दित्यौही च मे पञ्चाविश् च मे पञ्चावी च मे त्रिवत्सश् च मे त्रिवत्सा च मे तुर्यवाट् च मे तुर्यौही च मे यज्ञेन कल्पन्ताम्

tryaviś ca me tryavī ca me dityavāṭ ca me dityauhī ca me pañcāviś ca me pañcāvī ca me trivatsaś ca me trivatsā ca me turyavāṭ ca me turyauhī ca me yajñena kalpantām

And a bull-calf of a year and a half for me and a heifer of a year and a half for me, and a two-year-old draught-ox for me and a two-year-old cow for me, and a two-and-a-half-year-old male for me and (one) female for me, and a three-year-old male for me and a three-year-old female for me, and a four-year-old draught-ox for me and a four-year-old cow for me — may they be arranged for me by the sacrifice.

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

Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith

May my eighteen-months steer and my eighteen-months heifer, and my two-year bull and cow (and similarly up to four-year) prosper by sacrifice.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.27

पष्ठवाट् च मे पष्ठौही च म उक्षा च मे वशा च म ऋषभश् च मे वेहच् च मे नड्वाꣳश् च मे धेनुश् च मे यज्ञेन कल्पन्ताम्

paṣṭhavāṭ ca me paṣṭhauhī ca ma ukṣā ca me vaśā ca ma ṛṣabhaś ca me vehac ca me naḍvāṁś ca me dhenuś ca me yajñena kalpantām

And a six-year-old draught-ox for me and a six-year-old cow for me, and a bull for me and a barren cow for me, and a bull for me and a cow that miscarries for me, and a draught-animal for me and a milch-cow for me — may they be arranged for me by the sacrifice.

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

Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith

May my six-year bull and my six-year cow, and my bull and my barren cow, and my young bull and my calf-slipping cow, and my ox and my milch-cow prosper by sacrifice.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.28

वाजाय स्वाहा प्रसवाय स्वाहापिजाय स्वाहा क्रतवे स्वाहा वसवे स्वाहाहर्पतये स्वाहाह्ने स्वाहा मुग्धाय स्वाहा मुग्धाय वैनꣳशिनाय स्वाहाविनꣳशिन आन्त्यायनाय स्वाहान्त्याय भौवनाय स्वाहा भुवनस्य पतये स्वाहाधिपतये स्वाहा प्रजापतये स्वाहा इयं ते राण् मित्राय यन्तासि यमन ऊर्जे त्वा वृष्ट्यै त्वा प्रजानां त्वाधिपत्याय

vājāya svāhā prasavāya svāhāpijāya svāhā kratave svāhā vasave svāhāharpataye svāhāhne svāhā mugdhāya svāhā mugdhāya vainaṁśināya svāhāvinaṁśina āntyāyanāya svāhāntyāya bhauvanāya svāhā bhuvanasya pataye svāhādhipataye svāhā prajāpataye svāhā iyaṃ te rāṇ mitrāya yantāsi yamana ūrje tvā vṛṣṭyai tvā prajānāṃ tvādhipatyāya

To strength (Vāja), svāhā; to Prasava, svāhā; to Apija, svāhā; to Kratu, svāhā; to Vasu, svāhā; to the lord of day, svāhā; to the day, svāhā; to Mugdha, svāhā; to Mugdha Vainaṁśina, svāhā; to Avinaṁśin Āntyāyana, svāhā; to Antya Bhauvana, svāhā; to the lord of the world, svāhā; to the overlord, svāhā; to Prajāpati, svāhā. This royal rule is yours. For Mitra you are a guide in guiding. You for vigour, you for rain, you for the overlordship of creatures.

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

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To strength, Hail! To Gain, Hail! To After-born, Hail! To Power, Hail! To Vasu, Hail! To the Lord of Days, Hail! To the Failing Day, Hail! To the Failing Sprung from the Transitory, Hail! To the Transitory sprung from the Final, Hail! To the Final Mundane, Hail! To the Lord of the World, Hail! To the Sovran Lord, Hail! To Prajâpati, Hail! This is thy kingdom. Thou art a guiding controller for the friend. Thee for vigour, thee for rain, thee for the sovran lordship of creatures.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.29

आयुर् यज्ञेन कल्पतां प्राणो यज्ञेन कल्पतां चक्षुर् यज्ञेन कल्पताꣳ श्रोत्रं यज्ञेन कल्पतां वाग् यज्ञेन कल्पतां मनो यज्ञेन कल्पताम् आत्मा यज्ञेन कल्पतां ब्रह्मा यज्ञेन कल्पतां ज्योतिर् यज्ञेन कल्पताꣳ स्वर् यज्ञेन कल्पतां पृष्ठं यज्ञेन कल्पतां यज्ञो यज्ञेन कल्पताम् स्तोमश् च य्श् च ऋक् च साम च बृहच् च रथन्तरं च स्वर् देवा अगन्मामृता अभूम प्रजापतेः प्रजा अभूम वेट् स्वाहा

