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Sūkta 9.1 

svā́diṣṭʰayā mádiṣṭʰayā pávasva soma dʰā́rayā |
índrāya pā́tave sutáḥ || 1||



1.  svādiṣṭʰajfsi«√svad madiṣṭʰajfsi«√mad  
    pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū somanmsv«√su dʰārānfsi«√dʰā |
    indraNmsd«√ind pātavev···D··«√pā sutajmsn«√su 



1. In sweetest and most gladdening stream flow pure, O Soma, on thy way,
   Pressed out for Indra, for his drink.



rakṣohā́ viśvácarṣaṇirabʰí yónimáyohatam |
drúṇā sadʰástʰamā́sadat || 2||



2.  (rakṣasnns«√rakṣ-hanjms«√han)nmsn (viśvajms«√viś-carṣaṇijms«√kṛṣ)jmsn  
    abʰip yoninmsa«√yu (ayasnms-hatajms«√han)jmsa |
    drunmsi«√dru (sadʰaa-stʰajms«√stʰā)nnsa āp asadatvp·U·3s«√sad 



2. Fiend-queller, Friend of all men, he hath with the wood attained unto
   His place, his iron-fashioned home.



varivodʰā́tamo bʰava máṃhiṣṭʰo vṛtrahántamaḥ |
párṣi rā́dʰo magʰónām || 3||



3.  (varivasnns«√vṛ-dʰātamajms«√dʰā)jmsn bʰavavp·Ao2s«√bʰū  
    maṃhiṣṭʰajmsn«√maṃh (vṛtraNns«√vṛ-hantamajms«√han)jmsn |
    parṣivp·Ao2s«√pṛ rādʰasnnsa«√rādʰ magʰavannmpg«√maṃh 



3. Be thou best Vrtra-slayer, best granter of bliss, most liberal:
   Promote our wealthy princes' gifts.



abʰyàrṣa mahā́nāṃ devā́nāṃ vītímándʰasā |
abʰí vā́jamutá śrávaḥ || 4||



4.  abʰip arṣavp·Ao2s«√ṛṣ mahajmpg«√mah  
    devanmpg«√div vītinfsa«√vī andʰasnnsi«√andʰ |
    abʰip vājanmsa«√vaj utac śravasnnsa«√śru 



4. Flow onward with thy juice unto the banquet of the Mighty Gods:
   Flow bither for our strength and fame.



tvā́mácʰā carāmasi tádídártʰaṃ divédive |
índo tvé na āśásaḥ || 5||



5.  tvamr2msa acʰāp carāmasivp·A·1p«√car tadr3nsn  
    idc artʰannsn«√artʰ (divanmsl-divanmsl)a |
    induNmsv«√ind tvamr2msl vayamr1mpg āśasnfpn«√aś 



5. O Indu, we draw nigh to thee, with this one object day by day:
   To thee alone our prayers are said



punā́ti te parisrútaṃ sómaṃ sū́ryasya duhitā́ |
vā́reṇa śáśvatā tánā || 6||



6.  punātivp·A·3s«√pū tvamr2msd parisrutajmsa«pari~√sru  
    somanmsa«√su sūryanmsg«√sūr duhitṛnfsn«√duh |
    vāranmsi«√vṛ2 śaśvatjnsi«√śaś tannfsi«√tan 



6. By means of this eternal fleece may Surya's Daughter purify
   Thy Soma that is foaming forth.



támīmáṇvīḥ samaryá ā́ gṛbʰṇánti yóṣaṇo dáśa |
svásāraḥ pā́rye diví || 7||



7.  sasr3msa īmr3msa aṇvījfpn samaryannsl«sam~√rī āp  
    gṛbʰṇantivp·A·3p«√grah yoṣannfpn«√yu daśau |
    svasṛnfpn pāryajmsl«√pṛ dyunmsl 



7. Ten sister maids of slender form seize him within the press and hold
   Him firmly on the final day.



támīṃ hinvantyagrúvo dʰámanti bākuráṃ dṛ́tim |
tridʰā́tu vāraṇáṃ mádʰu || 8||



8.  sasr3msa īmr3msa hinvantivp·A·3p«√hi agrūnfpn«√grū  
    dʰamantivp·A·3p«√dʰam bākuranmsa«√bak dṛtijmsa«√dṝ |
    (triu-dʰātunns«√dʰā)jnsn vāraṇajnsn«√vṛ madʰunnsn«√madʰ 



8. The virgins send him forth: they blow the the skin musician-like and fuse
   The triple foe-repelling meath.



abʰī̀mámágʰnyā utá śrīṇánti dʰenávaḥ śíśum |
sómamíndrāya pā́tave || 9||



9.  abʰip ayamr3msa agʰnyājfpn«a~√han utac  
    śrīṇantivp·A·3p«√śrī dʰenunfpn«√dʰe śiśunmsa«√śū |
    somanmsa«√su indraNmsd«√ind pātavev···D··«√pā 



9. Inviolable milch-kine round about him blend for Indra's drink,
   The fresh young Soma with their milk.



asyédíndro mádeṣvā́ víśvā vṛtrā́ṇi jigʰnate |
śū́ro magʰā́ ca maṃhate || 10||



10. ayamr3msg idc indraNmsn«√ind madanmpl«√mad āp  
     viśvajmpa«√viś vṛtrannpa«√vṛ jigʰnateva·A·3s«√han |
     śūranmsn«√śūr magʰannpa«√maṃh cac maṃhateva·A·3s«√maṃh 



10. In the wild raptures of this draught, Indra slays all the Vrtras: he,
   The Hero, pours his wealth on us.






Sūkta 9.2 

pávasva devavī́ráti pavítraṃ soma ráṃhyā |
índramindo vṛ́ṣā́ viśa || 1||



1.  pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū (devanms«√div-vījms«√vī)jmsn atip  
    pavitrannsa«√pū somaNmsv«√su raṃhinfsi«√raṃh |
    indraNmsa«√ind induNmsv«√ind vṛṣannmsn«√vṛṣ viśavp·Ao2s«√viś 



1. Soma, flow on, inviting Gods, speed to the purifying cloth:
   Pass into Indra, as a Bull.



ā́ vacyasva máhi psáro vṛ́ṣendo dyumnávattamaḥ |
ā́ yóniṃ dʰarṇasíḥ sadaḥ || 2||



2.  āp vacyasvava·Ao2s«√vañc mahijnsn«√mah psarasnnsn«√psā  
    vṛṣannmsn«√vṛṣ induNmsv«√ind dyumnavattamajmsn |
    āp yoninmsa«√yu dʰarṇasijmsn«√dʰṛ sadasvp·AE2s«√sad 



2. As mighty food speed hitherward, Indu, as a most splendid Steer:
   Sit in thy place as one with strength.



ádʰukṣata priyáṃ mádʰu dʰā́rā sutásya vedʰásaḥ |
apó vasiṣṭa sukrátuḥ || 3||



3.  adʰukṣatava·U·3p«√duh priyajnsa«√prī madʰunnsa«√madʰ  
    dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ sutajmsg«√su vedʰasjmpn«√vidʰ |
    apnfpa vasiṣṭava·UE3s«√vas sukratujmsn«su~√kṛ 



3. The well-loved meath was made to flow, the stream of the creative juice
   the Sage drew waters to himself.



mahā́ntaṃ tvā mahī́ránvā́po arṣanti síndʰavaḥ |
yádgóbʰirvāsayiṣyáse || 4||



4.  mahāntajmsa«√mah tvamr2msa mahījfpa«√mah anup  
    apnfpa arṣantivp·A·3p«√ṛṣ sindʰunfpn«√sindʰ |
    yadc gonfpi vāsayiṣyaseva·B·2s«√vas 



4. The mighty waters, yea, the floods accompany thee Mighty One,
   When thou wilt clothe thee with the milk.



samudró apsú māmṛje viṣṭambʰó dʰarúṇo diváḥ |
sómaḥ pavítre asmayúḥ || 5||



5.  samudranmsn«sam~√ud apnfpl māmṛjeva·I·3s«√mṛj  
    viṣṭambʰanmsn«√stambʰ dʰaruṇanmsn«√dʰṛ dyunmsg |
    somanmsn«√su pavitrannsl«√pū (vayamr1mpa-yujms«√yu)jmsn 



5. The lake is brightened in the floods. Soma, our Friend, heaven's prop and stay,
   Falls on the purifying cloth.



ácikradadvṛ́ṣā hárirmahā́nmitró ná darśatáḥ |
sáṃ sū́ryeṇa rocate || 6||



6.  acikradatva·U·3s«√krand vṛṣannmsn«√vṛṣ harijmsn«√hṛ  
    mahatjmsn«√mah mitranmsn«√mitʰ nac darśatajmsn«√dṛś |
    samp sūryanmsi«√sūr rocateva·A·3s«√ruc 



6. The tawny Bull hath bellowed, fair as mighty Mitra to behold:
   He shines together with the Sun.



gírasta inda ójasā marmṛjyánte apasyúvaḥ |
yā́bʰirmádāya śúmbʰase || 7||



7.  girnfpa«√gṝ tvamr2msd induNmsv«√ind ojasnnsi«√uj  
    marmṛjyanteva·A·3p«√mṛj (apasnns-yujms«√yu)nmpn |
    yār3fpi madanmsd«√mad śumbʰasevp·A·2s«√śubʰ 



7. Songs, Indu, active in their might are beautified for thee, wherewith
   Thou deckest thee for our delight.



táṃ tvā mádāya gʰṛ́ṣvaya u lokakṛtnúmīmahe |
táva práśastayo mahī́ḥ || 8||



8.  sasr3msa tvamr2msa madanmsd«√mad gʰṛṣvijmsd«√hṛṣ  
    (ulokanms«√lok-kṛtnujms«√kṛ)jmsa īmahevp·A·1p«√i |
    tvamr2msg praśastijfpn«pra~√śaṃs mahīnfpn«√mah 



8. To thee who givest ample room we pray, to win the joyous draught:
   Great are the praise due to thee.



asmábʰyamindavindrayúrmádʰvaḥ pavasva dʰā́rayā |
parjányo vṛṣṭimā́m̐ iva || 9||



9.  vayamr1mpd induNmsv«√ind (indraNms«√ind-yujms«√yu)jmsn  
    madʰunnsg«√madʰ pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ |
    parjanyanmsn«√pṛc vṛṣṭimantjmsn«√vṛṣ ivac 



9. Indu as, Indra's Friend, on us pour with a stream of sweetness, like
   Parjanya sender of the rain.



goṣā́ indo nṛṣā́ asyaśvasā́ vājasā́ utá |
ātmā́ yajñásya pūrvyáḥ || 10||



10. (gonfs-sanjms«√san)jmsn induNmsv«√ind (nṛnms-sanjms«√san)jmsn asivp·A·2s«√as  
     (aśvanms«√aś-sanjms«√san)jmsn (vājanms«√vāj-sanjms«√san)jmsn utac |
     ātmannmsn«√an yajñanmsg«√yaj pūrvyajmsn«√pṝ 



10. Winner of kine, Indu, art thou, winner of heroes, steeds, and strength
   Primeval Soul of sacrifice.






Sūkta 9.3 

eṣá devó ámartyaḥ parṇavī́riva dīyati |
abʰí dróṇānyāsádam || 1||



1.  eṣasr3msn devanmsn«√div amartyajmsn«a~√mṛ  
    (parṇanns«√pṛ-vījms«√vī)jmsn ivac dīyativp·A·3s«√dā |
    abʰip droṇannpa«√dru āsadamv···D··«ā~√sad 



1. HERE present this Immortal God flies, like a bird upon her wings,
   To settle in the vats of wood.



eṣá devó vipā́ kṛtó'ti hvárāṃsi dʰāvati |
pávamāno ádābʰyaḥ || 2||



2.  eṣasr3msn devanmsn«√div vipnfsi«√vip kṛtajmsn«√kṛ  
    atip hvarasnnpa«√hvṛ dʰāvativp·A·3s«√dʰāv |
    pavamānanmsn«√pū adābʰyajmsn«a~√dabʰ 



2. This God, made ready with the hymn, runs swiftly through the winding ways,
   Inviolable as he flows.



eṣá devó vipanyúbʰiḥ pávamāna ṛtāyúbʰiḥ |
hárirvā́jāya mṛjyate || 3||



3.  eṣasr3msn devanmsn«√div vipanyujmpi«√vip  
    pavamānanmsn«√pū (ṛtanns«√ṛ-yujms«√yu)jmpi |
    harijmsn«√hṛ vājanmsd«√vāj mṛjyatevp·A·3s«√mṛj 



3. This God while flowing is adorned, like a bay steed for war, by men
   Devout and skilled in holy songs.



eṣá víśvāni vā́ryā śū́ro yánniva sátvabʰiḥ |
pávamānaḥ siṣāsati || 4||



4.  eṣasr3msn viśvajnpa«√viś vāryannpa«√vṛ2  
    śūranmsn«√śūr yanttp·Amsn«√i ivac satvanjmpi«√as |
    pavamānanmsn«√pū siṣāsativp·A·3s«√san 



4. He, like a warrior going forth with heroes, as he flows along
   Is fain to win all precious boons.



eṣá devó ratʰaryati pávamāno daśasyati |
āvíṣkṛṇoti vagvanúm || 5||



5.  eṣasr3msn devanmsn«√div ratʰaryativp·A·3s«√ṛ  
    pavamānanmsn«√pū daśasyativp·A·3s«√daś |
    āvisa«ā~√vid kṛṇotivp·A·3s«√kṛ vagvanunnsa«√vac 



5. This God, as he is flowing on, speeds like a car and gives his gifts:
   He lets his voice be heard of all



eṣá víprairabʰíṣṭuto'pó devó ví gāhate |
dádʰadrátnāni dāśúṣe || 6||



6.  eṣasr3msn viprajmpi«√vip abʰiṣṭutajmsn«abʰi~√stu  
    apnfpa devanmsn«√div vip gāhateva·A·3s«√gāh |
    dadʰattp·Amsn«√dʰā ratnannpa«√rā dāśvaṅstp·Imsd«√dāś 



6. Praised by the sacred bards, this God dives into waters, and bestows
   Rich gifts upon the worshipper.



eṣá dívaṃ ví dʰāvati tiró rájāṃsi dʰā́rayā |
pávamānaḥ kánikradat || 7||



7.  eṣasr3msn dyunmsa vip dʰāvativp·A·3s«√dʰāv  
    tirasa«√tṝ rajasnnpa«√raj dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ |
    pavamānanmsn«√pū kanikradattp·Amsn«√krand 



7. Away he rushes with his stream, across the regions, into heaven,
   And roars as he is flowing on.



eṣá dívaṃ vyā́sarattiró rájāṃsyáspṛtaḥ |
pávamānaḥ svadʰvaráḥ || 8||



8.  eṣasr3msn dyunmsa vip āp asaratvp·Aa3s«√sṛ  
    tirasa«√tṝ rajasnnpa«√raj aspṛtanmsn«a~√spṛ |
    pavamānanmsn«√pū svadʰvarajmsn 



8. While flowing, meet for sacrifice, he hath gone up to heaven across
   The regions, irresistible.



eṣá pratnéna jánmanā devó devébʰyaḥ sutáḥ |
háriḥ pavítre arṣati || 9||



9.  eṣasr3msn pratnajmsi janmannmsi«√jan  
    devanmsn«√div devanmpd«√div sutajmsn«√su |
    harijmsn«√hṛ pavitrannsl«√pū arṣativp·A·3s«√ṛṣ 



9. After the way of ancient time, this God, pressed out for Deities,
   Flows tawny to the straining-cloth.



eṣá u syá puruvrató jajñānó janáyanníṣaḥ |
dʰā́rayā pavate sutáḥ || 10||



10. eṣasr3msn uc syar3msn (purujms«√pṝ-vratanns«√vṛ2)jmsn  
     jajñānatp·Imsn«√jan janayanttp·Amsn«√jan iṣnfpa«√iṣ |
     dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ pavateva·A·3s«√pū sutajmsn«√su 



10. This Lord of many Holy Laws, even at his birth engendering strength,
   Effused, flows onward in a stream.






Sūkta 9.4 

sánā ca soma jéṣi ca pávamāna máhi śrávaḥ |
átʰā no vásyasaskṛdʰi || 1||



1.  sanāvp·Ao2s«√san cac somaNmsv«√su jeṣivp·A·2s«√ji cac  
    pavamānaNmsv«√pū mahijnsa«√mah śravasnnsa«√śru |
    atʰāa vayamr1mpa vasyasjmpa«√vas kṛdʰivp·Ao2s«√kṛ 



1. O Soma flowing on thy way, win thou and conquer high renown;
   And make us better than we are.



sánā jyótiḥ sánā svàrvíśvā ca soma saúbʰagā |
átʰā no vásyasaskṛdʰi || 2||



2.  sanāvp·Ao2s«√san jyotisnnsa«√jyot sanāvp·Ao2s«√san svarnnsa  
    viśvajnpa«√viś cac somaNmsv«√su saubʰagannpa«su~√bʰaj |
    atʰāa vayamr1mpa vasyasjmpa kṛdʰivp·Ao2s«√kṛ 



2. Win thou the light, win heavenly light, and, Soma, all felicities;
   And make us better than we are.



sánā dákṣamutá krátumápa soma mṛ́dʰo jahi |
átʰā no vásyasaskṛdʰi || 3||



3.  sanāvp·Ao2s«√san dakṣanmsa«√dakṣ utac kratunmsa«√kṛ  
    apap somaNmsv«√su mṛdʰasnfpa«√mṛdʰ jahivp·Ao2s«√han |
    atʰāa vayamr1mpa vasyasjmpa«√vas kṛdʰivp·Ao2s«√kṛ 



3. Win skilful strength and mental power. O Soma, drive away our foes;
   And make us better than we are.



pávītāraḥ punītána sómamíndrāya pā́tave |
átʰā no vásyasaskṛdʰi || 4||



4.  pavītṛnmpv«√pū punītanavp·Ao2p«√pū  
    somanmsa«√su indraNmsd«√ind pātaveva·A·3s«√pā |
    atʰāa vayamr1mpa vasyasjmpa«√vas kṛdʰivp·Ao2s«√kṛ 



4. Ye purifiers, purify Soma for Indra, for his drink:
   Make thou us better than we are.



tváṃ sū́rye na ā́ bʰaja táva krátvā távotíbʰiḥ |
átʰā no vásyasaskṛdʰi || 5||



5.  tvamr2msn sūryanmsl«√sū vayamr1mpd āp bʰajavp·Ao2s«√bʰaj  
    tvamr2msg kratunmsi«√kṛ tvamr2msg ūtinfpi«√av |
    atʰāa vayamr1mpa vasyasjmpa«√vas kṛdʰivp·Ao2s«√kṛ 



5. Give us our portion in the Sun through thine own mental power and aids;
   And make us better than we are.



táva krátvā távotíbʰirjyókpaśyema sū́ryam |
átʰā no vásyasaskṛdʰi || 6||



6.  tvamr2msg kratunmsi«√kṛ tvamr2msg ūtinfpi«√av  
    jyoka paśyemavp·Ai1p«√paś sūryanmsa«√sūr |
    atʰāa vayamr1mpa vasyasjmpa«√vas kṛdʰivp·Ao2s«√kṛ 



6. Through thine own mental power and aid long may we look upon the Sun;
   Make thou us better than we are.



abʰyàrṣa svāyudʰa sóma dvibárhasaṃ rayím |
átʰā no vásyasaskṛdʰi || 7||



7.  abʰip arṣavp·Ao2s«√ṛṣ svāyudʰajmsv«su-ā~√yudʰ ​
    somaNmsv«√su (dviu-barhasnns)jmsa rayinmsa«√rā |
    atʰāa vayamr1mpa vasyasjmpa«√vas kṛdʰivp·Ao2s«√kṛ 



7. Well-weaponed Soma, pour to us a stream of riches doubly great;
   And make us better than we are.



abʰyàrṣā́napacyuto rayíṃ samátsu sāsahíḥ |
átʰā no vásyasaskṛdʰi || 8||



8.  abʰip arṣavp·Ao2s«√ṛṣ anapacyutajmsn«a-apa~√cyu ​
    rayinmsa«√rā samadnfpl«sa~√mad sāsahijmsn«√sah |
    atʰāa vayamr1mpa vasyasjmpa«√vas kṛdʰivp·Ao2s«√kṛ 



8. As one victorious unsubdued in battle pour forth wealth to us;
   And make us better than we are.



tvā́ṃ yajñaíravīvṛdʰanpávamāna vídʰarmaṇi |
átʰā no vásyasaskṛdʰi || 9||



9.  tvamr2msa yajñanmpi«√yaj avīvṛdʰanva·U·3p«√vṛdʰ  
    pavamānanmsv«√pū vidʰarmannmsl«vi~√dʰṛ |
    atʰāa vayamr1mpa vasyasjmpa«√vas kṛdʰivp·Ao2s«√kṛ 



9. By worship, Pavamana! men have strengthened thee to prop the Law:
   Make thou us better than we are.



rayíṃ naścitrámaśvínamíndo viśvā́yumā́ bʰara |
átʰā no vásyasaskṛdʰi || 10||



10. rayinmsa«√rā vayamr1mpa citrama«√cit aśvinjmsa«√aś  
     indunmsv«√ind (viśvajns«√viś-āyujns«√i)nnsa āp bʰaravp·Ao2s«√bʰṛ |
     atʰāa vayamr1mpa vasyasjmpa«√vas kṛdʰivp·Ao2s«√kṛ 



10. O Indu, bring us wealth in steeds, manifold. quickening all life;
   And mate us better than we are.






Sūkta 9.5 

sámiddʰo viśvátaspátiḥ pávamāno ví rājati |
prīṇánvṛ́ṣā kánikradat || 1||



1.  samiddʰajmsn«sam~√indʰ viśvatasa«√viś patinmsn«√pā2  
    pavamānanmsn«√pū vip rājativp·A·3s«√rāj |
    prīṇantjmsn«√prī vṛṣannmsn«√vṛṣ kanikradattp·Amsn«√krand 



1. ENKINDLED, Pavamana, Lord, sends forth his light on, every side
   In friendly show, the bellowing Bull.



tánūnápātpávamānaḥ śṛ́ṅge śíśāno arṣati |
antárikṣeṇa rā́rajat || 2||



2.  (tanūjms«√tan-napātnms«√nap?)nmsn pavamānanmsn«√pū  
    śṛṅgannsl«√śṛṅ? śiśānata·Amsn«√śi arṣativp·A·3s«√ṛṣ |
    (antara-īkṣajms«√īkṣ)nnsi rārajattp·Amsn«√rāj 



2. He, Pavamana, Self-produced, speeds onward sharpening his horns:
   He glitters through the firmament.



īḷényaḥ pávamāno rayírví rājati dyumā́n |
mádʰordʰā́rābʰirójasā || 3||



3.  īḷenyajmsn«√īḷ pavamānanmsn«√pū  
    rayinmsn«√rā vip rājativp·A·3s«√rāj dyumatjmsn«√dyut |
    madʰunnsg«√madʰ dʰārānfpi«√dʰṛ ojasnnsi«√vaj 



3. Brilliant like wealth, adorable, with splendour Pavamana shines,
   Mightily with the streams of meath.



barhíḥ prācī́namójasā pávamāna stṛṇánháriḥ |
devéṣu devá īyate || 4||



4.  barhisnnsa«√barh prācīnama«pra~√añc ojasnnsi«√vaj  
    pavamānanmsv«√pū stṛṇanttp·Amsn«√stṛ harijmsn«√hṛ |
    devanmpl«√div devanmsn«√div īyatevp·A·3s«√i 



4. The tawny Pavamana, who strews from of old the grass with might,
   Is worshipped, God amid the Gods.



údā́tairjihate bṛháddvā́ro devī́rhiraṇyáyīḥ |
pávamānena súṣṭutāḥ || 5||



5.  udp ātanmpi«ā~√tan jihateva·A·3s«√hā bṛhata«√bṛh  
    dvārnfpa«√dvṛ devījfpa«√div hiraṇyayījfpa«√hṛ |
    pavamānanmsi«√pū suṣṭutajfpa«su~√stu 



5. The golden, the Celestial Doors are lifted with their frames on high,
   By Pavamana glorified.



suśilpé bṛhatī́ mahī́ pávamāno vṛṣaṇyati |
náktoṣā́sā ná darśaté || 6||



6.  suśilpajnda bṛhatjnda«√bṛh mahjnda«√mah  
    pavamānanmsn«√pū vṛṣaṇyativp·A·3s«√vṛṣ |
    (naktanns-uṣasnfs«√vas2)nnda nac darśatajnda«√dṛś 



6. With passion Pavamana longs for the great lofty pair, well-formed
   Like beauteous maidens, Night and Dawn



ubʰā́ devā́ nṛcákṣasā hótārā daívyā huve |
pávamāna índro vṛ́ṣā || 7||



7.  ubʰajmda devanmda«√div (nṛnms-cakṣasnns«√cakṣ)jmda  
    hotṛnmda«√hu daivyajmda«√div huvevp·A·1s«√hve |
    pavamānanmsn«√pū indraNmsn«√ind vṛṣannmsn«√vṛṣ 



7. Both Gods who look on men I call, Celestial Heralds: Indra's Self
   Is Pavamana, yea, the Bull.



bʰā́ratī pávamānasya sárasvatī́ḷā mahī́ |
imáṃ no yajñámā́ gamantisró devī́ḥ supéśasaḥ || 8||



8.  bʰāratīNfsn«√bʰṛ pavamānanmsg«√pū  
    sarasvatīNfsn«sa~√ras īḷāNfsn«√īḷ mahījfsn«√mah |
    ayamr3msa vayamr1mpg yajñanmsa«√yaj āp gamanva·AE3p«√gam  
    triu devīnfpn«√div supeśasjfpn«su~√piś 



8. This, Pavamana's sacrifice, shall the three beauteous Goddesses,
   Sarasvati and Bharati and Ila, Mighty One, attend.



tváṣṭāramagrajā́ṃ gopā́ṃ puroyā́vānamā́ huve |
índuríndro vṛ́ṣā háriḥ pávamānaḥ prajā́patiḥ || 9||



9.  tvaṣṭṛNmsa«√tvakṣ (agranns«√aṅg-janjms«√jan)jmsa (gonfs-pājms«√pā2)nmsa  
    (purasa«√pṝ-yāvanjms«√yā)jmsa āp huvevp·A·1s«√hve |
    induNmsn«√ind indraNmsn«√ind vṛṣannmsn«√vṛṣ harijmsn«√hṛ  
    pavamānanmsn«√pū (prajānfs«pra~√jan-patinms«√pā)Nmsn 



9. I summon Tvastar hither, our protector, champion, earliest-born,
   Indu is Indra, tawny Steer; Pavamana is Prajapati.



vánaspátiṃ pavamāna mádʰvā sámaṅgdʰi dʰā́rayā |
sahásravalśaṃ háritaṃ bʰrā́jamānaṃ hiraṇyáyam || 10||



10. (vanasnns«√van-patinms«√pā2)nmsa pavamānanmsv«√pū  
     madʰujfsi«√madʰ samp aṅgdʰivp·Ao2s«√añj dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ |
     (sahasrau-valśanms)jmsa haritajmsa«√hṛ  
     bʰrājamānata·Amsa«√bʰrāj hiraṇyayajmsa«√hṛ 



10. O Pavamana, with the meath in streams anoint Vanaspati,
   The ever-green, the golden-hued, refulgent, with a thousand boughs.



víśve devāḥ svā́hākṛtiṃ pávamānasyā́ gata |
vāyúrbṛ́haspátiḥ sū́ryo'gníríndraḥ sajóṣasaḥ || 11||



11. viśvajmpn«√viś devanmpn«√div (svāhānfs«su~√ah-kṛtinfs«√kṛ)nfsa  
     pavamānanmsg«√pū āp gatavp·Ao3p«√gam |
     vāyuNmsn«√vā (bṛhnfsg«√bṛh-patinms«√pā2)Nmsn sūryaNmsn«√sūr  
     agniNmsn«√aṅg indraNmsn«√ind sajoṣasjmpn«sa~√juṣ 



11. Come to the consecrating rite of Pavamana, all ye Gods,-
   Vayu, Surya, Brhaspati, Indra, and Agni, in accord.






Sūkta 9.6 

mandráyā soma dʰā́rayā vṛ́ṣā pavasva devayúḥ |
ávyo vā́reṣvasmayúḥ || 1||



1.  mandrajfsi«√mand somanmsv«√su dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ  
    vṛṣannmsn«√vṛṣ pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū (devanms«√div-yujms«√yu)jmsn |
    avinmsg vārannpl«√vṛ2 (vayamr1mpa-yujms«√yu)jmsn 



1. SOMA, flow on with pleasant stream, a Bull devoted to the Gods,
   Our Friend, unto the woollen sieve.



abʰí tyáṃ mádyaṃ mádamíndavíndra íti kṣara |
abʰí vājíno árvataḥ || 2||



2.  abʰip tyamr3msa madyajmsa«√mad madanmsa«√mad  
    indunmsv«√ind indraNmsn«√ind itia kṣaravp·Ao2s«√kṣar |
    abʰip vājinnmpa«√vāj arvatnmpa«√ṛ 



2. Pour hitherward, as Indra's Self, Indu, that gladdening stream of thine,
   And send us coursers full of strength.



abʰí tyáṃ pūrvyáṃ mádaṃ suvānó arṣa pavítra ā́ |
abʰí vā́jamutá śrávaḥ || 3||



3.  abʰip tyamr3msa pūrvyajmsa«√pṝ madanmsa«√mad  
    suvānata·Amsn«√su arṣavp·Ao2s«√ṛṣ pavitrannsl«√pū āp |
    abʰip vājanmsa«√vāj utac śravasnnsa«√śru 



3. Flow to the filter hitherward, pouring that ancient gladdening juice,
   Streaming forth power and high renown.



ánu drapsā́sa índava ā́po ná pravátāsaran |
punānā́ índramāśata || 4||



4.  anup drapsanmpn indunmpn«√ind  
    apnfpn nac pravatnfsi asaranvp·Aa3p«√sṛ |
    punānajmpn«√pū indraNmsa«√ind āśatava·A·3p«√āś 



4. Hither the sparkling drops have flowed, like waters down a steep descent
   They have reached Indra purified.



yámátyamiva vājínaṃ mṛjánti yóṣaṇo dáśa |
váne krī́ḷantamátyavim || 5||



5.  yasr3msa atyanmsa«√at? ivac vājinnmsa«√vāj  
    mṛjantivp·A·3p«√mṛj yoṣannfpn«√yu daśau |
    vanannsl«√van krīḷanttp·Amsa«√krīḷ atyavijmsa 



5. Whom, having passed the filter, ten dames cleanse, as 'twere a vigorous steed,
   While he disports him in the wood,-



táṃ góbʰirvṛ́ṣaṇaṃ rásaṃ mádāya devávītaye |
sutáṃ bʰárāya sáṃ sṛja || 6||



6.  sasr3msa gonfpi vṛṣaṇajmsa«√vṛṣ rasanmsa«√ras  
    madanmsd«√mad (devanms«√div-vītinfs«√vī)nfsd |
    sutajmsa«√su bʰaranmsd«√bʰṛ samp sṛjavp·Ao2s«√sṛj 



6. The steer-strong juice with milk pour forth, for feast and service of the Gods,
   To him who bears away the draught.



devó devā́ya dʰā́rayéndrāya pavate sutáḥ |
páyo yádasya pīpáyat || 7||



7.  devanmsn«√div devanmsd«√div dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ  
    indraNmsd«√ind pavateva·A·3s«√pū sutajmsn«√su |
    payasnnsn«√pī yadc ayamr3msg pīpayatvp·Ae3s«√pī 



7. Effused, the God flows onward with his stream to Indra, to the God,
   So that his milk may strengthen him.



ātmā́ yajñásya ráṃhyā suṣvāṇáḥ pavate sutáḥ |
pratnáṃ ní pāti kā́vyam || 8||



8.  ātmannmsn«√an yajñanmsg«√yaj raṃhinfsi«√raṃh  
    suṣvāṇata·Amsn«√su pavateva·A·3s«√pū sutajmsn«√su |
    pratnajmsa nip pātivp·A·3s«√pā2 kāvyannsa«√kū 



8. Soul of the sacrifice, the juice effused flows quickly on: he keeps
   His ancient wisdom of a Sage.



evā́ punāná indrayúrmádaṃ madiṣṭʰa vītáye |
gúhā ciddadʰiṣe gíraḥ || 9||



9.  evac punānajmsn«√pū (indraNms«√ind-yujms«√yu)jmsn  
    madanmsa«√mad madiṣṭʰajmsv«√mad vītinfsd«√vī |
    guhānfsl«√guh cidc dadʰiṣeva·I·2s«√dʰā girnfpa«√gṝ 



9. So pouring forth, as Indra's Friend, strong drink, best Gladdener! for the feast,
   Thou, even in secret, storest hymns.






Sūkta 9.7 

ásṛgramíndavaḥ patʰā́ dʰármannṛtásya suśríyaḥ |
vidānā́ asya yójanam || 1||



1.  asṛgramvp·U·3p«√sṛj indunmpn«√ind patʰinnmsi«√pantʰ  
    dʰarmannnsl«√dʰṛ ṛtannsg«√ṛ suśrījmpn«su~√śrī |
    vidānata·Ampn«√vid ayamr3msg yojanannsa«√yuj 



1. FORTH on their way the glorious drops have flowed for maintenance of Law,
   Knowing this sacrifice's course.



prá dʰā́rā mádʰvo agriyó mahī́rapó ví gāhate |
havírhavíṣṣu vándyaḥ || 2||



2.  prap dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ madʰunnsg«√madʰ agriyanmsn«√aṅg  
    mahījfpa«√mah apnfpa vip gāhateva·A·3s«√gāh |
    havisnnsn«√hu havisnnpl«√hu vandyajmsn«√vand 



2. Down in the mighty waters sinks the stream of meath, most excellent,
   Oblation best of all in worth.



prá yujó vācó agriyó vṛ́ṣā́va cakradadváne |
sádmābʰí satyó adʰvaráḥ || 3||



3.  prap yujnmsb«√yuj vācnfsg«√vac agriyanmsn«√aṅg  
    vṛṣannmsn«√vṛṣ avap cakradatvp·U·3s«√krand vanannsl«√van |
    sadmannnsa«√sad abʰip satyajmsn«√as adʰvaranmsn 



3. About the holy place, the Steer true, guileless, noblest, hath sent forth
   Continuous voices in the wood.



pári yátkā́vyā kavírnṛmṇā́ vásāno árṣati |
svàrvājī́ siṣāsati || 4||



4.  parip yadc kāvijmsi«√kū kavinmsn«√kū  
    (nṛnms-mnanfs«√man)nnpa vasānata·Amsn«√vas arṣativp·A·3s«√ṛṣ |
    svarnnsa«√svar vājinnmsn«√vāj siṣāsativp·A·3s«√san 



4. When, clothed in manly strength, the Sage flows in celestial wisdom round,
   The Strong would win the light of heaven.



pávamāno abʰí spṛ́dʰo víśo rā́jeva sīdati |
yádīmṛṇvánti vedʰásaḥ || 5||



5.  pavamānanmsn«√pū abʰip spṛdʰnfpa«√spardʰ  
    viśnfsg«√viś rājannmsn«√rāj ivac sīdativp·A·3s«√sad |
    yadc īmr3msa ṛṇvantivp·A·3p«√ṛ vedʰasjmpn«√vidʰ 



5. When purified, he sits as King above the hosts, among his folk,
   What time the sages bring him nigh.



ávyo vā́re pári priyó hárirváneṣu sīdati |
rebʰó vanuṣyate matī́ || 6||



6.  avinmsg vāranmsl«√vṛ2 parip priyajmsn«√prī  
    harijmsn«√hṛ vanannpl«√van sīdativp·A·3s«√sad |
    rebʰajmsn«√ribʰ vanuṣyateva·A·3s«√van matinfsi«√man 



6. Dear, golden-coloured, in the fleece he sinks and settles in the wood:
   The Singer shows his zeal in hymns.



sá vāyúmíndramaśvínā sākáṃ mádena gacʰati |
ráṇā yó asya dʰármabʰiḥ || 7||



7.  sasr3msn vāyuNmsa«√vā indraNmsa«√ind aśvinNmda«√aś  
    sākama«sa~√añc madanmsi«√mad gacʰativp·A·3s«√gam |
    raṇanmsi«√raṇ yasr3msn ayamr3msg dʰarmannnpi«√dʰṛ 



7. He goes to Indra, Vayu, to the Asvins, as his custom is,
   With gladdening juice which gives them joy.



ā́ mitrā́váruṇā bʰágaṃ mádʰvaḥ pavanta ūrmáyaḥ |
vidānā́ asya śákmabʰiḥ || 8||



8.  āp (mitraNmda«√mitʰ-varuṇaNmda«√vṛ)Nmda bʰagaNmsa«√bʰaj  
    madʰunnsg«√madʰ pavantevp·A·3p«√pū ūrminmpn«√ṛ |
    vidānajmpn«√vid ayamr3msg śakmannnpi«√śak 



8. The streams of pleasant Soma flow to Bhaga, Mitra-Varuna,-
   Well-knowing through his mighty powers.



asmábʰyaṃ rodasī rayíṃ mádʰvo vā́jasya sātáye |
śrávo vásūni sáṃ jitam || 9||



9.  vayamr1mpd rodasnndv rayinmsa«√rā  
    madʰunnsg«√madʰ vājanmsg«√vāj sātinfsi«√san |
    śravasnnsa«√śru vasunnpa«√vas samp jitamvp·Ao2d«√ji 



9. Heaven and Earth, riches of meath to win us wealth:
   Gain for us treasures and renown.






Sūkta 9.8 

eté sómā abʰí priyámíndrasya kā́mamakṣaran |
várdʰanto asya vīryàm || 1||



1.  etasr3mpn somanmpn«√su abʰip priyajmsa«√prī  
    indraNmsg«√ind kāmanmsa«√kam akṣaranvp·U·3p«√kṣar |
    vardʰanttp·Ampn«√vṛdʰ ayamr3msg vīryannsa«√vīr 



1. OBEYING Indra's dear desire these Soma juices have flowed forth,
   Increasing his heroic might.



punānā́saścamūṣádo gácʰanto vāyúmaśvínā |
té no dʰāntu suvī́ryam || 2||



2.  punānajmpn«√pū (camūnfs-sadjms«√sad)jmpn  
    gacʰanttp·Ampn«√gam vāyuNmsa«√vā aśvinNmda«√aś |
    sasr3mpn vayamr1mpd dʰāntuvp·Ao3p«√dʰā suvīryannsa«su~√vīr 



2. Laid in the bowl, pure-flowing on to Vayu and the Asvins, may
   These give us great heroic strength.



índrasya soma rā́dʰase punānó hā́rdi codaya |
ṛtásya yónimāsádam || 3||



3.  indraNmsg«√ind somaNmsv«√su rādʰasnnsd«√rādʰ  
    punānajmsn«√pū hārdinnsa«√hṛ codayavp·Ao2s«√cud |
    ṛtannsg«√ṛ yoninmsa«√yu āsadamv···D··«ā~√sad 