āyur yajñena kalpatāṃ prāṇo yajñena kalpatāṃ cakṣur yajñena kalpatāṁ śrotraṃ yajñena kalpatāṃ vāg yajñena kalpatāṃ mano yajñena kalpatām ātmā yajñena kalpatāṃ brahmā yajñena kalpatāṃ jyotir yajñena kalpatāṁ svar yajñena kalpatāṃ pṛṣṭhaṃ yajñena kalpatāṃ yajño yajñena kalpatām stomaś ca yś ca ṛk ca sāma ca bṛhac ca rathantaraṃ ca svar devā aganmāmṛtā abhūma prajāpateḥ prajā abhūma veṭ svāhā

May (my) lifetime be arranged by the sacrifice; may breath be arranged by the sacrifice; may sight be arranged by the sacrifice; may hearing be arranged by the sacrifice; may speech be arranged by the sacrifice; may mind be arranged by the sacrifice; may the self be arranged by the sacrifice; may the brahman be arranged by the sacrifice; may light be arranged by the sacrifice; may the heavenly world be arranged by the sacrifice; may the pṛṣṭha (chant) be arranged by the sacrifice; may the sacrifice be arranged by the sacrifice — and the stoma and the yajus and the ṛc and the sāman and the Bṛhat and the Rathantara. We have gone to the light, O gods; we have become immortal; we have become the offspring of Prajāpati. veṭ, svāhā.

AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition

Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith

May life succeed through sacrifice. May life-breath thrive by sacrifice. May the eye thrive by sacrifice. May the ear thrive by sacrifice. May the voice thrive by sacrifice. May the mind thrive by sacrifice. May the self thrive by sacrifice. May Brahma thrive by sacrifice. May light succeed by sacrifice. May heaven succeed by sacrifice. May the hymn thrive by sacrifice. May sacrifice thrive by sacrifice; And laud and sacrificial text, and verse of praise and Sâma chant, The Brihat and Rathantara. Gods, we have gone to light. We have become the children of Prajâpati. We have become immortal.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.30

वाजस्य नु प्रसवे मातरं महीम् अदितिं नाम वचसा करामहे यस्याम् इदं विश्वं भुवनम् आविवेश तस्यां नो देवः सविता धर्म साविषत्

vājasya nu prasave mātaraṃ mahīm aditiṃ nāma vacasā karāmahe yasyām idaṃ viśvaṃ bhuvanam āviveśa tasyāṃ no devaḥ savitā dharma sāviṣat

At the quickening of strength we make with our speech the great mother, Aditi by name — she into whom this whole world has entered. In her may the god Savitṛ impel right order for us.

AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition

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In gain of wealth we celebrate, etc: = IX. 5.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.31

विश्वे अद्य मरुतो विश्व ऊती विश्वे भवन्त्व् अग्नयः समिद्धाः विश्वे नो देवा अवसा गमन्तु विश्वम् अस्तु द्रविणं वाजो अस्मे

viśve adya maruto viśva ūtī viśve bhavantv agnayaḥ samiddhāḥ viśve no devā avasā gamantu viśvam astu draviṇaṃ vājo asme

Today let all the Maruts, all with help, let all the kindled fires be (with us); let all the gods come to us with aid; let there be all wealth, strength for us.

AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition

Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith

This day come all the Maruts, all to aid us! Let all the fires be thoroughly enkindled. May the All-Gods come hither with protection. May we possess all property and riches.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.32

वाजो नः सप्त प्रदिशश् चतस्रो वा परावतः वाजो नो विश्वैर् देवैर् धनसाताव् इहावतु

vājo naḥ sapta pradiśaś catasro vā parāvataḥ vājo no viśvair devair dhanasātāv ihāvatu

Vāja (is) our seven directions, or the four far distances; may Vāja with all the gods help us here in the winning of wealth.

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

Compare with Ralph T.H. Griffith

May our strength fill the regions seven, fill the four distant places full. Here may our riches guard us with the All-Gods in the gain of wealth.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.33

वाजो नो अद्य प्र सुवाति दानं वाजो देवाꣳ ऋतुभिः कल्पयाति वाजो हि मा सर्ववीरं जजान विश्वा आशा वाजपतिर् जयेयम्

vājo no adya pra suvāti dānaṃ vājo devāṁ ṛtubhiḥ kalpayāti vājo hi mā sarvavīraṃ jajāna viśvā āśā vājapatir jayeyam

May Vāja today impel forth our gift; may Vāja arrange the gods according to the seasons; for Vāja has begotten me with all (my) men — may I, lord of strength, conquer all the regions.

AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition

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May strength to-day procure for us donations strength range the Gods together with the Seasons. Yea, strength hath made me rich in store of heroes. As lord of strength may I gain all the regions.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.34

वजः पुरस्ताद् उत मध्यतो नो वाजो देवान् हविषा वर्धयाति वाजो हि मा सर्ववीरं चकार सर्वा आशा वाजपतिर् भवेयम्

vajaḥ purastād uta madhyato no vājo devān haviṣā vardhayāti vājo hi mā sarvavīraṃ cakāra sarvā āśā vājapatir bhaveyam

Vāja from the east and also from the middle for us; may Vāja increase the gods with the oblation; for Vāja has made me possessed of all men — may I become lord of strength over all the regions.