3. Soma, as thou art purified, incite to bounty Indra's heart,
   To sit in place of sacrifice.



mṛjánti tvā dáśa kṣípo hinvánti saptá dʰītáyaḥ |
ánu víprā amādiṣuḥ || 4||



4.  mṛjantivp·A·3p«√mṛj tvamr2msa daśau kṣipnfpn«√kṣip  
    hinvantivp·A·3p«√hi saptau dʰītinfpn«√dʰī |
    anup vipranmpn«√vip amādiṣurvp·U·3p«√mad 



4. The ten swift fingers deck thee forth, seven ministers impel thee on:
   The sages have rejoiced in thee.



devébʰyastvā mádāya káṃ sṛjānámáti meṣyàḥ |
sáṃ góbʰirvāsayāmasi || 5||



5.  devanmpd«√div tvamr2msa madanmsd«√mad kasr3msa  
    sṛjānata·Amsn«√sṛj atip meṣīnfpa«√miṣ |
    samp gonfpi vāsayāmasivp·A·1p«√vas 



5. When through the filter thou art poured, we clothe thee with a robe of milk
   To be a gladdening draught for Gods.



punānáḥ kaláśeṣvā́ vástrāṇyaruṣó háriḥ |
pári gávyānyavyata || 6||



6.  punānajmsn«√pū kalaśanmpl«√kal? āp  
    vastrannpa«√vas aruṣajmsn«√ruṣ harijmsn«√hṛ |
    parip gavyajnpa avyatava·U·3s«√vye 



6. When purified within the jars, Soma, bright red and golden-hued,
   Hath clothed him with a robe of milk.



magʰóna ā́ pavasva no jahí víśvā ápa dvíṣaḥ |
índo sákʰāyamā́ viśa || 7||



7.  magʰavanjmpa«√maṃh āp pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū vayamr1mpd  
    jahivp·Ao2s«√han viśvajfpa«√viś apap dviṣnfpa«√dviṣ |
    indunmsv«√ind sakʰinmsa«√sac āp viśavp·Ao2s«√viś 



7. Flow on to us and make us rich. Drive all our enemies away.
   O Indu, flow into thy Friend.



vṛṣṭíṃ diváḥ pári srava dyumnáṃ pṛtʰivyā́ ádʰi |
sáho naḥ soma pṛtsú dʰāḥ || 8||



8.  vṛṣṭinfsa«√vṛṣ dyunmsb parip sravavp·Ao2s«√sru  
    dyumnannsa pṛtʰivīnfsb«√pṛtʰ adʰip |
    sahasnnsa«√sah vayamr1mpd somanmsv«√su pṛtnfpl«√pṛc dʰāsvp·UE2s«√dʰā 



8. Send down the rain from heaven, a stream of opulence from earth. Give us,
   O Soma, victory in war.



nṛcákṣasaṃ tvā vayámíndrapītaṃ svarvídam |
bʰakṣīmáhi prajā́míṣam || 9||



9.  (nṛnms-cakṣasnns«√cakṣ)nmsa tvamr2msa vayamr1mpn  
    (indraNms«√ind-pītajms«√pā)jmsa (svarnns-vidjms«√vid)jmsa |
    bʰakṣīmahiva·Ai1p«√bʰakṣ prajānfsa«pra~√jan iṣnfsa«√iṣ 



9. May we obtain thee, Indra's drink, who viewest men and findest light,
   Gain thee, and progeny and food.






Sūkta 9.9 

pári priyā́ diváḥ kavírváyāṃsi naptyòrhitáḥ |
suvānó yāti kavíkratuḥ || 1||



1.  parip priyajnpa«√prī dyunmsg kavinmsn«√kū  
    vayasnnpa«√vī naptīnfdl«√nap? hitajmsn«√dʰā |
    suvānata·Amsn«√su yātivp·A·3s«√yā (kavinms«√kū-kratunms«√kṛ)jmsn 



1. THE Sage of Heaven whose heart is wise, when laid between both hands and pressed,
   Sends us delightful powers of life.



prápra kṣáyāya pányase jánāya júṣṭo adrúhe |
vītyàrṣa cániṣṭʰayā || 2||



2.  prap kṣayanmsd«√kṣi2 panyasjmsd«√pan  
    jananmsd«√jan juṣṭajmsn«√juṣ adruhjmsd«a~√druh |
    vītinfsi«√vī arṣavp·Ao2s«√ṛṣ caniṣṭʰanfsi«√can 



2. On, onward to a glorious home; dear to the people void of guile,
   With excellent enjoyment, flow.



sá sūnúrmātárā śúcirjātó jāté arocayat |
mahā́nmahī́ ṛtāvṛ́dʰā || 3||



3.  sasr3msn sūnunmsn«√sū mātṛnfda«√mā śucijmsn«√śuc  
    jātajmsn«√jan jātajfda«√jan arocayatvp·Aa3s«√ruc |
    mahatjmsn«√mah mahījfda«√mah (ṛtanns«√ṛ-āvṛdʰjfs«ā~√vṛdʰ)jfda 



3. He, the bright Son, when born illumed his Parents who had sprung to life,
   Great Son great Strengtheners of Law.



sá saptá dʰītíbʰirhitó nadyò ajinvadadrúhaḥ |
yā́ ékamákṣi vāvṛdʰúḥ || 4||



4.  sasr3msn saptau dʰītinfpi«√dʰī hitajmsn«√hi  
    nadīnfpa«√nad ajinvadvp·Aa3s«√jinv adruhjfpa«a~√druh |
    yār3fpn ekau akṣinnsa vāvṛdʰurvp·I·3p«√vṛdʰ 



4. Urged by the seven devotions he hath stirred the guileless rivers which
   Have magnified the Single Eye.



tā́ abʰí sántamástṛtaṃ mahé yúvānamā́ dadʰuḥ |
índumindra táva vraté || 5||



5.  tār3fpn abʰip santtp·Amsa«√as astṛtajmsa«a~√stṛ  
    mahev···D··«√mah yuvanjmsa«√yu āp dadʰurva·I·3p«√dʰā |
    indunmsa«√ind indraNmsv«√ind tvamr2msg vratannsl«√vṛ2 



5. These helped to might the Youthful One, high over all, invincible,
   Even Indu, Indra! in thy law.



abʰí váhnirámartyaḥ saptá paśyati vā́vahiḥ |
krívirdevī́ratarpayat || 6||



6.  abʰip vahninmsn«√vah amartyajmsn«a~√mṛ  
    saptau paśyativp·A·3s«√paś vāvahijmsn«√vah |
    krivijmsn«√kṛ devīnfpa«√div atarpayatvp·Aa3s«√tṛp 



6. The immortal Courser, good to draw, looks down upon the Seven: the fount
   Hath satisfied the Goddesses



ávā kálpeṣu naḥ pumastámāṃsi soma yódʰyā |
tā́ni punāna jaṅgʰanaḥ || 7||



7.  avap kalpanmpl«√klṛp vayamr1mpg puṃsnmsv  
    tamasnnpa«√tam somaNmsv«√su yodʰyajnpa«√yudʰ |
    tadr3npa punānajmsv«√pū jaṅgʰanasvp·Ae3s«√han 



7. Aid us in holy rites, O Man: O Pavamana, drive away
   Dark shades that must be met in fight.



nū́ návyase návīyase sūktā́ya sādʰayā patʰáḥ |
pratnavádrocayā rúcaḥ || 8||



8.  nua navyasjnsd«√nu navīyaṃsjnsd«√nu  
    sūktannsd«su~√vac sādʰayavp·Ao2s«√sādʰ patʰnmpa«√pantʰ |
    pratnavata rocayavp·Ao2s«√ruc rucnfpa«√ruc 



8. Make the paths ready for a hymn newer and newer evermore:
   Make the lights shine as erst they shone.



pávamāna máhi śrávo gā́máśvaṃ rāsi vīrávat |
sánā medʰā́ṃ sánā svàḥ || 9||



9.  pavamānanmsv«√pū mahijnsa«√mah śravasnnsa«√śru  
    gonfsa aśvanmsa«√aś rāsivp·A·2s«√rā vīravatjmsn«√vīr |
    sanavp·Ao2s«√san medʰānfsa«√midʰ sanavp·Ao2s«√san svarnnsa 



9. Give, Pavamana, high renown, give kine and steeds and hero sons:
   Win for us wisdom, win the light.






Sūkta 9.10 

prá svānā́so rátʰā ivā́rvanto ná śravasyávaḥ |
sómāso rāyé akramuḥ || 1||



1.  prap svānajmpn«√svan ratʰanmpn«√ṛ ivac  
    arvantnmpn«√ṛ nac (śravasnns«√śru-yujms«√yu)jmpn |
    somanmpn«√su rāyinmsd«√rā akramurvp·U·3p«√kram 



1. LIKE cars that thunder on their way, like coursers eager for renown,
   Have Soma-drops flowed forth for wealth.



hinvānā́so rátʰā iva dadʰanviré gábʰastyoḥ |
bʰárāsaḥ kāríṇāmiva || 2||



2.  hinvānata·Ampn«√hi ratʰanmpn«√ṛ ivac  
    dadʰanvireva·I·3p«√dʰanv gabʰastinmdl |
    bʰaranmpn«√bʰṛ kārinnmpg«√kṛ ivac 



2. Forth have they rushed from holding hands, like chariots that are urged to speed,
   Like joyful songs of singing-men.



rā́jāno ná práśastibʰiḥ sómāso góbʰirañjate |
yajñó ná saptá dʰātṛ́bʰiḥ || 3||



3.  rājānata·Amsn«√rāj nac praśastinfpi«pra~√śaṃs  
    somajmpn«√su gonfpi añjateva·A·3p«√añj |
    yajñanmsn«√yaj nac saptau dʰātṛnmpi«√dʰā 



3. The Somas deck themselves with milk, as Kings are graced with eulogies,
   And, with seven priests, the sacrifice.



pári suvānā́sa índavo mádāya barháṇā girā́ |
sutā́ arṣanti dʰā́rayā || 4||



4.  parip suvānata·Ampn«√su indunmpn«√ind  
    madanmsd«√mad barhaṇājfsi«√bṛh girnfsi«√gṝ |
    sutajmpn«√su arṣantivp·A·3p«√ṛṣ dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ 



4. Pressed for the gladdening draught, the drops flow forth abundantly with song,
   The Soma juices in a stream.



āpānā́so vivásvato jánanta uṣáso bʰágam |
sū́rā áṇvaṃ ví tanvate || 5||



5.  āpānatp·Impn«√āp vivasvatNmsg«√vas  
    janantjmpn«√jan uṣasnfsg«√vas2 bʰaganmsa«√bʰaj |
    sūrajmpn«√sūr aṇunmsa vip tanvateva·A·3p«√tan 



5. Winning Vivasvan's glory and producing Morning's light, the Suns
   Pass through the openings of the cloth.



ápa dvā́rā matīnā́ṃ pratnā́ ṛṇvanti kārávaḥ |
vṛ́ṣṇo hárasa āyávaḥ || 6||



6.  apap dvārannpa«√dvṛ matinfpg«√man  
    pratnajmpn ṛṇvantivp·A·3p«√ṛ kārunmpn«√kṛ2 |
    vṛṣannmsg«√vṛṣ harasnnsd«√hṛ āyujmpn«√i 



6. The singing-men of ancient time open the doors of sacred songs,-
   Men, for the mighty to accept.



samīcīnā́sa āsate hótāraḥ saptájāmayaḥ |
padámékasya píprataḥ || 7||



7.  samīcīnajfpn«sam~√añc āsatevp·A·3p«√ās  
    hotṛnmpn«√hu (saptau-jāminfs«√jan)nfpn |
    padannsa«√pad ekajmsg piprattp·Ampn«√pṛ 



7. Combined in close society sit the seven priests, the brother-hood,
   Filling the station of the One.



nā́bʰā nā́bʰiṃ na ā́ dade cákṣuścitsū́rye sácā |
kavérápatyamā́ duhe || 8||



8.  nābʰinfsl«√nabʰ nābʰinfsa«√nabʰ vayamr1mpg āp dadevp·I·3s«√dā  
    cakṣusnnsa«√cakṣ cidc sūryanmsl«√sūr sacāa«√sac |
    kavinmsg«√kū apatyannsa āp duhevp·A·3s«√duh 



8. He gives us kinship with the Gods, and with the Sun unites our eye:
   The Sage's offspring hath appeared.



abʰí priyā́ diváspadámadʰvaryúbʰirgúhā hitám |
sū́raḥ paśyati cákṣasā || 9||



9.  abʰip priyājnpa«√prī dyunmsg«√dyu padannsa«√pad  
    (adʰvaranms-yujms«√yu)jmpi guhānfsl«√guh hitajnsa«√dʰā |
    sūranmsn«√sūr paśyativp·A·3s«√paś cakṣasnnsi«√cakṣ 



9. The Sun with his dear eye beholds that quarter of the heavens which priests
   Have placed within the sacred cell.






Sūkta 9.11 

úpāsmai gāyatā naraḥ pávamānāyéndave |
abʰí devā́m̐ íyakṣate || 1||



1.  upap ayamr3msd gāyatavp·AE2p«√gai nṛnmpv  
    pavamānajmsd«√pū indunmsd«√ind |
    abʰip devanmpa«√div iyakṣateva·A·3s«√yaj 



1. SING forth to Indu, O ye men, to him who is purified,
   Fain to pay worship to the Gods.



abʰí te mádʰunā páyó'tʰarvāṇo aśiśrayuḥ |
deváṃ devā́ya devayú || 2||



2.  abʰip tvamr2msg madʰunnsi«√madʰ payasnnsa«√pī  
    atʰarvannmpn«√atʰar? aśiśrayurvp·I·3p«√śri |
    devanmsa«√div devanmsd«√div (devanms«√div-yujms«√yu)jnsa 



2. Together with thy pleasant juice the Atharvans have commingled milk,
   Divine, devoted to the God.



sá naḥ pavasva śáṃ gáve śáṃ jánāya śámárvate |
śáṃ rājannóṣadʰībʰyaḥ || 3||



3.  sasr3msn vayamr1mpd pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū śamnfsa«√śam gonfsd  
    śamnfsa«√śam jananmsd«√jan śamnfsa«√śam arvatnmsd«√ṛ |
    śamnfsa«√śam rājannmsv«√rāj (oṣanms«√uṣ-dʰijfs«√dʰā)nfpd 



3. Bring, by thy flowing, weal to kine, weal to the people, weal to steeds.
   Weal, O thou King, to growing plants



babʰráve nú svátavase'ruṇā́ya divispṛ́śe |
sómāya gātʰámarcata || 4||



4.  babʰrujmsd«√bʰṛ nuc svatavasjmsd«sva~√tu  
    aruṇajmsd«√ṛ (dyunmsl-spṛśjms«√spṛś)jmsd |
    somanmsd«√su gātʰanmsa«√gai arcatavp·AE2p«√ṛc 



4. Sing a praise-song to Soma brown of hue, of independent might.
   The Red, who reaches up to heaven.



hástacyutebʰirádribʰiḥ sutáṃ sómaṃ punītana |
mádʰāvā́ dʰāvatā mádʰu || 5||



5.  (hastanms-cyutajms«√cyu)jmpi adrinmpi«√dṛ  
    sutajmsa«√su somanmsa«√su punītanavp·Ao2p«√pū |
    madʰunnsl«√madʰ āp dʰāvatāvp·Ao2p«√dʰāv madʰunnsa«√madʰ 



5. Purify Soma when effused with stones which bands move rapidly,
   And pour the sweet milk in the meath.



námasédúpa sīdata dadʰnédabʰí śrīṇītana |
índumíndre dadʰātana || 6||



6.  namasnnsi«√nam idc upap sīdatavp·Ao2p«√sad  
    dadʰannnsi idc abʰip śrīṇītanavp·AE2p«√śrī |
    indunmsa«√ind indraNmsl«√ind dadʰātanavp·AE2p«√dʰā 



6. With humble homage draw ye nigh; blend the libation with the curds:
   To Indra offer Indu up.



amitrahā́ vícarṣaṇiḥ pávasva soma śáṃ gáve |
devébʰyo anukāmakṛ́t || 7||



7.  (amitranms«a~√mitʰ-hanjms«√han)jmsn vicarṣaṇijmsn«vi~√kṛṣ  
    pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū śama«√śam gonfsd |
    devanmpd«√div (anup-kāmanms«√kam-kṛtjms«√kṛ)jmsn 



7. Soma, foe-que chief o'er men, doing the will of pour forth
   Prosperity upon our kine.



índrāya soma pā́tave mádāya pári ṣicyase |
manaścínmánasaspátiḥ || 8||



8.  indraNmsd«√ind somaNmsv«√su pātavev···D··«√pā  
    madanmsd«√mad parip sicyasevp·A·2s«√sic |
    (manasnns«√man-citjms«√cit)jmsn manasnnsg«√man patinmsn«√pā 



8. Heart-knower, Sovereign of the heart, thou art effused,
   O Soma, that Indra may drink thee and rejoice.



pávamāna suvī́ryaṃ rayíṃ soma rirīhi naḥ |
índavíndreṇa no yujā́ || 9||



9.  pavamānanmsv«√pū suvīryannsa«su~√vīr  
    rayinmsa«√rā somaNmsv«√su rirīhivp·Ao2s«√rā vayamr1mpd |
    indunmsv«√ind indraNmsi«√ind vayamr1mpa yujnfsi«√yuj 



9. O Soma Pavamana, give us riches and heroic strength,-
   Indu! with Indra for ally.






Sūkta 9.12 

sómā asṛgramíndavaḥ sutā́ ṛtásya sā́dane |
índrāya mádʰumattamāḥ || 1||



1.  somajmpn«√su asṛgramvp·U·3p«√sṛj indunmpn«√ind  
    sutajmpn«√su ṛtannsg«√ṛ sādanannsl«√sad |
    indraNmsd«√ind madʰumattamajmpn«√madʰ 



1. To Indra have the Soma drops, exceeding rich in sweets, been poured,
   Shed in the seat of sacrifice.



abʰí víprā anūṣata gā́vo vatsáṃ ná mātáraḥ |
índraṃ sómasya pītáye || 2||



2.  abʰip viprajmpn«√vip anūṣatava·U·3p«√nu  
    gonfpn vatsanmsa nac mātṛnfpn«√mā |
    indraNmsa«√ind somanmsg«√su pītinfsd«√pā 



2. As mother kine low to their calves, to Indra have the sages called,
   Called him to drink the Soma juice.



madacyútkṣeti sā́dane síndʰorūrmā́ vipaścít |
sómo gaurī́ ádʰi śritáḥ || 3||



3.  (madanms«√mad-cyutjms«√cyu)jmsn kṣetivp·A·3s«√kṣi2 sādanannsl«√sad  
    sindʰunmsg«√sindʰ ūrminmsl«√ṛ (vipnfpa«√vip-citjms«√ci)jmsn |
    somanmsn«√su gaurīnfsl adʰip śritajmsn«√śri 



3. In the stream's wave wise Soma dwells, distilling rapture, in his seat,
   Resting upon a wild-cow's hide.



divó nā́bʰā vicakṣaṇó'vyo vā́re mahīyate |
sómo yáḥ sukrátuḥ kavíḥ || 4||



4.  dyunmsg«√dyu nābʰinfsl«√nabʰ vicakṣaṇajmsn«vi~√cakṣ  
    avinmsg vāranmsl«√vṛ2 mahīyateva·A·3s«√mah |
    somanmsn«√su yasr3msn sukratujmsn«su~√kṛ kavinmsn«√kū 



4. Far-sighted Soma, Sage and Seer, is worshipped in the central point
   Of heaven, the straining-cloth of wool.



yáḥ sómaḥ kaláśeṣvā́m̐ antáḥ pavítra ā́hitaḥ |
támínduḥ pári ṣasvaje || 5||



5.  yasr3msn somanmsn«√su kalaśanmpl«√kal? āp  
    antara pavitrannsl«√pū āhitajmsn«ā~√dʰā |
    sasr3msa indunmsn«√ind parip sasvajevp·I·3s«√svaj 



5. In close embraces Indu holds Soma when poured within the jars,
   And on the purifying sieve.



prá vā́camínduriṣyati samudrásyā́dʰi viṣṭápi |
jínvankóśaṃ madʰuścútam || 6||



6.  prap vācnfsa«√vac indunmsn«√ind iṣyativp·A·3s«√iṣ  
    samudranmsg«sam~√ud adʰip viṣṭapnfsl«vi~√stambʰ |
    jinvanttp·Amsn«√jinv kośanmsa«√kuś (madʰunns«√madʰ-ścutjms«√ścut)jmsa 



6. Indu sends forth a voice on high to regions of the sea of air,
   Shaking the vase that drops with meath.



nítyastotro vánaspátirdʰīnā́mantáḥ sabardúgʰaḥ |
hinvānó mā́nuṣā yugā́ || 7||



7.  (nityajns«√ni-stotranns«√stu)jmsn (vanasnns«√van-patinms«√pā2)nmsn  
    dʰīnfpg«√dʰī antara (sabarnns-dugʰajms«√duh)jmsn |
    hinvānata·Amsn«√hi mānuṣajnpa«√man yugannpa«√yuj 



7. The Tree whose praises never fail yields heavenly milk among our hymns,
   Urging men's generations on.



abʰí priyā́ diváspadā́ sómo hinvānó arṣati |
víprasya dʰā́rayā kavíḥ || 8||



8.  abʰip priyajnpa«√prī dyunmsg padannpa«√pad  
    somanmsn«√su hinvānata·Amsn«√hi arṣativp·A·3s«√ṛṣ |
    viprajmsg«√vip dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ kavinmsn«√kū 



8. The Wise One, with the Sage's stream, the Soma urged to speed, flows on
   To the dear places of the sky.



ā́ pavamāna dʰāraya rayíṃ sahásravarcasam |
asmé indo svābʰúvam || 9||



9.  āp pavamānanmsv«√pū dʰārayavp·Ao2s«√dʰṛ  
    rayinmsa«√rā (sahasrau-varcasnns«√ruc)jmsa |
    vayamr1mpl indunmsv«√ind svābʰūjmsa«su-



9. O Pavamana, bring us wealth bright with a thousand splendours.
   Yea, O Indu, give us ready help.






Sūkta 9.13 

sómaḥ punānó arṣati sahásradʰāro átyaviḥ |
vāyóríndrasya niṣkṛtám || 1||



1.  somanmsn«√su punānajmsn«√pū arṣativp·A·3s«√ṛṣ  
    (sahasrau-dʰāranms«√dʰṛ)jmsn atyavijmsn |
    vāyuNmsg«√vā indraNmsg«√ind niṣkṛtannsa«nis~√kṛ 



1. PASSED through, the fleece in thousand streams the Soma, purified, flows on
   To Indra's, Vayu's special place.



pávamānamavasyavo vípramabʰí prá gāyata |
suṣvāṇáṃ devávītaye || 2||



2.  pavamānanmsa«√pū (avasnns«√av-yujms«√yu)jmpv  
    viprajmsa«√vip abʰip prap gāyatavp·AE2p«√gai |
    suṣvāṇata·Amsa«√su (devanms«√div-vītinfs«√vī)nfsd 



2. Sing forth, ye men who long for help, to Pavamana, to the Sage,
   Effused to entertain the Gods.



pávante vā́jasātaye sómāḥ sahásrapājasaḥ |
gṛṇānā́ devávītaye || 3||



3.  pavanteva·A·3p«√pū (vājanms«√vāj-sātinfs«√san)nfsd  
    somanmpn«√su (sahasrau-pājasnns«√pāj)jmpn |
    gṛṇānatp·Ampn«√gṝ (devanms«√div-vītinfs«√vī)nfsd 



3. The Soma-drops with thousand powers are purified for victory,
   Hymned to become the feast of Gods.



utá no vā́jasātaye pávasva bṛhatī́ríṣaḥ |
dyumádindo suvī́ryam || 4||



4.  utac vayamr1mpd (vājanms«√vāj-sātinfs«√san)nfsd  
    pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū bṛhatījfpa«√bṛh iṣnfpa«√iṣ |
    dyumatjnsa«√dyut induNmsv«√ind suvīryannsa«su~√vīr 



4. Yea, as thou flowest bring great store of food that we may win the spoil
   Indu, bring splendid manly might.



té naḥ sahasríṇaṃ rayíṃ pávantāmā́ suvī́ryam |
suvānā́ devā́sa índavaḥ || 5||



5.  sasr3mpn vayamr1mpd sahasrinjmsa rayinmsa«√rā  
    pavantāmva·Ao3p«√pū āp suvīryannsa«su~√vīr |
    suvānata·Ampn«√su devajmpn«√div indunmpn«√ind 



5. May they in flowing give us wealth in thousands, and heroic power,-
   These Godlike Soma-drops effused.



átyā hiyānā́ ná hetṛ́bʰirásṛgraṃ vā́jasātaye |
ví vā́ramávyamāśávaḥ || 6||



6.  atyanmpn«√at? hiyānata·Ampn«√hi nac hetṛnmpi«√hi  
    asṛgramvp·U·3p«√sṛj (vājanms«√vāj-sātinfs«√san)nfsd |
    vip vāranmsa«√vṛ2 avyajmsa āśujmpn«√aś 



6. Like coursers by their drivers urged, they were poured forth, for victory,
   Swift through the woollen straining-cloth.



vāśrā́ arṣantī́ndavo'bʰí vatsáṃ ná dʰenávaḥ |
dadʰanviré gábʰastyoḥ || 7||



7.  vāśrājmpn«√vāś arṣantivp·A·3p«√ṛṣ indunmpn«√ind  
    abʰip vatsanmsa nac dʰenunfpn«√dʰe |
    dadʰanvireva·I·3p«√dʰanv gabʰastinmdl 



7. Noisily flow the Soma-drops, like milch-kine lowing to their calves:
   They have run forth from both the hands.



júṣṭa índrāya matsaráḥ pávamāna kánikradat |
víśvā ápa dvíṣo jahi || 8||



8.  juṣṭajmsn«√juṣ indraNmsd«√ind (madnfs«√mad-saranms«√sṛ)jmsn  
    pavamānanmsv«√pū kanikradattp·Amsn«√krand |
    viśvajfpa«√viś apap dviṣnfpa«√dviṣ jahivp·Ao2s«√han 



8. As Gladdener whom Indra loves, O Pavamana, with a roar
   Drive all our enemies away.



apagʰnánto árāvṇaḥ pávamānāḥ svardṛ́śaḥ |
yónāvṛtásya sīdata || 9||



9.  apagʰnanttp·Ampn«apa~√han arāvanjmpa«a~√rā  
    pavamānajmpn«√pū (svarnns-dṛśjms«√dṛś)jmpn |
    yoninmsl«√yu ṛtannsg«√ṛ sīdatavp·Ao2p«√sad 



9. O Pavamanas, driving off the godless, looking on the light,
   Sit in the place of sacrifice.






Sūkta 9.14 

pári prā́siṣyadatkavíḥ síndʰorūrmā́vádʰi śritáḥ |
kāráṃ bíbʰratpuruspṛ́ham || 1||



1.  parip prap asiṣyadatva·U·3s«√syand kavinmsn«√kū  
    sindʰunmsg«√sindʰ ūrminmsl«√ṛ adʰip śritajmsn«√śri |
    kāranmsa«√kṛ bibʰrattp·Amsn«√bʰṛ (purua«√pṝ-spṛhjms«√spṛh)jmsa 



1. REPOSING on the river's wave the Sage hath widely flowed around,
   Bearing the hymn which many love.



girā́ yádī sábandʰavaḥ páñca vrā́tā apasyávaḥ |
pariṣkṛṇvánti dʰarṇasím || 2||



2.  girnfsi«√gṝ yadr3nsl sabandʰujmpn«sa~√bandʰ  
    pañcau vrātanmpn«√vṛ2 (apasnns-yujms«√yu)nmpn |
    pariṣkṛṇvantivp·A·3p«pari~√kṛ dʰarṇasijmsa«√dʰṛ 



2. When the Five kindred Companies, active in duty, with the song
   Establish him, the Powerful,



ā́dasya śuṣmíṇo ráse víśve devā́ amatsata |
yádī góbʰirvasāyáte || 3||



3.  ātc ayamr3msg śuṣminjmsg«√śuṣ rasanmsl«√ras  
    viśvajmpn«√viś devanmpn«√div amatsatavp·U·3p«√mad |
    yadr3nsl gonfpi vasāyateva·A·3s«√vas 



3. Then in his juice whose strength is great, have all the Gods rejoiced themselves,
   When he hath clothed him in the milk.



niriṇānó ví dʰāvati jáhacʰáryāṇi tā́nvā |
átrā sáṃ jigʰnate yujā́ || 4||



4.  niriṇānajmsn«ni~√rī vip dʰāvativp·A·3s«√dʰāv  
    jahattp·Amsn«√hā śaryannpa«√śrī tānvajnpa«√tan |
    ar3nsl samp jigʰnateva·A·3s«√han yujnmsi«√yuj 



4. Freeing himself he flows away, leaving his body's severed limbs,
   And meets his own Companion here.



naptī́bʰiryó vivásvataḥ śubʰró ná māmṛjé yúvā |
gā́ḥ kṛṇvānó ná nirṇíjam || 5||



5.  naptīnfpi«√nap? yasr3msn vivasvatNmsg«√vas  
    śubʰrajmsn«√śubʰ nac māmṛjeva·I·3s«√mṛj yuvannmsn«√yu |
    gonfpa kṛṇvānata·Amsn«√kṛ nac nirṇijnfsa«nis~√nij 



5. He by the daughters of the priest, like a fair youth, hath been adorned,
   Making the milk, as 'twere, his robe.



áti śritī́ tiraścátā gavyā́ jigātyáṇvyā |
vagnúmiyarti yáṃ vidé || 6||



6.  atip śritinfda«√śri (tirasa«√tṝ-catāa«√añc)a  
    gavīnfsi jigātivp·A·3s«√gā aṇvījfsi«√aṇ? |
    vagnunmsa«√vac iyartivp·A·3s«√ṛ yasr3msa videv···D··«√vid 



6. O'er the fine fingers, through desire of milk, in winding course he goes,
   And utters voice which he hath found.



abʰí kṣípaḥ sámagmata marjáyantīriṣáspátim |
pṛṣṭʰā́ gṛbʰṇata vājínaḥ || 7||



7.  abʰip kṣipnfpn«√kṣip samp agmatava·U·3p«√gam  
    marjayantītp·Afpa«√mṛj iṣnfsg«√iṣ patinmsa«√pā2 |
    pṛṣṭʰannpa«pra~√stʰā gṛbʰṇatavp·AE3p«√grah vājinnmsg«√vāj 



7. The nimble fingers have approached, adorning him the Lord of Strength:
   They grasp the vigorous Courser's back.



pári divyā́ni mármṛśadvíśvāni soma pā́rtʰivā |
vásūni yāhyasmayúḥ || 8||



8.  parip divyajnpa«√div marmṛśatv···D··«√mṛś  
    viśvajnpa«√viś somaNmsv«√su pārtʰivajnpa«√pṛtʰ |
    vasunnpa«√vas yāhivp·Ao2s«√yā (vayamr1mpa-yujms«√yu)jmsn 



8. Comprising all the treasures that are in the heavens and on the earth,
   Come, Soma, as our faithful Friend.






Sūkta 9.15 

eṣá dʰiyā́ yātyáṇvyā śū́ro rátʰebʰirāśúbʰiḥ |
gácʰanníndrasya niṣkṛtám || 1||



1.  eṣasr3msn dʰīnfsi«√dʰī yātivp·A·3s«√yā aṇvījfsi  
    śūranmsn«√śūr ratʰanmpi«√ṛ āśujmpi«√aś |
    gacʰanttp·Ampn«√gam indraNmsg«√ind niṣkṛtannsa«nis~√kṛ 



1. THROUGH the fine fingers, with the song, this Hero comes with rapid ears,
   Going to Indra's special place.



eṣá purū́ dʰiyāyate bṛhaté devátātaye |
yátrāmṛ́tāsa ā́sate || 2||



2.  eṣasr3msn purua«√pṝ dʰiyāyateva·A·3s«√dʰī  
    bṛhatjmsd«√bṛh (devanms«√div-tātinms«√tan)nmsd |
    yadr3nsl amṛtajmpn«a~√mṛ āsatevp·A·3p«√ās 



2. In holy thought he ponders much for the great worship of the Gods.
   Where the Immortals have their seat.



eṣá hitó ví nīyate'ntáḥ śubʰrā́vatā patʰā́ |
yádī tuñjánti bʰū́rṇayaḥ || 3||



3.  eṣasr3msn hitajmsn«√hi vip nīyatevp·A·3s«√nī  
    antara śubʰrāvantjmsi«√śubʰ patʰinnmsi«√pantʰ |
    yadr3nsl tuñjantivp·A·3p«√tuj bʰūrṇijfpn«√bʰur 



3. Like a good horse is he led out, when on the path that shines with light
   The mettled steeds exert their strength.



eṣá śṛ́ṅgāṇi dódʰuvacʰíśīte yūtʰyò vṛ́ṣā |
nṛmṇā́ dádʰāna ójasā || 4||



4.  eṣasr3msn śṛṅgannpa«√śṛṅ? dodʰuvattp·Amsn«√dʰū  
    śiśīteva·A·3s«√śo yūtʰyajmsn«√yu vṛṣannmsn«√vṛṣ |
    (nṛnms-mnanfs«√man)nnpa dadʰānatp·Imsn«√dʰā ojasnnsi«√vaj 



4. He brandishes his horns on high, and whets them Bull who leads the herd,
   Doing with might heroic deeds.



eṣá rukmíbʰirīyate vājī́ śubʰrébʰiraṃśúbʰiḥ |
pátiḥ síndʰūnāṃ bʰávan || 5||



5.  eṣasr3msn rukminjmpi«√ruc īyateva·A·3s«√i  
    vājinnmsn«√vāj śubʰrajmpi«√śubʰ aṃśunmpi«√aś |
    patinmsn«√pā2 sindʰunmpg«√sindʰ bʰavantstp·A?sn«√bʰū 



5. He moves, a vigorous Steed, adorned with beauteous rays of shining gold,
   Becoming Sovereign of the streams.



eṣá vásūni pibdanā́ páruṣā yayivā́m̐ áti |
áva śā́deṣu gacʰati || 6||



6.  eṣasr3msn vasunnpa«√vas pibdanajnpa«api~√pad  
    paruṣajnpa«√parv yayivanttp·Ams?«√yā atip |
    avap śādanmpl«√śad gacʰativp·A·3s«√gam 



6. He, over places rough to pass, bringing rich treasures closely packed.
   Descends into the reservoirs.



etáṃ mṛjanti márjyamúpa dróṇeṣvāyávaḥ |
pracakrāṇáṃ mahī́ríṣaḥ || 7||



7.  etasr3msa mṛjantivp·A·3p«√mṛj marjyajmsa«√mṛj  
    upap droṇannpl«√dru āyujmpn«√i |
    pracakrāṇajmsa«pra~√kṛ mahījfpa«√mah iṣnfpa«√iṣ 



7. Men beautify him in the vats, him worthy to be beautified,
   Him who brings forth abundant food.



etámu tyáṃ dáśa kṣípo mṛjánti saptá dʰītáyaḥ |
svāyudʰáṃ madíntamam || 8||



8.  eṣasr3msa uc syar3mpn daśau kṣipnfpn«√kṣip  
    mṛjantivp·A·3p«√mṛj saptau dʰītinfpn«√dʰī |
    svāyudʰajmsa«su-ā~√yudʰ madintamajmsa«√mad 



8. Him, even him, the fingers ten and the seven songs make beautiful,
   Well-weaponed, best of gladdeners.






Sūkta 9.16 

prá te sotā́ra oṇyò rásaṃ mádāya gʰṛ́ṣvaye |
sárgo ná taktyétaśaḥ || 1||



1.  prap tvamr2msg sotṛnmpn«√su oṇīnmdl«√oṇ  
    rasanmsa«√ras madanmsd«√mad gʰṛṣvijmsd«√hṛṣ |
    sarganmsn«√sṛj nac taktivp·A·3s«√tak etaśajmsn 



1. THE pressers from the Soma-press send forth thy juice for rapturous joy
   The speckled sap runs like a flood.



krátvā dákṣasya ratʰyàmapó vásānamándʰasā |
goṣā́máṇveṣu saścima || 2||



2.  kratunmsi«√kṛ dakṣanmsg«√dakṣ ratʰīnmsa«√ṛ  
    apnfpa vasānata·Amsa«√vas andʰasnnsi«√andʰ |
    (gonfs-sanjms«√san)nmsa aṇvanmpl saścimava·I·1p«√sac 



2. With strength we follow through the sieve him who brings might and wins the kine,
   Enrobed in water with his juice.



ánaptamapsú duṣṭáraṃ sómaṃ pavítra ā́ sṛja |
punīhī́ndrāya pā́tave || 3||



3.  anaptajmsa apnfpl duṣṭarajmsa«dus~√tṝ  
    somanmsa«√su pavitrannsl«√pū āp sṛjavp·Ao2s«√sṛj |
    punīhivp·Ao2s«√pū indraNmsd«√ind pātavev···D··«√pā 



3. Pour on the sieve the Soma, ne'er subdued in waters, waterless,
   And make it pure for Indra's drink.



prá punānásya cétasā sómaḥ pavítre arṣati |
krátvā sadʰástʰamā́sadat || 4||



4.  prap punānajmsg«√pū cetasnnsi«√cit  
    somanmsn«√su pavitrannsl«√pū arṣativp·A·3s«√ṛṣ |
    kratunmsi«√kṛ (sadʰaa-stʰajms«√stʰā)nnsa āp asadatvp·U·3s«√sad 



4. Moved by the purifier's thought, the Soma flows into the sieve:
   By wisdom it hath gained its home.



prá tvā námobʰiríndava índra sómā asṛkṣata |
mahé bʰárāya kāríṇaḥ || 5||



5.  prap tvamr2msa namasnnpi«√nam indunmpn«√ind  
    indraNmsv«√ind somajmpn«√su asṛkṣatava·U·3p«√sṛj |
    mahjmsd«√mah bʰaranmsd«√bʰṛ kārinjmpn«√kṛ 



5. With humble homage, Indra, have the Soma-drops flowed forth to thee,
   Contending for the glorious prize.



punānó rūpé avyáye víśvā árṣannabʰí śríyaḥ |
śū́ro ná góṣu tiṣṭʰati || 6||



6.  punānajmsn«√pū rūpannsl avyayajnsl«√i  
    viśvajfpa«√viś arṣanttp·Ams?«√ṛṣ abʰip śrīnfpa«√śrī |
    śūranmsn«√śūr nac gonfpl tiṣṭʰativp·A·3s«√stʰā 



6. Purified in his fleecy garb, attaining every beauty,
   He stands, hero-like, amid the kine.



divó ná sā́nu pipyúṣī dʰā́rā sutásya vedʰásaḥ |
vṛ́tʰā pavítre arṣati || 7||



7.  dyunmsg nac sānunnsn«√san pipyuṣījfsn«√pī  
    dʰārānfsn«√dʰṛ sutajmsg«√su vedʰasjmpa«√vidʰ |
    vṛtʰāa«√vṛ2 pavitrannsl«√pū arṣativp·A·3s«√ṛṣ 



7. Swelling, as 'twere, to heights of heaven, the stream of the creative juice
   Falls lightly on the cleansing sieve.



tváṃ soma vipaścítaṃ tánā punāná āyúṣu |
ávyo vā́raṃ ví dʰāvasi || 8||



8.  tvamr2msn somaNmsv«√su (vipnfpa«√vip-citjms«√ci)jfsa  
    tannfsi«√tan punānajmsn«√pū āyujmpl«√i |
    avinmsg vāranmsa«√vṛ2 vip dʰāvasivp·A·2s«√dʰāv 