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Strength be before us, in the midst among us. May strength exalt the Gods with our oblation. Yea, strength hath made me rich in store of heroes. As lord of strength may I gain all the regions.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.35

सं मा सृजामि पयसा पृथिव्याः सं मा सृजाम्य् अद्भिर् ओषधीभिः सो हं वाजꣳ सनेयम् अग्ने

saṃ mā sṛjāmi payasā pṛthivyāḥ saṃ mā sṛjāmy adbhir oṣadhībhiḥ so haṃ vājaṁ saneyam agne

I unite myself with the milk of the earth; I unite myself with the waters, with the plants. So may I win strength, O Agni.

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With milk of Prithivî do I unite me, unite myself with waters and with plants. As such may I gain strength, O Agni.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.36

पयः पृथिव्यां पय ओषधीषु पयो दिव्य् अन्तरिक्षे पयो धाः पयस्वतीः प्रदिशः सन्तु मह्यम्

payaḥ pṛthivyāṃ paya oṣadhīṣu payo divy antarikṣe payo dhāḥ payasvatīḥ pradiśaḥ santu mahyam

Milk in the earth, milk in the plants, milk in heaven, in the mid-air — you have set the milk. Let the directions be full of milk for me.

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Store milk in earth and milk in plants, milk in the sky and milk in air. Teeming with milk for me he all the regions.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.37

देवस्य त्वा सवितुः प्रसवे श्विनोर् बाहुभ्यां पूष्णो हस्ताभ्याम् सरस्वत्यै वाचो यन्तुर् यन्त्रेणाग्नेः साम्राज्येनाभि षिञ्चामि

devasya tvā savituḥ prasave śvinor bāhubhyāṃ pūṣṇo hastābhyām sarasvatyai vāco yantur yantreṇāgneḥ sāmrājyenābhi ṣiñcāmi

At the impulsion of the god Savitṛ, with the arms of the Aśvins, with the hands of Pūṣan, by the guidance of Sarasvatī the guider of speech, with the sovereignty of Agni I consecrate thee.

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Thee by the radiant Savitar's impulsion, with arms of Asvins, with the hands of Pûshan, Controlled by Vâk Sarasvatî's Controller, with Agni's sole dominion I besprinkle.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.38

ऋताषाड् ऋतधामाग्निर् गन्धर्वस् तस्यौषधयो प्सरसो मुदो नाम स न इदं ब्रह्म क्षत्रं पातु तस्मै स्वाहा वाट् ताभ्यः स्वाहा

ṛtāṣāḍ ṛtadhāmāgnir gandharvas tasyauṣadhayo psaraso mudo nāma sa na idaṃ brahma kṣatraṃ pātu tasmai svāhā vāṭ tābhyaḥ svāhā

Conquering by ṛta, having ṛta as his abode, Agni is the Gandharva; his Apsarases are the plants, Joys (mud) by name. May he protect this our brahman and kṣatra. To him svāhā! vāṭ! To them svāhā!

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Maintainer of Law, true by nature, Agni is the Gandharva. The plants are his Apsarases, namely Delights. May he protect this our Priesthood and Nobility. To him All-hail! Ave! To those All-hail!

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.39

सꣳहितो विश्वसामा सूर्यो गन्धर्वस् तस्य मरीचयो प्सरस आयुवो नाम स न इदं ब्रह्म क्षत्रं पातु तस्मै स्वाहा वाट् ताभ्यः स्वाहा

saṁhito viśvasāmā sūryo gandharvas tasya marīcayo psarasa āyuvo nāma sa na idaṃ brahma kṣatraṃ pātu tasmai svāhā vāṭ tābhyaḥ svāhā

Well-joined, possessing all sāmans, Sūrya is the Gandharva; his Apsarases are the beams, Āyus by name. May he protect this our brahman and kṣatra. To him svāhā! vāṭ! To them svāhā!

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The Conjoined, Visvasâman, Sûrya is the Gandharva. His motes are his Apsarases, Swift-moving. May he protect, etc., as in 38.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.40

सुषुम्णः सूर्यरश्मिश् चन्द्रमा गन्धर्वस् तस्य नक्षत्राण्य् अप्सरसो भेकुरयो नाम स न इदं ब्रह्म क्षत्रं पातु तस्मै स्वाहा वाट् ताभ्यः स्वाहा

suṣumṇaḥ sūryaraśmiś candramā gandharvas tasya nakṣatrāṇy apsaraso bhekurayo nāma sa na idaṃ brahma kṣatraṃ pātu tasmai svāhā vāṭ tābhyaḥ svāhā

Well-flowing, having the sun's ray, the Moon is the Gandharva; his Apsarases are the constellations, Bhekuris by name. May he protect this our brahman and kṣatra. To him svāhā! vāṭ! To them svāhā!

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The Highly-Blessed, the Moon whose rays are like the Sun's, is the Gandharva. The Asterisms are his Apsarases, Luminous. May he protect, etc.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.41

इषिरो विश्वव्यचा वातो गन्धर्वस् तस्यपो अप्सरस ऊर्जो नाम स न इदं ब्रह्म क्षत्रं पातु तस्मै स्वाहा वाट् ताभ्यः स्वाहा

iṣiro viśvavyacā vāto gandharvas tasyapo apsarasa ūrjo nāma sa na idaṃ brahma kṣatraṃ pātu tasmai svāhā vāṭ tābhyaḥ svāhā

Swift, all-encompassing, Vāta is the Gandharva; his Apsarases are the waters, Vigours (ūrj) by name. May he protect this our brahman and kṣatra. To him svāhā! vāṭ! To them svāhā!