8. Thus, Soma, purifying him who knoweth song mid living men,
   Thou wanderest through the cloth of wool.






Sūkta 9.17 

prá nimnéneva síndʰavo gʰnánto vṛtrā́ṇi bʰū́rṇayaḥ |
sómā asṛgramāśávaḥ || 1||



1.  prap nimnannsi«√ni ivac sindʰunfpn«√sindʰ  
    gʰnantjmpn«√han vṛtrannpa«√vṛ bʰūrṇijmpn |
    somanmpn«√su asṛgramvp·U·3p«√sṛj āśujmpn«√aś 



1. LIKE rivers down a steep descent, slaying the Vrtras, full of zeal,
   The rapid Soma-streams have flowed.



abʰí suvānā́sa índavo vṛṣṭáyaḥ pṛtʰivī́miva |
índraṃ sómāso akṣaran || 2||



2.  abʰip suvānata·Ampn«√su indunmpn«√ind  
    vṛṣṭinfpn«√vṛṣ pṛtʰivīnfsa«√pṛtʰ ivac |
    indraNmsa«√ind somajmpn«√su akṣaranvp·Aa3p«√kṣar 



2. The drops of Soma juice effused fall like the rain upon the earth:
   To Indra flow the Soma-streams.



átyūrmirmatsaró mádaḥ sómaḥ pavítre arṣati |
vigʰnánrákṣāṃsi devayúḥ || 3||



3.  atyūrminmsn«ati~√ṛ (madnfs«√mad-saranms«√sṛ)jmsn madanmsn«√mad  
    somaNmsn«√su pavitrannsl«√pū arṣativp·A·3s«√ṛṣ |
    vigʰnanttp·Amsn«vi~√han rakṣasnnpa«√rakṣ (devanms«√div-yujms«√yu)jmsn 



3. With swelling wave the gladdening drink, the Soma, flows into.the sieve,
   Loving the Gods and slaying fiends.



ā́ kaláśeṣu dʰāvati pavítre pári ṣicyate |
uktʰaíryajñéṣu vardʰate || 4||



4.  āp kalaśanmpl«√kal? dʰāvativp·A·3s«√dʰāv  
    pavitrannsl«√pū parip sicyatevp·A·3s«√sic |
    uktʰannpi«√vac yajñanmpl«√yaj vardʰateva·A·3s«√vṛdʰ 



4. It hastens to the pitchers, poured upon the sieve it waxes strong
   At sacrifices through the lauds.



áti trī́ soma rocanā́ róhanná bʰrājase dívam |
iṣṇánsū́ryaṃ ná codayaḥ || 5||



5.  atip trīu somaNmsv«√su rocanannpa«√ruc  
    rohanttp·Amsn«√ruh nac bʰrājaseva·A·2s«√bʰrāj dyunmsa |
    iṣṇanttp·Amsn«√iṣ sūryanmsa«√sūr nac codayasvp·UE2s«√cud 



5. Soma, thou shinest mounting heaven as 'twere above light's triple realm,
   And moving seem'st to speed the Sun.



abʰí víprā anūṣata mūrdʰányajñásya kārávaḥ |
dádʰānāścákṣasi priyám || 6||



6.  abʰip vipranmpn«√vip anūṣatavp·U·3p«√nū  
    mūrdʰannnsl yajñanmsg«√yaj kārunmpn«√kṛ2 |
    dadʰānatp·Impn«√dʰā cakṣasnnsl«√cakṣ priyajmsa«√prī 



6. To him, the head of sacrifice, singers and bards have sung their songs,
   Offering what he loves to see.



támu tvā vājínaṃ náro dʰībʰírvíprā avasyávaḥ |
mṛjánti devátātaye || 7||



7.  sasr3msa uc tvamr2msa vājinnmsa«√vāj nṛnmpn  
    dʰīnfpi«√dʰī viprajmpn«√vip (avasnns«√av-yujms«√yu)jmpn |
    mṛjantivp·A·3p«√mṛj (devanms«√div-tātinms«√tan)nmsd 



7. The men, the sages with their hymns, eager for help, deck thee strong steed,
   Deck thee for service of the Gods.



mádʰordʰā́rāmánu kṣara tīvráḥ sadʰástʰamā́sadaḥ |
cā́rurṛtā́ya pītáye || 8||



8.  madʰunnsg«√madʰ dʰārānfsa«√dʰṛ anup kṣaravp·Ao2s«√kṣar  
    tīvrajmsn«√tu (sadʰaa-stʰajms«√stʰā)nnsa āp asadasvp·Aa2s«√sad |
    cārujmsn«√can ṛtannsd«√ṛ pītinfsd«√pā 



8. Flow onward to the stream of meath rest efficacious in thy home,
   Fair, to be drunk at sacrifice.






Sūkta 9.18 

pári suvānó giriṣṭʰā́ḥ pavítre sómo akṣāḥ |
mádeṣu sarvadʰā́ asi || 1||



1.  parip suvānata·Amsn«√su (girinms-stʰājfs«√stʰā)jmsn  
    pavitrannsl«√pū somanmsn«√su akṣāsvp·Ae2s«√aś |
    madanmpl«√mad (sarvanns-dʰājfs«√dʰā)jmsn asivp·A·2s«√as 



1. THOU, Soma, dweller on the hills, effused, hast flowed into the sieve,:
   All-bounteous art thou in carouse.



tváṃ víprastváṃ kavírmádʰu prá jātámándʰasaḥ |
mádeṣu sarvadʰā́ asi || 2||



2.  tvamr2msn viprajmsn«√vip tvamr2msn kavinmsn«√kū madʰunnsn«√madʰ  
    prap jātajnsn«√jan andʰasnnsb«√andʰ |
    madanmpl«√mad (sarvanns-dʰājfs«√dʰā)jmsn asivp·A·2s«√as 



2. Thou art a sacred Bard, a Sage; the meath is offspring of thy sap:
   All-bounteous art thou in carouse.



táva víśve sajóṣaso devā́saḥ pītímāśata |
mádeṣu sarvadʰā́ asi || 3||



3.  tvamr2msg viśvajmpn«√viś sajoṣasjmpn«sa~√juṣ  
    devanmpn«√div pītinfsa«√pā āśatava·A·3p«√āś |
    madanmpl«√mad (sarvanns-dʰājfs«√dʰā)jmsn asivp·A·2s«√as 



3. All Deities of one accord have come that they may drink of thee:
   All-bounteous art thou in carouse.



ā́ yó víśvāni vā́ryā vásūni hástayordadʰé |
mádeṣu sarvadʰā́ asi || 4||



4.  āp yasr3msn viśvajnpa«√viś vāryajnpa«√vṛ2  
    vasunnpa«√vas hastanmdl dadʰeva·I·3s«√dʰā |
    madanmpl«√mad (sarvanns-dʰājfs«√dʰā)jmsn asivp·A·2s«√as 



4. He who containeth in his hands all treasures much to be desired:
   All-bounteous art thou in carouse.



yá imé ródasī mahī́ sáṃ mātáreva dóhate |
mádeṣu sarvadʰā́ asi || 5||



5.  yasr3msn ayamr3nda rodasnnda mahjnda«√mah  
    samp mātṛnfda«√mā ivac dohateva·A·3s«√duh |
    madanmpl«√mad (sarvanns-dʰājfs«√dʰā)jmsn asivp·A·2s«√as 



5. Who milketh out this mighty Pair, the Earth and Heaven, like mother kine
   All-bounteous art thou in carouse.



pári yó ródasī ubʰé sadyó vā́jebʰirárṣati |
mádeṣu sarvadʰā́ asi || 6||



6.  parip yasr3msn rodasnnda ubʰajnda  
    sadyasa vājanmpi«√vāj arṣativp·A·3s«√ṛṣ |
    madanmpl«√mad (sarvanns-dʰājfs«√dʰā)jmsn asivp·A·2s«√as 



6. Who in a moment mightily floweth around these two world-halves:
   All-bounteous art thou in carouse.



sá śuṣmī́ kaláśeṣvā́ punānó acikradat |
mádeṣu sarvadʰā́ asi || 7||



7.  sasr3msn śuṣminjmsn«√śuṣ kalaśanmpl«√kal? āp  
    punānajmsn«√pū acikradatvp·U·3s«√krand |
    madanmpl«√mad (sarvanns-dʰājfs«√dʰā)jmsn asivp·A·2s«√as 



7. The Strong One, being purified, hath in the pitchers cried aloud:
   All-bounteous art thou in carouse.






Sūkta 9.19 

yátsoma citrámuktʰyàṃ divyáṃ pā́rtʰivaṃ vásu |
tánnaḥ punāná ā́ bʰara || 1||



1.  yadr3nsa somaNmsv«√su citrajnsa«√ci uktʰyajnsa«√vac  
    divyajnsa«√div pārtʰivajnsa«√pṛtʰ vasunnsa«√vas |
    tadr3nsa vayamr1mpd punānajmsn«√pū āp bʰaravp·Ao2s«√bʰṛ 



1. O SOMA, being purified bring us the wondrous treasure, meet
   For lauds, that is in earth and heaven.



yuváṃ hí stʰáḥ svàrpatī índraśca soma gópatī |
īśānā́ pipyataṃ dʰíyaḥ || 2||



2.  tvamr2mdn hic stʰasvp·A·2d«√as (svarnns-patinms«√pā2)nmdn  
    indraNmsn«√ind cac somaNmsv«√su (gonfs-patinms«√pā2)nmdn |
    īśānajmdn«√īś pipyatamvp·UE2d«√pī dʰīnfpa«√dʰī 



2. For ye Twain, Indra, Soma, are Lords of the light, Lords of the kine:
   Great Rulers, prosper ye our songs.



vṛ́ṣā punāná āyúṣu stanáyannádʰi barhíṣi |
háriḥ sányónimā́sadat || 3||



3.  vṛṣannmsn«√vṛṣ punānata·Amsn«√pū āyujmpl«√i  
    stanayanttp·Amsn«√stan adʰip barhisnnsl«√barh |
    harijmsn«√hṛ santp·A?sn«√as yoninmsa«√yu āp asadatvp·U·3s«√sad 



3. The tawny Steer, while cleansed among the living, bellowing on the grass,
   Hath sunk and settled in his home.



ávāvaśanta dʰītáyo vṛṣabʰásyā́dʰi rétasi |
sūnórvatsásya mātáraḥ || 4||



4.  avāvaśantavp·U·3p«√vāś dʰītinfpn«√dʰī  
    (vṛṣannms«√vṛṣ-bʰajms«√bʰā)jmsg adʰip retasnnsl«√rī |
    sūnunmsg«√sū vatsajmsg mātṛnfpn«√mā 



4. Over the Steer's productive flow the sacred songs were resonant,
   The mothers of the darling Son.



kuvídvṛṣaṇyántībʰyaḥ punānó gárbʰamādádʰat |
yā́ḥ śukráṃ duhaté páyaḥ || 5||



5.  (kuc-idc)c vṛṣaṇyantītp·Afpd«√vṛṣ  
    punānajmsn«√pū garbʰanmsa«√grah ādadʰattp·Amsn«ā~√dʰā |
    yār3fpn śukrajmsa«√śuc duhateva·A·3p«√duh payasnnsa«√pī 



5. Hath he not, purified, impregnated the kine who long to meet their Lord,
   The kine who yield the shining milk?



úpa śikṣāpatastʰúṣo bʰiyásamā́ dʰehi śátruṣu |
pávamāna vidā́ rayím || 6||



6.  upap śikṣavp·Ao2s«√śak apatastʰivaṅstp·Impa«apa~√stʰā  
    bʰiyasnmsa«√bʰī āp dʰehivp·Ao2s«√dʰā śatrunmpl«√śad |
    pavamānanmsv«√pū vidāsvp·Ae2s«√vid rayinmsa«√rā 



6. Bring near us those who stand aloof strike fear into our enemies:
   O Pavamana, find us wealth.



ní śátroḥ soma vṛ́ṣṇyaṃ ní śúṣmaṃ ní váyastira |
dūré vā sató ánti vā || 7||



7.  nip śatrunmsg«√śad somaNmsv«√su (vṛṣṇinms«√vṛṣ-yatnfs«√yat)nnsa  
    nip śuṣmanmsa«√śuṣ nip vayasnnsa«√vī tiravp·Ao2s«√tṝ |
    dūrajmsl«√duc satajmsn«√as antiac 



7. Soma, bring down the foeman's might, his vigorous strength and vital power,
   Whether he be afar or near.






Sūkta 9.20 

prá kavírdevávītayé'vyo vā́rebʰirarṣati |
sāhvā́nvíśvā abʰí spṛ́dʰaḥ || 1||



1.  prap kavinmsn«√kū (devanms«√div-vītinfs«√vī)nfsd  
    avinmsg vārannpi«√vṛ2 arṣativp·A·3s«√ṛṣ |
    sāhvaṃstp·Imsn«√sah viśvajfpa«√viś abʰip spṛdʰnfpa«√spardʰ 



1. FORTH through the straining-cloth the Sage flows to the banquet of the Gods,
   Subduing all our enemies.



sá hí ṣmā jaritṛ́bʰya ā́ vā́jaṃ gómantamínvati |
pávamānaḥ sahasríṇam || 2||



2.  sasr3msn hic smac jaritṛnmsd«√jṛ āp  
    vājanmsa«√vāj gomatjmsa invativp·A·3s«√inv |
    pavamānanmsn«√pū sahasrinjmsa 



2. For he, as Pavamana, sends thousandfold treasure in the shape
   Of cattle to the singing-men.



pári víśvāni cétasā mṛśáse pávase matī́ |
sá naḥ soma śrávo vidaḥ || 3||



3.  parip viśvannpa«√viś cetasnnsi«√cit  
    mṛśaseva·A·2s«√mṛś pavaseva·A·2s«√pū matinfsi«√man |
    saa vayamr1mpd somaNmsv«√su śravasnnsa«√śru vidasvp·AE2s«√vid 



3. Thou graspest all things with thy mind, and purifiest thee with thoughts
   As such, O Soma, find us fame.



abʰyàrṣa bṛhádyáśo magʰávadbʰyo dʰruváṃ rayím |
íṣaṃ stotṛ́bʰya ā́ bʰara || 4||



4.  abʰip arṣavp·Ao2s«√ṛṣ bṛhatjnsa«√bṛh yaśasjnsa«√yaś  
    magʰavannmpd«√maṃh dʰruvajmsa«√dʰṛ rayinmsa«√rā |
    iṣnfsa«√iṣ stotṛnmpd«√stu āp bʰaravp·Ao2s«√bʰṛ 



4. Pour lofty glory on us, send sure riches to our liberal lords,
   Bring food to those who sing thy praise.



tváṃ rā́jeva suvrató gíraḥ somā́ viveśitʰa |
punānó vahne adbʰuta || 5||



5.  tvamr2msn rājannmsn«√rāj ivaa suvratajmsn«su~√vṛ2  
    girnfpa«√gṝ somanmsv«√su āp viveśitʰavp·I·2s«√viś |
    punānata·A?sn«√pū vahninmsv«√vah (atc-bʰutajms«√bʰū)jmsv 



5. As thou art cleansed, O Wondrous Steed, O Soma, thou hast entered, like
   A pious King, into the songs.



sá váhnirapsú duṣṭáro mṛjyámāno gábʰastyoḥ |
sómaścamū́ṣu sīdati || 6||



6.  sasr3msn vahninmsn«√vah apnfpl duṣṭarajmsn«dus~√tṝ  
    mṛjyamānatp·Amsn«√mṛj gabʰastinmdl |
    somanmsn«√su camūnfpl sīdativp·A·3s«√sad 



6. He, Soma, like a courser in the floods invincible, made clean
   With hands, is resting in the jars.



krīḷúrmakʰó ná maṃhayúḥ pavítraṃ soma gacʰasi |
dádʰatstotré suvī́ryam || 7||



7.  krīḷujmsn«√krīḷ makʰanmsn«√maṅkʰ nac (maṃhanms«√maṃh-yujms«√yu)jmsn  
    pavitrannsa«√pū somaNmsv«√su gacʰasivp·A·2s«√gam |
    dadʰattp·Amsn«√dʰā stotṛnmsd«√stu suvīryannsa«su~√vīr 



7. Disporting, like a liberal chief, thou goest, Soma, to the sieve,
   Lending the laud a Hero's strength.






Sūkta 9.21 

eté dʰāvantī́ndavaḥ sómā índrāya gʰṛ́ṣvayaḥ |
matsarā́saḥ svarvídaḥ || 1||



1.  etasr3mpn dʰāvantivp·A·3p«√dʰāv indunmpn«√ind  
    somajmpn«√su indraNmsd«√ind gʰṛṣvijmpn«√hṛṣ |
    (madnfs«√mad-saranms«√sṛ)jmpn (svarnns-vidjms«√vid)jmpn 



1. To Indra flow these running drops, these Somas frolicsome in mood.
   Exhilarating, finding light;



pravṛṇvánto abʰiyújaḥ súṣvaye varivovídaḥ |
svayáṃ stotré vayaskṛ́taḥ || 2||



2.  pravṛṇvantjmpn«pra~√vṛ abʰiyujjmpa«abʰi~√yuj  
    suṣvinmsd«√su (varivasnns«√vṛ-vidjms«√vid)jmpn |
    svayama stotṛnmsd«√stu (vayasnns«√vī-kṛtjms«√kṛ)jmpn 



2. Driving off foes, bestowing room upon the presser, willingly
   Bringing their praiser vital force.



vṛ́tʰā krī́ḷanta índavaḥ sadʰástʰamabʰyékamít |
síndʰorūrmā́ vyakṣaran || 3||



3.  vṛtʰāa«√vṛ2 krīḷanttp·Ampn«√krīḷ indunmpn«√ind  
    (sadʰaa-stʰajms«√stʰā)nnsa abʰip ekajnsa idc |
    sindʰunmsg«√sindʰ ūrminmsl«√ṛ vip akṣaranvp·Aa3p«√kṣar 



3. Lightly disporting them, the drops flow to one common reservoir,
   And fall into the river's wave.



eté víśvāni vā́ryā pávamānāsa āśata |
hitā́ ná sáptayo rátʰe || 4||



4.  etasr3mpn viśvajnpa«√viś vāryajnpa«√vṛ2  
    pavamānajmpn«√pū āśatava·A·3p«√āś |
    hitajmpn«√dʰā nac saptinmpn ratʰanmsl«√ṛ 



4. These Pavamanas have obtained all blessings much to be desired,
   Like coursers harnessed to a car.



ā́sminpiśáṅgamindavo dádʰātā venámādíśe |
yó asmábʰyamárāvā || 5||



5.  āp ayamr3msl (piśnfs«√piś-aṅganms«√aṅg)jmsa induNmpv«√ind  
    dadʰātavp·AE3p«√dʰā venanmsa«√ven ādiśev···D··«ā~√diś |
    yasr3msn vayamr1mpd arāvanjmsn«a~√rā 



5. With view to us, O Soma-drops, bestow his manifold desire
   On him who yet hath given us naught.



ṛbʰúrná rátʰyaṃ návaṃ dádʰātā kétamādíśe |
śukrā́ḥ pavadʰvamárṇasā || 6||



6.  ṛbʰunmsn«√rabʰ nac ratʰyanmsa«√ṛ navajmsa«√nu  
    dadʰātavp·Ao2p«√dʰā ketanmsa«√cit ādiśev···D··«√diś |
    śukrajmpn«√śuc pavadʰvamva·Ao2p«√pū arṇasnnsi 



6. Bring us our wish with this design, as a wright brings his new-wrought wheel:
   Flow pure and shining with the stream.



etá u tyé avīvaśankā́ṣṭʰāṃ vājíno akrata |
satáḥ prā́sāviṣurmatím || 7||



7.  etasr3mpn uc syar3mpn avīvaśanvp·U·3p«√vaś  
    kāṣṭʰānfsa vājinnmpn«√vāj akratava·U·3p«√kṛ |
    satjmsg«√as prap asāviṣurvp·U·3p«√sū matinfsa«√man 



7. These drops have cried with resonant voice: like swift steeds they have run the course,
   And roused the good man's hymn to life.






Sūkta 9.22 

eté sómāsa āśávo rátʰā iva prá vājínaḥ |
sárgāḥ sṛṣṭā́ aheṣata || 1||



1.  etasr3mpn somajmpn«√su āśujmpn«√aś  
    ratʰanmpn«√ṛ ivac prap vājinjmpn«√vāj |
    sargajmpn«√sṛj sṛṣṭajmpn«√sṛj aheṣatava·U·3p«√hi 



1. THESE rapid Soma-streams have stirred themselves to motion like strong steeds,
   Like cars, like armies hurried forth.



eté vā́tā ivorávaḥ parjányasyeva vṛṣṭáyaḥ |
agnériva bʰramā́ vṛ́tʰā || 2||



2.  etasr3mpn vātanmpn«√vā ivac urujmpn«√vṛ  
    parjanyanmsg«√pṛc ivac vṛṣṭinfpn«√vṛṣ |
    agninmsg«√aṅg ivac bʰramanmpn«√bʰram vṛtʰāa«√vṛ2 



2. Swift as wide winds they lightly move, like rain-storms of Parjanya, like
   The flickering flames of burning fire.



eté pūtā́ vipaścítaḥ sómāso dádʰyāśiraḥ |
vipā́ vyānaśurdʰíyaḥ || 3||



3.  eṣasr3mpn pūtajmpn«√pū (vipnfpa«√vip-citjms«√ci)jmpn  
    somanmpn«√su (dadʰinns-āśirnfs«ā~√śrī)jmpn |
    vipnfsi«√vip vip ānaśurvp·I·3p«√aś dʰīnfpa«√dʰī 



3. These Soma juices, blent with curds, purified, skilled in sacred hymns,
   Have gained by song their hearts' desire.



eté mṛṣṭā́ ámartyāḥ sasṛvā́ṃso ná śaśramuḥ |
íyakṣantaḥ patʰó rájaḥ || 4||



4.  etasr3mpn mṛṣṭajmpn«√mṛj amartyajmpn«a~√mṛ  
    sasṛvāṃstp·I?p?«√sṛ nac śaśramurvp·I·3p«√śram |
    iyakṣanttp·A?pn«√yaj patʰinnmpa«√pantʰ rajasnnsa«√raj 



4. Immortal, cleansed, these drops, since first they flowed, have never wearied, fain
   To reach the regions and their paths.



eté pṛṣṭʰā́ni ródasorviprayánto vyā̀naśuḥ |
utédámuttamáṃ rájaḥ || 5||



5.  etasr3mpn pṛṣṭʰannpa«pra~√stʰā rodasnndg  
    viprayantjmpn«vi-pra~√i vyānaśurvp·I·3p«vi~√aś |
    utac ayamr3nsn uttamajnsn rajasnnsn«√raj 



5. Advancing they have traveled o'er the ridges of the earth and heaven,
   And this the highest realm of all.



tántuṃ tanvānámuttamámánu praváta āśata |
utédámuttamā́yyam || 6||



6.  tantunmsa«√tan tanvānajmsa«√tan uttamajmsa  
    anup pravatnfpa āśatava·A·3p«√āś |
    utac ayamr3nsn (uttamajms-āyyajms«√i)jnsn 



6. Over the heights have they attained the highest thread that is spun out,
   And this which must be deemed most high.



tváṃ soma paṇíbʰya ā́ vásu gávyāni dʰārayaḥ |
tatáṃ tántumacikradaḥ || 7||



7.  tvamr2msn somaNmsv«√su paṇinmpb āp  
    vasunnsa«√vas gavyannpa dʰārayasvp·AE2s«√dʰṛ |
    tatajmsa«√tan tantunmsa«√tan acikradasvp·U·2s«√krand 



7. Thou, Soma, boldest wealth in kine which thou hast seized from niggard churls:
   Thou calledst forth the outspun thread.






Sūkta 9.23 

sómā asṛgramāśávo mádʰormádasya dʰā́rayā |
abʰí víśvāni kā́vyā || 1||



1.  somanmpn«√su asṛgramvp·U·3p«√sṛj āśujmpn«√aś  
    madʰujmsg«√madʰ madanmsg«√mad dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ |
    abʰip viśvajnpa«√viś kāvyannpa«√kū 



1. SWIFT Soma drops have been effused in streams of meath, the gladdening drink,
   For sacred lore of every kind.



ánu pratnā́sa āyávaḥ padáṃ návīyo akramuḥ |
rucé jananta sū́ryam || 2||



2.  anup pratnajmpn āyujmpn«√i  
    padannsa«√pad navīyasjnsa«√nu akramurvp·U·3p«√kram |
    rucnfsl«√ruc janantavp·Ue3p«√jan sūryanmsa«√sūr 



2. Hither to newer. resting-place the ancient Living Ones are come.
   They made the Sun that he might shine.



ā́ pavamāna no bʰarāryó ádāśuṣo gáyam |
kṛdʰí prajā́vatīríṣaḥ || 3||



3.  āp pavamānanmsv«√pū vayamr1mpd bʰaravp·Ao2s«√bʰṛ  
    arijmsg«√rā adāśvaṅstp·Imsg«a~√dāś gayanmsa«√gam |
    kṛdʰivp·Ao2s«√kṛ prajāvatījfpa«pra~√jan iṣnfpa«√iṣ 



3. O Pavamana, bring to us the unsacrificing foeman's wealth,
   And give us food with progeny.



abʰí sómāsa āyávaḥ pávante mádyaṃ mádam |
abʰí kóśaṃ madʰuścútam || 4||



4.  abʰip somanmpn«√su āyujmpn«√i  
    pavanteva·A·3p«√pū madyajmsa«√mad madanmsa«√mad |
    abʰip kośanmsa«√kuś (madʰunns«√madʰ-ścutjms«√ścut)jmsa 



4. The living Somas being cleansed diffuse exhilarating drink,
   Turned to the vat which drips with meath.



sómo arṣati dʰarṇasírdádʰāna indriyáṃ rásam |
suvī́ro abʰiśastipā́ḥ || 5||



5.  somanmsn«√su arṣativp·A·3s«√ṛṣ dʰarṇasijmsn«√dʰṛ  
    dadʰānatp·Imsn«√dʰā indriyajmsa«√ind rasanmsa«√ras |
    suvīrajmsn«su~√vīr (abʰiśastinfs«√śas-pājms«√pā)nmsn 



5. Soma goes on intelligent, possessing sap and mighty strength,
   Brave Hero who repels the curse.



índrāya soma pavase devébʰyaḥ sadʰamā́dyaḥ |
índo vā́jaṃ siṣāsasi || 6||



6.  indraNmsd«√ind somanmsv«√su pavasevp·A·2s«√pū  
    devanmpd«√div (sadʰaa-mādyanms«√mad)nmsn |
    indunmsb«√ind vājanmsa«√vāj siṣāsasivp·A·2s«√san 



6. For Indra, Soma! thou art cleansed, a feast-companion for the Gods:
   Indu, thou fain wilt win us strength



asyá pītvā́ mádānāmíndro vṛtrā́ṇyapratí |
jagʰā́na jagʰánacca nú || 7||



7.  ayamr3msg pītvātp·A???«√pā madanmpg«√mad  
    indraNmsn«√ind vṛtrannpa«√vṛ apratia |
    jagʰānavp·U·3s«√han jagʰanatvp·Ae3s«√han cac nuc 



7. When he had drunken draughts of this, Indra smote down resistless foes:
   Yea, smote them, and shall smite them still.






Sūkta 9.24 

prá sómāso adʰanviṣuḥ pávamānāsa índavaḥ |
śrīṇānā́ apsú mṛñjata || 1||



1.  prap somajmpn«√su adʰanviṣurvp·U·3p«√dʰanv  
    pavamānajmpn«√pū indunmpn«√ind |
    śrīṇānāta·A?pn«√śrī apnfpl mṛñjatavp·AE3p«√mṛj 



1. HITHERWARD have the Soma streamed, the drops while they are purified:
   When blent, in waters they are rinsed.



abʰí gā́vo adʰanviṣurā́po ná pravátā yatī́ḥ |
punānā́ índramāśata || 2||



2.  abʰip gonfpn adʰanviṣurvp·U·3p«√dʰanv  
    apnfpn nac pravatnfsi yatita·Afpn«√i |
    punānata·A?p?«√pū indraNmsa«√ind āśatava·A·3p«√āś 



2. The milk hath run to meet them like floods rushing down a precipice:
   They come to Indra, being cleansed.



prá pavamāna dʰanvasi sóméndrāya pā́tave |
nṛ́bʰiryató ví nīyase || 3||



3.  prap pavamānata·A?sv«√pū dʰanvasivp·A·2s«√dʰanv  
    somanmsv«√su indraNmsd«√ind pātavev···D··«√pā |
    nṛnmpi yatajmsn«√yam vip nīyasevp·A·2s«√nī 



3. O Soma Pavamana, thou art flowing to be Indra's drink:
   The men have seized and lead thee forth.



tváṃ soma nṛmā́danaḥ pávasva carṣaṇīsáhe |
sásniryó anumā́dyaḥ || 4||



4.  tvamr2msn somanmsv«√su (nṛnms-mādanajms«√mad)jmsn  
    pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū (carṣaṇijms«√kṛṣ-sahjms«√sah)jmsd |
    sasnijmsn«√san yasr3msn anumādyanmsn«anu~√mad 



4. Victorious, to be hailed with joy, O Soma, flow, delighting men,
   To him who ruleth o'er mankind.



índo yádádribʰiḥ sutáḥ pavítraṃ paridʰā́vasi |
áramíndrasya dʰā́mne || 5||



5.  indunmsv«√ind yadc adrinmpi«√dṛ sutajmsn«√su  
    pavitrannsa«√pū paridʰāvasivp·A·2s«pari~√dʰāv |
    arama«√ṛ indraNmsg«√ind dʰāmannnsd«√dʰā 



5. Thou, Indu, when, effused by stones, thou runnest to the filter, art,
   Ready for Indra's high decree.



pávasva vṛtrahantamoktʰébʰiranumā́dyaḥ |
śúciḥ pāvakó ádbʰutaḥ || 6||



6.  pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū (vṛtraNns«√vṛ-hantamajms«√han)jmsv  
    uktʰanmpi«√vac anumādyanmsn«anu~√mad |
    śucijmsn«√śuc pāvakajmsn«√pū (atc-bʰutajms«√bʰū)jmsn 



6. Flow on, best Vrtra-slayer; flow meet to be hailed with joyful lauds.
   Pure, purifying, wonderful.



śúciḥ pāvaká ucyate sómaḥ sutásya mádʰvaḥ |
devāvī́ragʰaśaṃsahā́ || 7||



7.  śucijmsn«√śuc pāvakajmsn«√pū ucyatevp·A·3s«√vac  
    somanmsn«√su sutajnsg«√su madʰunnsg«√madʰ |
    (devanms«√div-vījms«√vī)jmsn (agʰajms«√agʰ-śaṃsanms«√śaṃs-hanjms«√han)nmsn 



7. Pure, purifying is he called the Soma of the meath effused,
   Slayer of sinners, dear to Gods.






Sūkta 9.25 

pávasva dakṣasā́dʰano devébʰyaḥ pītáye hare |
marúdbʰyo vāyáve mádaḥ || 1||



1.  pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū (dakṣanms«√dakṣ-sādʰananms«√sādʰ)jmsn  
    devanmpd«√div pītinfsd«√pā harinmsv«√hṛ |
    marutnmpd vāyuNmsd«√vā madanmsn«√mad 



1. GREEN-HUED! as one who giveth strength flow on for Gods to drink, a draught
   For Vayu and the Marut host.



pávamāna dʰiyā́ hitò'bʰí yóniṃ kánikradat |
dʰármaṇā vāyúmā́ viśa || 2||



2.  pavamānanmsv«√pū dʰīnfsi«√dʰī hitajmsn«√hi  
    abʰip yoninmsa«√yu kanikradattp·Amsn«√krand |
    dʰarmannnsi«√dʰṛ vāyuNmsa«√vā āp viśavp·Ao2s«√viś 



2. O Pavamana, sent by song, roaring about thy dwelling-place,
   Pass into Vayu as Law bids.



sáṃ devaíḥ śobʰate vṛ́ṣā kavíryónāvádʰi priyáḥ |
vṛtrahā́ devavī́tamaḥ || 3||



3.  samp devanmpi«√div śobʰateva·A·3s«√śubʰ vṛṣannmsn«√vṛṣ  
    kavinmsn«√kū yoninmsl«√yu adʰip priyajmsn«√prī |
    (vṛtranns«√vṛ-hannms«√han)nmsn (devanms«√div-vītamajms«√vī)jmsn 



3. The Steer shines with the Deities, dear Sage in his appointed home,
   Foe-Slayer, most beloved by Gods.



víśvā rūpā́ṇyāviśánpunānó yāti haryatáḥ |
yátrāmṛ́tāsa ā́sate || 4||



4.  viśvajnpa«√viś rūpannpa āviśanttp·Amsn«ā~√viś  
    punānajmsn«√pū yātivp·A·3s«√yā haryatajmsn«√hary |
    yadr3nsl amṛtajmpn«a~√mṛ āsatevp·A·3p«√ās 



4. Taking each beauteous form, he goes, desirable, while purified,
   Thither where- the Immortals sit.



aruṣó janáyangíraḥ sómaḥ pavata āyuṣák |
índraṃ gácʰankavíkratuḥ || 5||



5.  aruṣajmsn«√ruṣ janayanttp·Amsn«√jan girnfpa«√gṝ  
    somanmsn«√su pavateva·A·2s«√pū (āyujms«√i-sacjms«√sac)a |
    indraNmsa«√ind gacʰanttp·Amsn«√gam (kavinms«√kū-kratunms«√kṛ)nmsn 



5. To Indra Soma flows, the Red, engendering song, exceeding wise,
   The visitor of living men.



ā́ pavasva madintama pavítraṃ dʰā́rayā kave |
arkásya yónimāsádam || 6||



6.  āp pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū madintamajmsv«√mad  
    pavitrannsa«√pū dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ kavinmsv«√kū |
    arkanmsg«√arc yoninmsa«√yu āsadamv···D··«ā~√sad 



6. Flow, best exhilarator, Sage, flow to the filter in a stream
   To seat thee in the place of song.






Sūkta 9.26 

támamṛkṣanta vājínamupástʰe áditerádʰi |
víprāso áṇvyā dʰiyā́ || 1||



1.  sasr3msa amṛkṣantava·U·3p«√mṛj vājinnmsa«√vāj  
    upastʰanmsl«upa~√stʰā aditiNfsg«a~√dā adʰip |
    viprajmpn«√vip aṇvījfsi dʰīnfsi«√dʰī 



1. THE sages with the fingers' art have dressed and decked that vigorous Steed
   Upon the lap of Aditi,



táṃ gā́vo abʰyànūṣata sahásradʰāramákṣitam |
índuṃ dʰartā́ramā́ diváḥ || 2||



2.  sasr3msa gonfpn abʰip anūṣatavp·U·3p«√nū  
    (sahasrau-dʰāranms«√dʰṛ)jmsa akṣitajmsa«a~√kṣi3 |
    indunmsa«√ind dʰartṛnmsa«√dʰṛ āp dyunmsb 



2. The kine have called aloud to him exhaustless with a thousand streams,
   To Indu who supporteth heaven.



táṃ vedʰā́ṃ medʰáyāhyanpávamānamádʰi dyávi |
dʰarṇasíṃ bʰū́ridʰāyasam || 3||



3.  sasr3msa vedʰasjmsa«√vidʰ medʰānfsi«√midʰ ahyanvp·U·3p«√hi  
    pavamānanmsa«√pū adʰip dyunmsl |
    dʰarṇasijmsa«√dʰṛ (bʰūrijms«√bʰū-dʰāyasjms«√dʰā)jmsa 



3. Him, nourisher of many, Sage, creative Pavamana, they
   Have sent, by wisdom, to the sky.



támahyanbʰuríjordʰiyā́ saṃvásānaṃ vivásvataḥ |
pátiṃ vācó ádābʰyam || 4||



4.  sasr3msa ahyanvp·U·3p«√hi bʰurijnmdl dʰīnfsi«√dʰī  
    saṃvasānata·Amsa«sam~√vas vivasvatNmsg«√vas |
    patinmsa«√pā2 vācnfsg«√vac adābʰyajmsa«a~√dabʰ 



4. Him, dweller with Vivasvan, they with use of both arms have sent forth,
   The Lord of Speech infallible.



táṃ sā́nāvádʰi jāmáyo háriṃ hinvantyádribʰiḥ |
haryatáṃ bʰū́ricakṣasam || 5||



5.  sasr3msa sānunmsl«√san adʰip jāminmpn«√jan  
    harijmsa«√hṛ hinvantivp·A·3p«√hi adrinmpi«√dṛ |
    haryatajmsa«√hary (bʰūrijms«√bʰū-cakṣasnms«√cakṣ)jmsa 



5. Him, green, beloved, many eyed, the Sisters with prosing stones
   Send down to ridges of the sieve.



táṃ tvā hinvanti vedʰásaḥ pávamāna girāvṛ́dʰam |
índavíndrāya matsarám || 6||



6.  sasr3msa tvamr2msa hinvantivp·A·3p«√hi vedʰasjmpn«√vidʰ  
    pavamānanmsv«√pū (girnfsi«√gṝ-vṛdʰjms«√vṛdʰ)jmsa |
    indunmsv«√ind indraNmsd«√ind (madnfs«√mad-saranms«√sṛ)jmsa 



6. O Pavamana, Indu, priests hurry thee on to Indra, thee
   Who aidest song and cheerest him.






Sūkta 9.27 

eṣá kavírabʰíṣṭutaḥ pavítre ádʰi tośate |
punānó gʰnánnápa srídʰaḥ || 1||



1.  eṣasr3msn kavinmsn«√kū abʰiṣṭutajmsn«abʰi~√stu  
    pavitrannsl«√pū adʰip tośateva·A·3s«√tuś |
    punānajmsn«√pū gʰnanttp·A?sn«√han apap sridʰnfpa«√sridʰ 



1. THIS Sage, exalted by our lauds, flows to the purifying cloth,
   Scattering foes as he is cleansed.



eṣá índrāya vāyáve svarjítpári ṣicyate |
pavítre dakṣasā́dʰanaḥ || 2||



2.  eṣasr3msn indraNmsd«√ind vāyuNmsd«√vā  
    (svarnns-jitjms«√ji)jmsn parip sicyatevp·A·3s«√sic |
    pavitrannsl«√pū (dakṣanms«√dakṣ-sādʰananms«√sādʰ)jmsn 



2. As giving power and winning light, for Indra and for Vayu he
   Is poured upon the filtering-cloth.



eṣá nṛ́bʰirví nīyate divó mūrdʰā́ vṛ́ṣā sutáḥ |
sómo váneṣu viśvavít || 3||



3.  eṣasr3msn nṛnmpi vip nīyatevp·A·3s«√nī  
    dyunmsg mūrdʰannmsn vṛṣannmsn«√vṛṣ sutajmsn«√su |
    somanmsn«√su vanannpl«√van (viśvanns«√viś-vidjms«√vid)jmsn 