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The Quick, All-reaching, Wind is the Gandharva. The Waters are his Apsarases, named Energies. May he protect, etc.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.42

भुज्युः सुपर्णो यज्ञो गन्धर्वस् तस्य दक्षिणा अप्सरस स्तावा नाम स न इदं ब्रह्म क्षत्रं पातु तस्मै स्वाहा वाट् ताभ्यः स्वाहा

bhujyuḥ suparṇo yajño gandharvas tasya dakṣiṇā apsarasa stāvā nāma sa na idaṃ brahma kṣatraṃ pātu tasmai svāhā vāṭ tābhyaḥ svāhā

Bountiful, fair-winged, the Sacrifice is the Gandharva; his Apsarases are the sacrificial fees, Praises (stāvā) by name. May he protect this our brahman and kṣatra. To him svāhā! vāṭ! To them svāhā!

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The Protecting, Strong-winged, Sacrifice is the Gandharva. Guerdons are his Apsarases, called Praisers. May he protect, etc.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.43

प्रजापतिर् विश्वकर्मा मनो गन्धर्वस् तस्य ऋक्सामान्य् अप्सरस एष्टयो नाम स न इदं ब्रह्म क्षत्रं पातु तस्मै स्वाहा वाट् ताभ्यः स्वाहा

prajāpatir viśvakarmā mano gandharvas tasya ṛksāmāny apsarasa eṣṭayo nāma sa na idaṃ brahma kṣatraṃ pātu tasmai svāhā vāṭ tābhyaḥ svāhā

Prajāpati, the all-maker, Mind is the Gandharva; his Apsarases are the ṛc-verses and sāmans, Seekings (eṣṭi) by name. May he protect this our brahman and kṣatra. To him svāhā! vāṭ! To them svāhā!

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The Lord of Creatures, Omnific, Mind is the Gandharva. Richas and Sâmans are his Apsarases, called Wishings. May he protect, etc.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.44

स नो भुवनस्य पते प्रजापते यस्य त उपरि गृहा यस्य वेह अस्मै ब्रह्मणे स्मै क्षत्राय महि शर्म यच्छ स्वाहा

sa no bhuvanasya pate prajāpate yasya ta upari gṛhā yasya veha asmai brahmaṇe smai kṣatrāya mahi śarma yaccha svāhā

O lord of the world, O Prajāpati, you whose houses are above and whose are here: extend great shelter to this brahman, to this kṣatra. Svāhā!

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Lord of the World, Prajâpati, whose are the homes above and here, Give great protection unto these, the Priesthood and Nobility.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.45

समुद्रो सि नभस्वान् आर्द्रदानुः शम्भूर् मयोभूर् अभि मा वाहि स्वाहा मारुतो सि मरुतां गणः शम्भूर् मयोभूर् अभि मा वाहि स्वाहा अवस्यूर् असि दुवस्वाञ् छम्भूर् मयोभूर् अभि मा वाहि स्वाहा

samudro si nabhasvān ārdradānuḥ śambhūr mayobhūr abhi mā vāhi svāhā māruto si marutāṃ gaṇaḥ śambhūr mayobhūr abhi mā vāhi svāhā avasyūr asi duvasvāñ chambhūr mayobhūr abhi mā vāhi svāhā

You are the ocean, full of mist, of moist dripping, beneficent, refreshing: blow upon me, svāhā! You are of the Maruts, the troop of the Maruts, beneficent, refreshing: blow upon me, svāhā! You are seeking help, showing favour, beneficent, refreshing: blow upon me, svāhā!

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Thou art the vapoury sea that giveth moisture. Blow on me, thou, healthful and blessing-laden. Thou art the Maruts’ own, the band of Maruts. Blow on me, etc. Seeker of aid art thou, receiving worship. Blow on me, etc.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.46

यास् ते अग्ने सूर्ये रुचो दिवम् आतन्वन्ति रश्मिभिः ताभिर् नो अद्य सर्वाभी रुचे जनाय नस् कृधि

yās te agne sūrye ruco divam ātanvanti raśmibhiḥ tābhir no adya sarvābhī ruce janāya nas kṛdhi

Those splendours of yours, Agni, that are in the sun, that spread out over heaven with their rays — with all of them make us today (shine) with splendour before the people.

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Thy lights, O Agni, in the Sun, etc., as in XIII. 22.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.47

या वो देवाः सूर्ये रुचो गोष्व् अश्वेषु या रुचः इन्द्राग्नी ताभिः सर्वाभी रुचं नो धत्त बृहस्पते

yā vo devāḥ sūrye ruco goṣv aśveṣu yā rucaḥ indrāgnī tābhiḥ sarvābhī rucaṃ no dhatta bṛhaspate

Those splendours of yours, O gods, that are in the sun, the splendours that are in cattle and in horses — O Indra and Agni, with all of them bestow splendour on us, O Bṛhaspati.

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Lights of yours in the Sun, O Gods, etc., as in XIII. 23.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.48

रुचं नो धेहि ब्राह्मणेषु रुचꣳ राजसु नस् कृधि रुचं विश्येषु शूद्रेषु मयि धेहि रुचा रुचम्

rucaṃ no dhehi brāhmaṇeṣu rucaṁ rājasu nas kṛdhi rucaṃ viśyeṣu śūdreṣu mayi dhehi rucā rucam

Place splendour in us among the brahmans, make us splendour among the kings, splendour among the viś-folk and the śūdras; in me place splendour upon splendour.

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Give lustre to our holy priests, set lustre in our ruling chiefs Lustre to Vaisyas, Sûdras: give, through lustre; lustre unto me.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.49

तत् त्वा यामि ब्रह्मणा वन्दमानस् तद् आ शास्ते यजमानो हविर्भिः अहेडमानो वरुणेह बोध्य् उरुशꣳस मा न आयुः प्र मोषीः

tat tvā yāmi brahmaṇā vandamānas tad ā śāste yajamāno havirbhiḥ aheḍamāno varuṇeha bodhy uruśaṁsa mā na āyuḥ pra moṣīḥ

This I ask of you with prayer, praising; this the sacrificer craves with his oblations: not angry, O Varuṇa, be attentive here; O widely-praised one, do not steal away our lifetime.

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I ask this of thee with my prayer, adoring: thy worshipper asks this with his oblations. Varuna, stay thou here and be not angry: steal not our life from us, O thou Wide-Ruler.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.50

स्वर् ण घर्मः स्वाहा स्वर् णार्कः स्वाहा स्वर् ण शुक्रः स्वाहा स्वर् ण ज्योतिः स्वाहा स्वर् ण सूर्यः स्वाहा

svar ṇa gharmaḥ svāhā svar ṇārkaḥ svāhā svar ṇa śukraḥ svāhā svar ṇa jyotiḥ svāhā svar ṇa sūryaḥ svāhā

Like the sun is the gharma: svāhā! Like the sun is the arka: svāhā! Like the sun is the bright one: svāhā! Like the sun is the light: svāhā! Like the sun is Sūrya: svāhā!

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Heaven-like is Warmth, Hail! Heaven-like is Arka, Hail! Heaven-like is the Bright One, Hail! Heaven-like is Light, Hail! Heaven-like is Sûrya, Hail!

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.51

अग्निं युनज्मि शवसा घृतेन दिव्यꣳ सुपर्णं वयसा बृहन्तम् तेन वयं गमेम ब्रध्नस्य विष्टपꣳ स्वो रुहाणा अधि नाकम् उत्तमम्

agniṃ yunajmi śavasā ghṛtena divyaṁ suparṇaṃ vayasā bṛhantam tena vayaṃ gamema bradhnasya viṣṭapaṁ svo ruhāṇā adhi nākam uttamam

I yoke Agni with power, with ghee — the heavenly, fair-winged, lofty with vigour. By him may we go to the summit of the ruddy one, ascending to heaven, to the highest firmament.

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I yoke with power and flowing butter Agni, divine, strong- pinioned, great with vital vigour. Through him may we approach the Bright One's station, ascending to the loftiest sky, to heaven.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.52

इमौ ते पक्षाव् अजरौ पतत्रिणौ याभ्याꣳ रक्षाꣳस्य् अपहꣳस्य् अग्ने ताभ्यां पतेम सुकृताम् उ लोकं यत्र ऋषयो जग्मुः प्रथमजाः पुराणाः

imau te pakṣāv ajarau patatriṇau yābhyāṁ rakṣāṁsy apahaṁsy agne tābhyāṃ patema sukṛtām u lokaṃ yatra ṛṣayo jagmuḥ prathamajāḥ purāṇāḥ

These two wings of yours, unaging, flying, with which, Agni, you strike away the demons — with them may we fly to the world of the doers of good, where the ancient first-born ṛṣis have gone.

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With these thy two ne’er-wasting feathered pinions wherewith thou drivest fiends away, O Agni, Let us fly to the regions of the pious whither have gone the first-born ancient Rishis.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.53

इन्दुर् दक्षः श्येन ऋतावा हिरण्यपक्षः शकुनो भुरण्युः महान्त् सधस्थे ध्रुव आ निषत्तो नमस् ते अस्तु मा मा हिꣳसीः

indur dakṣaḥ śyena ṛtāvā hiraṇyapakṣaḥ śakuno bhuraṇyuḥ mahānt sadhasthe dhruva ā niṣatto namas te astu mā mā hiṁsīḥ

A drop, skilled, a falcon, keeping ṛta, golden-winged, a bird, swift-moving: great, seated firm in the common seat — homage be to you; do not harm me.

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The Drop, the powerful, the falcon, righteous, impetuous bird borne on his golden pinions, Great, stedfast, settled in the habitation—to thee be reverence! Forbear to harm thee!

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.54

दिवो मूर्धासि पृथिव्या नाभिर् ऊर्ग् अपाम् ओषधीनाम् विश्वायुः शर्म सप्रथा नमस् पथे

divo mūrdhāsi pṛthivyā nābhir ūrg apām oṣadhīnām viśvāyuḥ śarma saprathā namas pathe

You are the head of heaven, the navel of the earth, the vigour of the waters and the plants, all-lasting, wide-spreading shelter. Homage to the path!

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Centre of earth, heaven's head art thou, essence of waters and of plants. Eternal, far spread refuge. Homage to the Path!