3. The men conduct him, Soma, Steer, Omniscient, and the Head of Heaven,
   Effused into the vats of wood.



eṣá gavyúracikradatpávamāno hiraṇyayúḥ |
índuḥ satrājídástṛtaḥ || 4||



4.  eṣasr3msn (gonfs-yujms«√yu)jmsn acikradatvp·U·3s«√krand  
    pavamānanmsn«√pū (hiraṇyanms«√hṛ-yujms«√yu)jmsn |
    indunmsn«√ind (satrāa-jitjms«√ji)jmsn astṛtajmsn«a~√stṛ 



4. Longing for kine, longing for gold hath Indu Pavamana lowed,
   Still Conqueror, never overcome.



eṣá sū́ryeṇa hāsate pávamāno ádʰi dyávi |
pavítre matsaró mádaḥ || 5||



5.  eṣasr3msn sūryanmsi«√sūr hāsateva·A·3s«√hā  
    pavamānanmsn«√pū adʰip dyunmsl |
    pavitrannsl«√pū (madnfs«√mad-sarajms«√sṛ)jmsn madanmsn«√mad 



5. This Pavamana, gladdening draught, drops on the filtering cloth, and then
   Mounts up with Surya to the sky.



eṣá śuṣmyàsiṣyadadantárikṣe vṛ́ṣā háriḥ |
punāná índuríndramā́ || 6||



6.  eṣasr3msn śuṣminnmsn«√śuṣ asiṣyadatva·U·3s«√syand  
    (antara-īkṣajms«√īkṣ)nnsl vṛṣannmsn«√vṛṣ harijmsn«√hṛ |
    punānajmsn«√pū indunmsn«√ind indraNmsa«√ind āp 



6. To Indra in the firmament this mighty tawny Steer hath flowed,
   This Indu, being purified.






Sūkta 9.28 

eṣá vājī́ hitó nṛ́bʰirviśvavínmánasaspátiḥ |
ávyo vā́raṃ ví dʰāvati || 1||



1.  eṣasr3msn vājinnmsn«√vāj hitajmsn«√hi nṛnmpi  
    (viśvanns«√viś-vidjms«√vid)jmsn manasnnsg«√man patinmsn«√pā2 |
    avinmsg vāranmsa«√vṛ2 vip dʰāvativp·A·3s«√dʰāv 



1. URGED by the men, this vigorous Steed, Lord of the mind, Omniscient,
   Runs to the woollen straining-cloth.



eṣá pavítre akṣaratsómo devébʰyaḥ sutáḥ |
víśvā dʰā́mānyāviśán || 2||



2.  eṣasr3msn pavitrannsl«√pū akṣaratvp·Aa3s«√kṣar  
    somanmsn«√su devanmpd«√div sutajmsn«√su |
    viśvajnpa«√viś dʰāmannnpa«√dʰā āviśanttp·Amsn«ā~√viś 



2. Within the filter hath he flowed, this Soma for the Gods effused,
   Entering all their essences.



eṣá deváḥ śubʰāyaté'dʰi yónāvámartyaḥ |
vṛtrahā́ devavī́tamaḥ || 3||



3.  eṣasr3msn devanmsn«√div śubʰāyateva·A·3s«√śubʰ  
    adʰip yoninmsl«√yu amartyajmsn«a~√mṛ |
    (vṛtraNns«√vṛ-hanjms«√han)nmsn (devanms«√div-vītamajms«√vī)jmsn 



3. He shines in beauty there, this God Immortal in his dwelling-place,
   Foe-slayer, dearest to the Gods.



eṣá vṛ́ṣā kánikradaddaśábʰirjāmíbʰiryatáḥ |
abʰí dróṇāni dʰāvati || 4||



4.  eṣasr3msn vṛṣannmsn«√vṛṣ kanikradattp·Amsn«√krand  
    daśanfpi jāminfpi«√jan yatajmsn«√yam |
    abʰip droṇannpa«√dru dʰāvativp·A·3s«√dʰāv 



4. Directed by the Sisters ten, bellowing on his way this Steer
   Runs onward to the wooden vats.



eṣá sū́ryamarocayatpávamāno vícarṣaṇiḥ |
víśvā dʰā́māni viśvavít || 5||



5.  eṣasr3msn sūryanmsa«√sūr arocayatvp·Aa3s«√ruc  
    pavamānanmsn«√pū vicarṣaṇijmsn«vi~√kṛṣ |
    viśvajnpa«√viś dʰāmannnpa«√dʰā (viśvanns«√viś-vidjms«√vid)jmsn 



5. This Pavamana, swift and strong, Omniscient, gave splendour to
   The Sun and all his forms of light.



eṣá śuṣmyádābʰyaḥ sómaḥ punānó arṣati |
devāvī́ragʰaśaṃsahā́ || 6||



6.  eṣasr3msn śuṣminjmsn«√śuṣ adābʰyajmsn«a~√dabʰ  
    somanmsn«√su punānajmsn«√pū arṣativp·A·3s«√ṛṣ |
    (devanms«√div-vījms«√vī)jmsn (agʰajms«√agʰ-śaṃsanms«√śaṃs-hanjms«√han)nmsn 



6. This Soma being purified, flows mighty and infallible,
   Slayer of sinners, dear to Gods.






Sūkta 9.29 

prā́sya dʰā́rā akṣaranvṛ́ṣṇaḥ sutásyaújasā |
devā́m̐ ánu prabʰū́ṣataḥ || 1||



1.  prap ayamr3msg dʰārānfsn«√dʰṛ akṣaranvp·Aa3p«√kṣar  
    vṛṣannmsg«√vṛṣ sutajmsg«√su ojasnnsi«√vaj |
    devanmpa«√div anup prabʰūṣattp·Amsg«pra~√bʰū 



1. FORWARD with mighty force have flowed the currents of this Steer effused,
   Of him who sets him by the Gods.



sáptiṃ mṛjanti vedʰáso gṛṇántaḥ kārávo girā́ |
jyótirjajñānámuktʰyàm || 2||



2.  saptinmsa mṛjantivp·A·3p«√mṛj vedʰasjmpn«√vidʰ  
    gṛṇanttp·Ampn«√gṝ kārunmpn«√kṛ2 girnfsi«√gṝ |
    jyotisnnsa«√jyot jajñānata·Insa«√jan uktʰyajnsa«√vac 



2. The singers praise him with their song, and learned priests adorn the Steed,
   Brought forth as light that merits laud.



suṣáhā soma tā́ni te punānā́ya prabʰūvaso |
várdʰā samudrámuktʰyàm || 3||



3.  suṣahajnpn«su~√sah somanmsv«√su tadr3npn tvamr2msd  
    punānajmsd«√pū (prabʰūnns«pra~√bʰū-vasunns«√vas)jmsv |
    vardʰavp·Ao2s«√vṛdʰ samudranmsa«sam~√ud uktʰyajmsa«√vac 



3. These things thou winnest lightly while purified, Soma, Lord of wealth:
   Fill full the sea that claims our praise.



víśvā vásūni saṃjáyanpávasva soma dʰā́rayā |
inú dvéṣāṃsi sadʰryàk || 4||



4.  viśvajnpa«√viś vasunnpa«√vas saṃjayantjmsn«sam~√ji  
    pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū somanmsv«√su dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ |
    inuvp·Ao2s«√inv dveṣasnnpa«√dviṣ (sadʰria«√sadʰ-añcjms«√anj)a 



4. Winning all precious things at once, flow on, O Soma, with thy stream
   Drive to one place our enemies.



rákṣā sú no áraruṣaḥ svanā́tsamasya kásya cit |
nidó yátra mumucmáhe || 5||



5.  rakṣavp·Ao2s«√rakṣ sup vayamr1mpa ararivasnmsb«a~√rā  
    svananmsb«√svan samar3msg kasr3msg cidc |
    nidnfsb«√nid yadr3nsl mumucmaheva·I·1p«√muc 



5. Preserve us from the godless, from ill-omened voice of one and all,
   That so we may be freed from blame.



éndo pā́rtʰivaṃ rayíṃ divyáṃ pavasva dʰā́rayā |
dyumántaṃ śúṣmamā́ bʰara || 6||



6.  āp indunmsv«√ind pārtʰivajmsa«√pṛtʰ rayinmsa«√rā  
    divyajmsa«√div pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ |
    dyumatjmsa śuṣmanmsa«√śuṣ āp bʰaravp·Ao2s«√bʰṛ 



6. O Indu, as thou flowest on bring us the wealth of earth and heaven,
   And splendid vigour, in thy stream.






Sūkta 9.30 

prá dʰā́rā asya śuṣmíṇo vṛ́tʰā pavítre akṣaran |
punānó vā́camiṣyati || 1||



1.  prap dʰārānfsn«√dʰṛ ayamr3msg śuṣminjmsg«√śuṣ  
    vṛtʰāa«√vṛ2 pavitrannsl«√pū akṣaranvp·Aa3p«√kṣar |
    punānajmsn«√pū vācnfsa«√vac iṣyativp·A·3s«√iṣ 



1. STREAMS of this Potent One have flowed easily to the straining-cloth:
   While he is cleansed he lifts his voice.



índurhiyānáḥ sotṛ́bʰirmṛjyámānaḥ kánikradat |
íyarti vagnúmindriyám || 2||



2.  indunmsn«√ind hiyānata·Amsn«√hi sotṛnmpi«√su  
    mṛjyamānatp·Amsn«√mṛj kanikradattp·Amsn«√krand |
    iyartivp·A·3s«√ṛ (vacnfs«√vac-nunfs«√nū)nmsa indriyajmsa«√ind 



2. Indu, by pressers urged to speed, bellowing out while beautified.
   Sends forth a very mighty sound.



ā́ naḥ śúṣmaṃ nṛṣā́hyaṃ vīrávantaṃ puruspṛ́ham |
pávasva soma dʰā́rayā || 3||



3.  āp vayamr1mpd śuṣmanmsa«√śuṣ (nṛnms-sāhyajms«√sah)jmsa  
    vīravantjmsa«√vīr (purua«√pṝ-spṛhjms«√spṛh)jmsa |
    pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū somanmsv«√su dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ 



3. Pour on us, Soma, with thy stream man-conquering might which many crave,
   Accompanied with hero sons.



prá sómo áti dʰā́rayā pávamāno asiṣyadat |
abʰí dróṇānyāsádam || 4||



4.  prap somanmsn«√su atip dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ  
    pavamānanmsn«√pū asiṣyadatva·U·3s«√syand |
    abʰip droṇannpa«√dru āsadamv···D··«ā~√sad 



4. Hither hath Pavamana flowed, Soma flowed hither in a stream,
   To settle in the vats of wood.



apsú tvā mádʰumattamaṃ háriṃ hinvantyádribʰiḥ |
índavíndrāya pītáye || 5||



5.  apnfpl tvamr2msa madʰumattamajmsa«√madʰ  
    harinmsa«√hṛ hinvantivp·A·3p«√hi adrinmpi«√dṛ |
    indunmsv«√ind indraNmsd«√ind pītinfsd«√pā 



5. To waters with the stones they drive thee tawny-hued, most rich in sweets,
   O Indu, to be Indra's drink.



sunótā mádʰumattamaṃ sómamíndrāya vajríṇe |
cā́ruṃ śárdʰāya matsarám || 6||



6.  sunotavp·Ao2p«√su madʰumattamajmsa«√madʰ  
    somanmsa«√su indraNmsd«√ind vajrinjmsd«√vaj |
    cārujmsa«√can śardʰanmsd«√śṛdʰ (madnms«√mad-sarajms«√sṛ)jmsa 



6. For Indra, for the Thunderer press the Soma very rich in sweets,
   Lovely, inspiriting, for strength.






Sūkta 9.31 

prá sómāsaḥ svādʰyàḥ pávamānāso akramuḥ |
rayíṃ kṛṇvanti cétanam || 1||



1.  prap somanmpn«√su svādʰījmpn«su-ā~√dʰī ​
    pavamānajmpn«√pū akramurvp·U·3p«√kram |
    rayinmsa«√rā kṛṇvantivp·A·3p«√kṛ cetanajmsa«√cit 



1. THE Soma-drops, benevolent, come forth as they are purified,
   Bestowing wealth which all may see.



diváspṛtʰivyā́ ádʰi bʰávendo dyumnavárdʰanaḥ |
bʰávā vā́jānāṃ pátiḥ || 2||



2.  dyunmsg pṛtʰivīnfsb«√pṛtʰ adʰip  
    bʰavavp·Ao2s«√bʰū indunmsv«√ind (dyumnanns-vardʰanajms«√vṛdʰ)nmsn |
    bʰavavp·Ao2s«√bʰū vājanmpg«√vāj patinmsn«√pā2 



2. O Indu, high o'er heaven and earth be thou, increaser of our might:
   The Master of all strength be thou.



túbʰyaṃ vā́tā abʰipríyastúbʰyamarṣanti síndʰavaḥ |
sóma várdʰanti te máhaḥ || 3||



3.  tvamr2msd vātanmpn«√vā abʰiprījmpn«abʰi~√prī  
    tvamr2msd arṣantivp·A·3p«√ṛṣ sindʰunmpn«√sindʰ |
    somanmsv«√su vardʰantivp·A·3p«√vṛdʰ tvamr2msg mahasnnsa«√mah 



3. The winds are gracious in their love to thee, the rivers flow to thee
   Soma, they multiply thy power.



ā́ pyāyasva sámetu te viśvátaḥ soma vṛ́ṣṇyam |
bʰávā vā́jasya saṃgatʰé || 4||



4.  āp pyāyasvava·Ao2s«√pyai samp etuvp·Ao3s«√i tvamr2msg  
    viśvatasa«√viś somanmsv«√su (vṛṣṇinms«√vṛṣ-yatnfs«√yat)nnsn |
    bʰavavp·Ao2s«√bʰū vājanmsg«√vāj saṃgatʰanmsl«sam~√gam 



4. Soma, wax great. From every side may vigorous powers unite in thee:
   Be in the gathering-Place of strength.



túbʰyaṃ gā́vo gʰṛtáṃ páyo bábʰro duduhré ákṣitam |
várṣiṣṭʰe ádʰi sā́navi || 5||



5.  tvamr2msd gonfpn gʰṛtajnsa«√gʰṛ payasnnsa«√pī  
    babʰrujmsv«√bʰṛ duduhreva·I·3p«√duh akṣitajnsa«a~√kṣi3 |
    varṣiṣṭʰajmsl«√vṛdʰ adʰip sānunnsl«√san 



5. For thee, brown-hued! the kine have poured imperishable oil and milk.
   Aloft on the sublimest height.



svāyudʰásya te sató bʰúvanasya pate vayám |
índo sakʰitvámuśmasi || 6||



6.  svāyudʰajmsg«su-ā~√yudʰ tvamr2msd satjmsg«√as  
    bʰuvanannsg«√bʰū patinmsv«√pā2 vayamr1mpn |
    indunmsv«√ind sakʰitvannsa«√sac uśmasiva·A·1p«√vaś 



6. Friendship, O Indu, we desire with thee who bearest noble arms,
   With thee, O Lord of all that is.






Sūkta 9.32 

prá sómāso madacyútaḥ śrávase no magʰónaḥ |
sutā́ vidátʰe akramuḥ || 1||



1.  prap somanmpn«√su (madanms«√mad-cyutjms«√cyu)jmsn  
    śravasnnsd«√śru vayamr1mpg magʰavanjmsb«√maṃh |
    sutajmpn«√su vidatʰannsl«√vid akramurvp·U·3p«√kram 



1. THE rapture-shedding Soma-drops, effused in our assembly, have
   Flowed forth to glorify our prince.



ā́dīṃ tritásya yóṣaṇo háriṃ hinvantyádribʰiḥ |
índumíndrāya pītáye || 2||



2.  ātc īmr3msa tritaNmsg yoṣannfpn«√yu  
    harinmsa«√hṛ hinvantivp·A·3p«√hi adrinmpi«√dṛ |
    indunmsa«√ind indraNmsd«√ind pītinfsd«√pā 



2. Then Trita's Maidens onward urge the Tawny-coloured with the stones,
   Indu for Indra, for his drink.



ā́dīṃ haṃsó yátʰā gaṇáṃ víśvasyāvīvaśanmatím |
átyo ná góbʰirajyate || 3||



3.  ātc īmc haṃsanmsn«√han yadr3nsi gaṇanmsa«√gaṇ  
    viśvajmsg«√viś avīvaśatvp·U·3s«√vāś matinfsa«√man |
    atyanmsn«√at? nac gonfpi ajyatevp·A·3s«√añj 



3. Now like a swan he maketh all the company sing each his hymn:
   He, like a steed, is bathed in milk.



ubʰé somāvacā́kaśanmṛgó ná taktó arṣasi |
sī́dannṛtásya yónimā́ || 4||



4.  ubʰajnda somanmsv«√su avacākaśattp·A?sn«ava~√kāś  
    mṛganmsn«√mṛg nac taktajmsn«√tak arṣasivp·A·2s«√ṛṣ |
    sīdanttp·Amsn«√sad ṛtannsg«√ṛ yoninmsl«√yu āp 



4. O Soma, viewing heaven and earth, thou runnest like a darting deer
   Set in the place of sacrifice.



abʰí gā́vo anūṣata yóṣā jārámiva priyám |
ágannājíṃ yátʰā hitám || 5||



5.  abʰip gonfpn anūṣatavp·U·3p«√nū  
    yoṣānfsn«√yu jāranmsa«√jṝ ivac priyajmsa«√prī |
    aganvp·Aa3s«√gam ājinmsa«√aj yadr3nsi hitajmsa«√dʰā 



5. The cows have sung with joy to him, even as a woman to her love
   He came as to a settled race.



asmé dʰehi dyumádyáśo magʰávadbʰyaśca máhyaṃ ca |
saníṃ medʰā́mutá śrávaḥ || 6||



6.  vayamr1mpd dʰehivp·Ao2s«√dʰā dyumatjnsa«√dyut yaśasjnsa«√yaś  
    magʰavanjmpd«√maṃh cac ahamr1msd cac |
    sanijfsa«√san medʰānfsa«√midʰ utaa śravasnnsa«√śru 



6. Bestow illustrious fame on us, both on our liberal lords and me,
   Glory, intelligence, and wealth.






Sūkta 9.33 

prá sómāso vipaścíto'pā́ṃ ná yantyūrmáyaḥ |
vánāni mahiṣā́ iva || 1||



1.  prap somanmpn«√su (vipnfpa«√vip-citjms«√ci)jmpa  
    apnfpg nac yantivp·A·3p«√i ūrminmpn«√ṛ |
    vanannpa«√van mahiṣanmpn«√mah ivac 



1. LIKE waves of waters, skilled in song the juices of the Soma speed
   Onward, as buffaloes to woods.



abʰí dróṇāni babʰrávaḥ śukrā́ ṛtásya dʰā́rayā |
vā́jaṃ gómantamakṣaran || 2||



2.  abʰip droṇannpa«√dru babʰrujmpn«√bʰṛ  
    śukrajmpn«√śuc ṛtannsg«√ṛ dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ |
    vājanmsa«√vāj gomatjmsa akṣaranvp·Aa3p«√kṣar 



2. With stream of sacrifice the brown bright drops have flowed with strength in store
   Of kine into the wooden vats.



sutā́ índrāya vāyáve váruṇāya marúdbʰyaḥ |
sómā arṣanti víṣṇave || 3||



3.  sutajmpn«√su indraNmsd«√ind vāyuNmsd«√vā  
    varuṇaNmsd«√vṛ marutNmpd |
    somanmpn«√su arṣantivp·A·3p«√ṛṣ viṣṇuNmsd«√viṣ 



3. To Indra, Vayu, Varuna, to Visnu, and the Maruts, flow
   The drops of Soma juice effused.



tisró vā́ca údīrate gā́vo mimanti dʰenávaḥ |
hárireti kánikradat || 4||



4.  triu vācnfpn«√vac udp īrateva·A·3p«√īr  
    gonfpa mimantivp·A·3p«√mā dʰenunfpn«√dʰe |
    harijmsn«√hṛ etivp·A·3s«√i kanikradattp·Amsn«√krand 