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.55

विश्वस्य मूर्धन्न् अधि तिष्ठसि श्रितः समुद्रे ते हृदयम् अप्स्व् आयुर् अपो दत्तोदधिं भिन्त्त दिवस् पर्जन्याद् अन्तरिक्षात् पृथिव्यास् ततो नो वृष्ट्याव

viśvasya mūrdhann adhi tiṣṭhasi śritaḥ samudre te hṛdayam apsv āyur apo dattodadhiṃ bhintta divas parjanyād antarikṣāt pṛthivyās tato no vṛṣṭyāva

You stand fixed upon the head of all; your heart is in the ocean, your life in the waters. Give the waters, split open the water-container: from heaven, from Parjanya, from the midspace, from the earth — thence help us with rain.

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Attached thou standest at the head of all the world. Thy heart is in the sea, thy life is in the floods. Give water: cleave the reservoir. Help us with rain sent from the sky, Parjanya, firmament, or earth.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.56

इष्टो यज्ञो भृगुभिर् आशीर्दा वसुभिः तस्य न इष्टस्य प्रीतस्य द्रविणेहा गमेः

iṣṭo yajño bhṛgubhir āśīrdā vasubhiḥ tasya na iṣṭasya prītasya draviṇehā gameḥ

The sacrifice has been offered by the Bhṛgus, the blessing-giver by the Vasus; of that offered and gratified (sacrifice) may you bring wealth here to us.

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By Bhrigus and by Vasus hath prayer-granting sacrifice been paid. Come, Wealth, into the house of him our dear, our well-beloved one.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.57

इष्टो अग्निर् आहुतः पिपर्तु न इष्टꣳ हविः स्वगेदं देवेभ्यो नमः

iṣṭo agnir āhutaḥ pipartu na iṣṭaṁ haviḥ svagedaṃ devebhyo namaḥ

Agni, worshipped, has been poured (with oblation): may he carry us across; the oblation is offered. Svagā! This homage to the gods.

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

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May Agni, served with sacrifice and gifts, protect our offered food: This homage be Good-speed to Gods!

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.58

यद् आकूतात् समसुस्रोद् धृदो वा मनसो वा सम्भृतं चक्षुषो वा तद् अनु प्रेत सुकृताम् उ ओल्कं यत्र ऋषयो जग्मुः प्रथमजाः पुराणाः

yad ākūtāt samasusrod dhṛdo vā manaso vā sambhṛtaṃ cakṣuṣo vā tad anu preta sukṛtām u olkaṃ yatra ṛṣayo jagmuḥ prathamajāḥ purāṇāḥ

Whatever has flowed together out of intention, or has been gathered from the heart or from the mind or from the eye — follow after that; (go to) the brand of the well-doers, where the ṛṣis went, the first-born, the ancient ones.

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

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That which hath flowed from purpose or from judgment, or gathered from the wind or from the vision, Follow ye to the region of the pious whither have gone the first-born ancient Rishis.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.59

एतꣳ सधस्थ परि ते ददामि यम् आवहाच् छेवधिं जातवेदाः अन्वागन्ता यज्ञपतिर् वो अत्र तꣳ स्म जानीत परमे व्योमन्

etaṁ sadhastha pari te dadāmi yam āvahāc chevadhiṃ jātavedāḥ anvāgantā yajñapatir vo atra taṁ sma jānīta parame vyoman

This one, O shared abode, I hand over to thee — the treasure that Jātavedas has brought here. The lord of the sacrifice will come after you here; do know him in the highest vault.

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

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To thee I trust this man. Celestial Dwelling! treasure which Jâtavedas shall bring hither. After you will the Sacrificer follow. Here recognize him in the highest heaven.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.60

एतं जानाथ परमे व्योमन् देवाः सधस्था विद रूपम् अस्य यद् आगच्छात् पथिभिर् देवयानैर् इष्टापूर्ते कृणवाथाविर् अस्मै

etaṃ jānātha parame vyoman devāḥ sadhasthā vida rūpam asya yad āgacchāt pathibhir devayānair iṣṭāpūrte kṛṇavāthāvir asmai

Know him in the highest vault, you gods of the shared abode; know his form. When he comes by the god-travelled paths, make manifest to him his offering and his gift.

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

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Acknowledge him, ye Gods, in highest heaven. Ye who are present, know the shape he weareth. When he approacheth by the God-ward pathways, reveal to him the meed of pious actions.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.61

उद् बुध्यस्वाग्ने प्रति जागृहि त्वम् इष्टापूर्ते सꣳ सृजेथाम् अयं च अस्मिन्त् सधस्थे अध्य् उत्तरस्मिन् विस्वे देवा यजमानाश् च सीदत

ud budhyasvāgne prati jāgṛhi tvam iṣṭāpūrte saṁ sṛjethām ayaṃ ca asmint sadhasthe adhy uttarasmin visve devā yajamānāś ca sīdata

Wake up, Agni; be thou watchful. Let the offering and the gift be joined together, and this man too. In this higher shared abode be seated, all you gods and the sacrificers.

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

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Wake up, O Agni, etc., as in XV. 54.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.62

येन वहसि सहस्रं येनाग्ने सर्ववेदसम् तेनेमं यज्ञं नो नय स्वर् देवेषु गन्तवे

yena vahasi sahasraṃ yenāgne sarvavedasam tenemaṃ yajñaṃ no naya svar deveṣu gantave

With that by which thou carriest a thousand, by which, Agni, (thou carriest) all wealth — with that lead this sacrifice of ours to heaven, to go among the gods.

AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition

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Convey our sacrifice to heaven, etc., as in XV. 55,

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.63

प्रस्तरेण परिधिना स्रुचा वेद्या च बर्हिषा ऋचेमं यज्ञं नो नय स्वर् देवेषु गन्तवे

prastareṇa paridhinā srucā vedyā ca barhiṣā ṛcemaṃ yajñaṃ no naya svar deveṣu gantave

With the prastara, with the enclosing stick, with the ladle, and with the altar, with the barhis, with the ṛc — lead this sacrifice of ours to heaven, to go among the gods.

AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition

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With Darbha-bunch, with fencing-wood, with spoon, with altar, holy grass, With laud, lead this our sacrifice to go to heaven among the Gods.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.64

यद् दत्तं यत् परादानं यत् पूर्तं याश् च दक्षिणाः तद् अग्निर् वैश्वकर्मणः स्वर् देवेषु नो दधत्

yad dattaṃ yat parādānaṃ yat pūrtaṃ yāś ca dakṣiṇāḥ tad agnir vaiśvakarmaṇaḥ svar deveṣu no dadhat

What has been given, what has been handed over, what has been fulfilled, and what the priestly gifts are — may Agni Vaiśvakarmaṇa place that for us in heaven among the gods.

AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition

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Our gifts, our charitable grants, our pious works, our fees to priests, May the Omnific's Agni set all this among the Gods in heaven.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.65

यत्र धारा अनपेता मधोर् घृतस्य च याः तद् अग्निर् वैश्वकर्मणः स्वर् देवेषु नो दधत्

yatra dhārā anapetā madhor ghṛtasya ca yāḥ tad agnir vaiśvakarmaṇaḥ svar deveṣu no dadhat

Where the streams are unfailing, those of honey and of ghee — may Agni Vaiśvakarmaṇa place that for us in heaven among the gods.

AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition

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There where all never-failing streams of honey and of butter flow, May Agni, Visvakarman's own, place us in heaven among the Gods.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.66

अग्निर् अस्मि जन्मना जातवेदा घृतं मे चक्षुर् अमृतं म आसन् अर्कस् त्रिधातू रजसो विमानो जस्रो घर्मो हविर् अस्मि नाम

agnir asmi janmanā jātavedā ghṛtaṃ me cakṣur amṛtaṃ ma āsan arkas tridhātū rajaso vimāno jasro gharmo havir asmi nāma

I am Agni, by birth Jātavedas; ghee is my eye, the immortal draught is in my mouth; the threefold arka, the measurer of the mid-space, the unfailing heat — havis is my name.

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

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Agni am who know by birth all creatures. Mine eye is butter, in my mouth is nectar. I am the triple light, the region's meter: exhaustless heat am I, named burnt oblation.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.67

ऋचो नामास्मि यजूꣳषि नामास्मि सामानि नामास्मि ये अग्नयः प्राञ्चजन्या अस्यां पृथिव्याम् अधि तेषाम् असि त्वम् उत्तमः प्र नो जीवतवे सुव

ṛco nāmāsmi yajūṁṣi nāmāsmi sāmāni nāmāsmi ye agnayaḥ prāñcajanyā asyāṃ pṛthivyām adhi teṣām asi tvam uttamaḥ pra no jīvatave suva

I am the ṛcs by name, I am the yajus-formulas by name, I am the sāmans by name. The fires which are born eastward upon this earth — of them thou art the highest: impel (it) forth for us, that we may live.

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

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Praise-verses, sacrificial texts, and chanted hymns am I in name. Thou art the best of all the Fires among the fivefold race of man That burn upon this earth of ours. Speed thou us on to lengthened life.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.68

वार्त्रहत्याय शवसे पृतनाषाह्याय च इन्द्र त्वा वर्तयामसि

vārtrahatyāya śavase pṛtanāṣāhyāya ca indra tvā vartayāmasi

For Vṛtra-slaying might and for the overpowering of armies, Indra, we turn thee (hither).

AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition

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O Indra, for the strength that slays Vritra and conquers in the fight We torn thee hitherward to us.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.69

सहदानुं पुरुहूत क्षियन्तम् अहस्तम् इन्द्र सं पिणक् कुणारुम् अभि वृत्रं वर्धमानं पियारुम् अपादम् इन्द्र तवसा जघन्थ

sahadānuṃ puruhūta kṣiyantam ahastam indra saṃ piṇak kuṇārum abhi vṛtraṃ vardhamānaṃ piyārum apādam indra tavasā jaghantha

Together with Dānu, O much-invoked one, (him) lying handless, Indra, thou didst crush — Kuṇāru; and against Vṛtra, growing great, the reviler, footless, Indra, with thy strength thou didst strike.

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

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Thou, Indra, much-invoked, didst crush to pieces, Kunâru, handless fiend who dwelt with Dânus. Thou with might, Indra, smotest dead the scorner, the footless Vritra as he waxed in vigour.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.70

वि न इन्द्र मृधो जहि नीचा यच्छ पृतन्यतः यो अस्माꣳ अभिदासत्य् अधरं गमया तमः

vi na indra mṛdho jahi nīcā yaccha pṛtanyataḥ yo asmāṁ abhidāsaty adharaṃ gamayā tamaḥ

Slay apart our scorners, Indra; hold down those who make war on us. Whoever would attack us, make him go to the nether darkness.

AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition

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O Indra, beat our foes away, etc. as in VIII. 44.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.71

मृगो न भीमः कुचरो गिरिष्ठाः परावत आ जगन्था परस्याः सृकꣳ सꣳशाय पविम् इन्द्र तिग्मं वि शत्रून् ताढि वि मृधो नुदस्व

mṛgo na bhīmaḥ kucaro giriṣṭhāḥ parāvata ā jaganthā parasyāḥ sṛkaṁ saṁśāya pavim indra tigmaṃ vi śatrūn tāḍhi vi mṛdho nudasva

Fearsome like a wild beast, roaming ill, mountain-dwelling — thou hast come from a far distance. Having sharpened thy spear, thy keen blade, Indra, strike the enemies apart, thrust the scorners away.

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

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Like some dread wild beast roaming on the mountain thou hast approached us from the farthest distance. Whetting thy bolt and thy sharp blade, O Indra, crush thou the foes and scatter those who hate us.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.72

वैश्वानरो न ऊतय आ प्र यातु परावतः अग्निर् नः सुष्टुतीर् उप

vaiśvānaro na ūtaya ā pra yātu parāvataḥ agnir naḥ suṣṭutīr upa

Let Vaiśvānara come forth from afar for our aid, Agni to our good praises.

AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition

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To aid us let Vaisvânara come from the distance far away: Come Agni, to our eulogies!

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.73

पृष्टो दिवि पृष्टो अग्निः पृथिव्यां पृष्टो विश्वा ओषधीर् आ विवेश वैश्वानरः सहसा पृष्टो अग्निः स नो दिवा स रिषस् पातु नक्तम्

pṛṣṭo divi pṛṣṭo agniḥ pṛthivyāṃ pṛṣṭo viśvā oṣadhīr ā viveśa vaiśvānaraḥ sahasā pṛṣṭo agniḥ sa no divā sa riṣas pātu naktam

Sought in heaven, Agni sought on earth, sought he has entered into all the plants; Vaiśvānara, Agni sought with force — let him guard us by day and by night from harm.

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

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Sought in the sky, sought on the earth, sought after, all plants that grow on ground hath Agni entered. May Agni, may Vaisvânara with vigour, sought for, by day and night from harm preserve us.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.74

अश्याम ते कामम् अग्ने तवोती अश्याम रयिꣳ रयिवः सुवीरम् अश्याम वाजम् अभि वाजयन्तो श्याम द्युम्नम् अजराजरं ते

aśyāma te kāmam agne tavotī aśyāma rayiṁ rayivaḥ suvīram aśyāma vājam abhi vājayanto śyāma dyumnam ajarājaraṃ te

May we attain thy desire, Agni, by thy help; may we attain wealth rich in heroes, O wealthy one; may we attain the prize, striving for the prize; may we attain thy splendour, unaging, O unaging one.

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Help its that we may gain this wish, O Agni, gain riches, Wealthy One! with store of heroes. Desiring strength from thee may we be strengthened, and win, Eternal! thine eternal glory.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.75

वयं ते अद्य ररिमा हि कामम् उत्तानहस्ता नमसोपसद्य यजिष्ठेन मनसा यक्षि देवान् अस्रेधता मन्मना विप्रो अग्ने

vayaṃ te adya rarimā hi kāmam uttānahastā namasopasadya yajiṣṭhena manasā yakṣi devān asredhatā manmanā vipro agne

We today have granted thy desire, having approached with upraised hands, with homage. Sacrifice thou to the gods with the most sacrificial mind, with unfailing thought, as an inspired poet, O Agni.

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Approaching with raised hands and adoration, we have this day fulfilled for thee thy longing. Worship the Gods with most devoted spirit as Priest with no unfriendly thought. O Agni.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.76

धामच्छद् अग्निर् इन्द्रो ब्रह्मा देवो बृहस्पतिः सचेतसो विश्वे देवायज्ञं प्रावन्तु नः शुभे

dhāmacchad agnir indro brahmā devo bṛhaspatiḥ sacetaso viśve devāyajñaṃ prāvantu naḥ śubhe

Agni who goes to his abode, Indra, Brahmā, the god Bṛhaspati, the All-Gods of one mind — may they further our sacrifice, for welfare.

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

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Home-hider Agni, Indra, and Brahma, and bright Brihaspati— May the All Gods, one-minded, guard our sacrifice in happy place.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)

VS 18.77

त्वं यविष्ठ दाशुषो न्र् ꣡ ̥̄ꣳः पाहि शृणुधी गिरः रक्षा तोकम् उत त्मना

tvaṃ yaviṣṭha dāśuṣo nr ́ ̥̄ṁḥ pāhi śṛṇudhī giraḥ rakṣā tokam uta tmanā

You, O youngest one, protect the men of the worshipper; hear the songs; guard the offspring and (us) with your own self.

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Guard thou the Sacrificer's men, O Youthfullest, etc., as in XIII. 52.

— tr. Ralph T.H. Griffith (1899)