4. Three several words are uttered: kine are lowing, cows who give their milk:
   The Tawny-hued goes bellowing on.



abʰí bráhmīranūṣata yahvī́rṛtásya mātáraḥ |
marmṛjyánte diváḥ śíśum || 5||



5.  abʰip brahmījfpa«√brahm anūṣatavp·U·3p«√nū  
    yahvījfpn«√yah ṛtannsg«√ṛ mātṛnfpn«√mā |
    marmṛjyanteva·A·3p«√mṛj dyunmsg śiśunmsa«√śū 



5. The young and sacred mothers of the holy rite have uttered praise:
   They decorate the Child of Heaven.



rāyáḥ samudrā́m̐ścatúro'smábʰyaṃ soma viśvátaḥ |
ā́ pavasva sahasríṇaḥ || 6||



6.  rainmsg«√rā samudranmpa«sam~√ud caturu  
    vayamr1mpd somanmsv«√su viśvatasa«√viś |
    āp pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū sahasrinjmsg 



6. From every side, O Soma, for our profit, pour thou forth four seas
   Filled full of riches thousandfold.






Sūkta 9.34 

prá suvānó dʰā́rayā tánéndurhinvānó arṣati |
rujáddṛḷhā́ vyójasā || 1||



1.  prap suvānata·Amsn«√su dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ tannfsi«√tan  
    indunmsn«√ind hinvānata·Amsn«√hi arṣativp·A·3s«√ṛṣ |
    rujatvp·U·3s«√ruj dṛḷhajnpa«√dṛh vip ojasnnsi«√vaj 



1. THE drop of Soma juice effused flows onward with this stream impelled.
   Rending strong places with its might.



sutá índrāya vāyáve váruṇāya marúdbʰyaḥ |
sómo arṣati víṣṇave || 2||



2.  sutajmsn«√su indraNmsd«√ind vāyuNmsd«√vā  
    varuṇaNmsd«√vṛ marutNmpd |
    somanmsn«√su arṣativp·A·3s«√ṛṣ viṣṇuNmsd«√viṣ 



2. Poured forth to Indra, Varuna, to Vayu and the Marut hosts,
   To Visnu, flows the Soma juice.



vṛ́ṣāṇaṃ vṛ́ṣabʰiryatáṃ sunvánti sómamádribʰiḥ |
duhánti śákmanā páyaḥ || 3||



3.  vṛṣannmsa«√vṛṣ vṛṣannmpi«√vṛṣ yatajmsa«√yam  
    sunvantivp·A·3p«√su somaNmsa«√su adrinmpi«√dṛ |
    duhantivp·A·3p«√duh śakmannmsi«√śak payasnnsa«√pī 



3. With stones they press the Soma forth, the Strong conducted by the strong:
   They milk the liquor out with skill.



bʰúvattritásya márjyo bʰúvadíndrāya matsaráḥ |
sáṃ rūpaírajyate háriḥ || 4||



4.  bʰuvatvp·Ue3s«√bʰū tritaNmsg marjyajmsn«√mṛj  
    bʰuvatvp·Ue3s«√bʰū indraNmsd«√ind (madnms«√mad-sarajms«√sṛ)jmsn |
    samp rūpannpi ajyatevp·A·3s«√añj harijmsn«√hṛ 



4. 'Tis he whom Trita must refine, 'tis he who shall make Indra glad:
   The Tawny One is decked with tints.



abʰī́mṛtásya viṣṭápaṃ duhaté pṛ́śnimātaraḥ |
cā́ru priyátamaṃ havíḥ || 5||



5.  abʰip īmc ṛtannsg«√ṛ viṣṭapnfsa«vi~√stambʰ  
    duhateva·A·3p«√duh (pṛśniNfs«√spṛś-mātṛnfs«√mā)jmpn |
    cārujnsa«√can priyatamajnsa«√prī havisnnsa«√hu 



5. Him do the Sons of Prsni milk, the dwelling-place of sacrifice,
   Oblation lovely and most dear.



sámenamáhrutā imā́ gíro arṣanti sasrútaḥ |
dʰenū́rvāśró avīvaśat || 6||



6.  samp enar3msa ahrutajfpn«a~√hvṛ ayamr3fpn  
    girnfpn«√gṝ arṣantivp·A·3p«√ṛṣ sasrutjfpn«sa~√sru |
    dʰenunfpa«√dʰe vāśrajmsn«√vāś avīvaśatvp·U·3s«√vāś 



6. To him in one united stream these songs flow on straight forward. He,
   Loud voiced, hath made the milch-kine low.






Sūkta 9.35 

ā́ naḥ pavasva dʰā́rayā pávamāna rayíṃ pṛtʰúm |
yáyā jyótirvidā́si naḥ || 1||



1.  āp vayamr1mpd pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ  
    pavamānanmsv«√pū rayinmsa«√rā pṛtʰujmsa«√pṛtʰ |
    yār3fsi jyotisnnsa«√jyot vidāsivp·Ae2s«√vid vayamr1mpd 



1. Pour forth on us abundant wealth, O Pavamana, with thy stream.
   Wherewith thou mayest find us light



índo samudramīṅkʰaya pávasva viśvamejaya |
rāyó dʰartā́ na ójasā || 2||



2.  indunmsv«√ind (samudranmsa«sam~√ud-īṅkʰayajms«√īṅkʰ)jmsv  
    pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū (viśvannsa«√viś-ejayajms«√ej)jmsv |
    rainmsg«√rā dʰartṛnmsn«√dʰṛ vayamr1mpd ojasnnsi«√vaj 



2. O Indu, swayer of the sea, shaker of all things, flow thou on,
   Bearer of wealth to us with might.



tváyā vīréṇa vīravo'bʰí ṣyāma pṛtanyatáḥ |
kṣárā ṇo abʰí vā́ryam || 3||



3.  tvamr2msi vīranmsi«√vīr vīravāṃsjmsv«√vīr  
    abʰip syāmavp·Ai1p«√as pṛtanyantnmpa«√pṛtany |
    kṣaravp·Ao2s«√kṣar vayamr1mpa abʰip vāryajmsa«√vṛ2 



3. With thee for Hero, Valiant One! may we subdue our enemies:
   Let what is precious flow to us.



prá vā́jamínduriṣyati síṣāsanvājasā́ ṛ́ṣiḥ |
vratā́ vidāná ā́yudʰā || 4||



4.  prap vājanmsa«√vāj indunmsn«√ind iṣyativp·A·3s«√iṣ  
    siṣāsantp·A?s?«√san (vājanms«√vāj-sājms«√san)jmsn ṛṣinmsn«√ṛṣ |
    vratannpa«√vṛ2 vidānata·Amsn«√vid āyudʰannpa«ā~√yudʰ 



4. Indu arouses strength the Sage who strives for victory, winning power,
   Discovering holy works and means.



táṃ gīrbʰírvācamīṅkʰayáṃ punānáṃ vāsayāmasi |
sómaṃ jánasya gópatim || 5||



5.  sasr3msa girnfpi«√gṝ (vācnfsa«√vac-īṅkʰayajms«√īṅkʰ)jmsa  
    punānajmsa«√pū vāsayāmasivp·A·1p«√vas |
    somanmsa«√su jananmsg«√jan (gonfs-patinms«√pā2)nmsa 



5. Mover of speech, we robe him with our songs as he is purified
   Soma, the Guardian of the folk;



víśvo yásya vraté jáno dādʰā́ra dʰármaṇaspáteḥ |
punānásya prabʰū́vasoḥ || 6||



6.  viśvanmsn«√viś yasr3msg vratannsl«√vṛ2 jananmsn«√jan  
    dādʰāravp·I·3s«√dʰṛ dʰarmannnsg«√dʰṛ patinmsg«√pā2 |
    punānajmsg«√pū (prabʰūnns«pra~√bʰū-vasunns«√vas)jmsg 



6. On whose way, Lord of Holy Law, most rich as he is purified.
   The people all have set their hearts.






Sūkta 9.36 

ásarji rátʰyo yatʰā pavítre camvòḥ sutáḥ |
kā́rṣmanvājī́ nyàkramīt || 1||



1.  asarjivp·U·3s«√sṛj ratʰyanmsn«√ṛ yadr3nsi  
    pavitrannsl«√pū camūnfdl sutajmsn«√su |
    kārṣmannnsl«√kṛṣ vājinnmsn«√vāj nip akramītvp·U·3s«√kram 



1. FORTH from the mortar is the juice sent, like a car-horse, to the sieve:
   The Steed steps forward to the goal.



sá váhniḥ soma jā́gṛviḥ pávasva devavī́ráti |
abʰí kóśaṃ madʰuścútam || 2||



2.  sasr3msn vahninmsn«√vah somaNmsv«√su jāgṛvijmsn«√jāgṛ  
    pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū (devanms«√div-vījms«√vī)jmsn atip |
    abʰip kośanmsa«√kuś (madʰunns«√madʰ-ścutjms«√ścut)jmsa 



2. Thus, Soma, watchful, bearing well, cheering the Gods, flow past the sieve,
   Turned to the vat that drops with meath.



sá no jyótīṃṣi pūrvya pávamāna ví rocaya |
krátve dákṣāya no hinu || 3||



3.  sasr3msn vayamr1mpd jyotisnnpa«√jyot pūrvyajmsv«√pṝ  
    pavamānanmsv«√pū vip rocayavp·Ao2s«√ruc |
    kratunmsd«√kṛ dakṣanmsd«√dakṣ vayamr1mpa hinuvp·Ao2s«√hi 



3. Excellent Pavamana, make the lights shine brightly out for us.
   Speed us to mental power and skill.



śumbʰámāna ṛtāyúbʰirmṛjyámāno gábʰastyoḥ |
pávate vā́re avyáye || 4||



4.  śumbʰamānata·Amsn«√śubʰ (ṛtanns«√ṛ-yujms«√yu)jmpi  
    mṛjyamānata·Amsn«√mṛj gabʰastinmdl |
    pavateva·A·3s«√pū vāranmsl«√vṛ2 avyayajmsl 



4. He, beautified by pious men, and coming from their hands adorned,
   Flows through the fleecy straining-cloth.



sá víśvā dāśúṣe vásu sómo divyā́ni pā́rtʰivā |
pávatāmā́ntárikṣyā || 5||



5.  sasr3msn viśvajnpa«√viś dāśvaṅstp·Imsd«√dāś vasunnpa«√vas  
    somaNmsn«√su divyajnpa«√div pārtʰivajnpa«√pṛtʰ |
    pavatāmva·Ao3s«√pū āp (antara-īkṣyajms«√ikṣ)jnpa 



5. May Soma pour all treasures of the heavens, the earth, the firmament
   Upon the liberal worshipper.



ā́ diváspṛṣṭʰámaśvayúrgavyayúḥ soma rohasi |
vīrayúḥ śavasaspate || 6||



6.  āp dyunmsg pṛṣṭʰannsa«pra~√stʰā (aśvanms«√aś-yujms«√yu)jmsn  
    (gavyanns-yujms«√yu)jmsn somaNmsv«√su rohasivp·A·2s«√ruh |
    (vīranms«√vīr-yujms«√yu)jmsn śavasnnsg«√śvi patinmsv«√pā2 



6. Thou mountest to the height of heaven, O Soma, seeking steeds and kine,
   And seeking heroes, Lord of Strength!






Sūkta 9.37 

sá sutáḥ pītáye vṛ́ṣā sómaḥ pavítre arṣati |
vigʰnánrákṣāṃsi devayúḥ || 1||



1.  sasr3msn sutajmsn«√su pītinfsd«√pā vṛṣanjmsn«√vṛṣ  
    somaNmsn«√su pavitrannsl«√pū arṣativp·A·3s«√ṛṣ |
    vigʰnanttp·Amsn«vi~√han rakṣasnnpa«√rakṣ (devanms«√div-yujms«√yu)jmsn 



1. SOMA, the Steer, effused for draught, flows to the purifying sieve,
   Slaying the fiends, loving the Gods.



sá pavítre vicakṣaṇó hárirarṣati dʰarṇasíḥ |
abʰí yóniṃ kánikradat || 2||



2.  sasr3msn pavitrannsl«√pū vicakṣaṇajmsn«vi~√cakṣ  
    harijmsn«√hṛ arṣativp·A·3s«√ṛṣ dʰarṇasijmsn«√dʰṛ |
    abʰip yoninmsa«√yu kanikradattp·Amsn«√krand 



2. Far-sighted, tawny-coloured, he flows to the sieve, intelligent,
   Bellowing, to his place of rest.



sá vājī́ rocanā́ diváḥ pávamāno ví dʰāvati |
rakṣohā́ vā́ramavyáyam || 3||



3.  sasr3msn vājinnmsn«√vāj rocanannpa«√ruc dyunmsg  
    pavamānanmsn«√pū vip dʰāvativp·A·3s«√dʰāv |
    (rakṣasnns«√rakṣ-hannms«√han)nmsn vāranmsa«√vṛ2 avyayajmsa 



3. This vigorous Pavamana runs forth to the luminous realm of heaven,
   Fiend-slayer, through the fleecy sieve.



sá tritásyā́dʰi sā́navi pávamāno arocayat |
jāmíbʰiḥ sū́ryaṃ sahá || 4||



4.  sasr3msn tritaNmsg adʰip sānunnsl«√san  
    pavamānanmsn«√pū arocayatvp·Aa3s«√ruc |
    jāminfpi«√jan sūryanmsa«√sūr sahap 



4. This Pavamana up above Trita's high ridge hath made the Sun,
   Together with the Sisters, shine.



sá vṛtrahā́ vṛ́ṣā sutó varivovídádābʰyaḥ |
sómo vā́jamivāsarat || 5||



5.  sasr3msn (vṛtraNns«√vṛ-hanjms«√han)nmsn vṛṣannmsn«√vṛṣ sutajmsn«√su  
    (varivasnns«√vṛ-vidjms«√vid)jmsn adābʰyajmsn«a~√dabʰ |
    somanmsn«√su vājanmsa«√vāj ivac asaratvp·Aa3s«√sṛ 



5. This Vrtra-slaying Steer, effused, Soma room-giver, ne'er deceived,
   Hath gone, as 'twere, to win the spoil.



sá deváḥ kavíneṣitò'bʰí dróṇāni dʰāvati |
índuríndrāya maṃhánā || 6||



6.  sasr3msn devanmsn«√div kavinmsi«√kū iṣitajmsn«√iṣ  
    abʰip droṇannpa«√dru dʰāvativp·A·3s«√dʰāv |
    induNmsn«√ind indraNmsd«√ind maṃhanāa«√maṃh 



6. Urged onward by the sage, the God speeds forward to the casks of wood,
   Indu to Indra willingly.






Sūkta 9.38 

eṣá u syá vṛ́ṣā rátʰó'vyo vā́rebʰirarṣati |
gácʰanvā́jaṃ sahasríṇam || 1||



1.  eṣasr3msn uc syac vṛṣannmsn«√vṛṣ ratʰanmsn«√ṛ  
    avinfsg vārannpi«√vṛ2 arṣativp·A·3s«√ṛṣ |
    gacʰanttp·Amsn«√gam vājanmsa«√vāj sahasrinjmsa 



1. THIS Steer, this Chariot, rushes through the woollen filter, as he goes
   To war that wins a thousand spoils.



etáṃ tritásya yóṣaṇo háriṃ hinvantyádribʰiḥ |
índumíndrāya pītáye || 2||



2.  etasr3msa tritaNmsg yoṣannfpn«√yu  
    harijmsa«√hṛ hinvantivp·A·3p«√hi adrinmpi«√dṛ |
    induNmsa«√ind indraNmsd«√ind pītinfsd«√pā 



2. The Dames of Trita with the stones onward impel this Tawny One
   Indu to Indra for his drink.



etáṃ tyáṃ haríto dáśa marmṛjyánte apasyúvaḥ |
yā́bʰirmádāya śúmbʰate || 3||



3.  etasr3msa syar3msa haritnfpn«√hṛ daśau  
    marmṛjyanteva·A·3p«√mṛj (apasnns-yūjfs«√yu)jfpn |
    yār3fpi madanmsd«√mad śumbʰateva·A·3s«√śubʰ 



3. Ten active fingers carefully adorn him here; they make him bright
   And beauteous for the gladdening draught.



eṣá syá mā́nuṣīṣvā́ śyenó ná vikṣú sīdati |
gácʰañjāró ná yoṣítam || 4||



4.  eṣasr3msn syar3msn mānuṣījfpl«√man āp  
    śyenanmsn nac viśnfpl«√viś sīdativp·A·3s«√sad |
    gacʰanttp·Amsn«√gam jāranmsn«√jṝ nac yoṣitnfsa«√yu 



4. He like a falcon settles down amid the families of men.
   Speeding like lover to his love.



eṣá syá mádyo rásó'va caṣṭe diváḥ śíśuḥ |
yá índurvā́ramā́viśat || 5||



5.  eṣasr3msn syar3msn madyajmsn«√mad rasanmsn«√ras  
    avap caṣṭeva·A·3s«√cakṣ dyunmsg śiśunmsn«√śū |
    yasr3msn induNmsn«√ind vāranmsa«√vṛ2 āp aviśatvp·Aa3s«√viś 



5. This young exhilarating juice looks downward from its place in heaven,
   This Soma-drop that pierced the sieve.



eṣá syá pītáye sutó hárirarṣati dʰarṇasíḥ |
krándanyónimabʰí priyám || 6||



6.  eṣasr3msn syar3msn pītinfsd«√pā sutajmsn«√su  
    harijmsn«√hṛ arṣativp·A·3s«√ṛṣ dʰarṇasijmsn«√dʰṛ |
    krandantp·A?s?«√krand yoninmsa«√yu abʰip priyajmsa«√prī 



6. Poured for the draught, this tawny juice flows forth, intelligent, crying out,
   Unto the well-beloved place.






Sūkta 9.39 

āśúrarṣa bṛhanmate pári priyéṇa dʰā́mnā |
yátra devā́ íti brávan || 1||



1.  āśujmsn«√aś arṣavp·Ao2s«√ṛṣ (bṛhatjms«√bṛh-matinfs«√man)jmsv  
    parip priyajmsi«√prī dʰāmannnsi«√dʰā |
    yadr3nsl devanmpn«√div itia bravanvp·Ae3p«√brū 



1. FLOW On, O thou of lofty thought, flow swift in thy beloved form,
   Saying, I go where dwell the Gods.



pariṣkṛṇvánnániṣkṛtaṃ jánāya yātáyanníṣaḥ |
vṛṣṭíṃ diváḥ pári srava || 2||



2.  pariṣkṛṇvantp·Amsn«pari~√kṛ aniṣkṛtajmsa«a-nis~√kṛ ​
    jananmsd«√jan yātayantp·Amsn«√yat iṣnfpa«√iṣ |
    vṛṣṭinfsa«√vṛṣ dyunmsb parip sravavp·Ao2s«√sru 



2. Preparing what is unprepared, and bringing store of food to man,
   Make thou the rain descend from heaven.



sutá eti pavítra ā́ tvíṣiṃ dádʰāna ójasā |
vicákṣāṇo virocáyan || 3||



3.  sutajmsn«√su etivp·A·3s«√i pavitrannsl«√pū āp  
    tviṣinfsa«√tviṣ dadʰānatp·Imsn«√dʰā ojasnnsi«√vaj |
    vicakṣāṇata·Amsn«vi~√cakṣ virocayantp·Amsn«vi~√ruc 



3. With might, bestowing power, the juice enters the purifying sieve,
   Far-seeing, sending forth its light.



ayáṃ sá yó diváspári ragʰuyā́mā pavítra ā́ |
síndʰorūrmā́ vyákṣarat || 4||



4.  ayamr3msn sasr3msn yasr3msn dyunmsb parip  
    (ragʰujns«√raṃh-yāmannns«√yām)jmsn pavitrannsl«√pū āp |
    sindʰunmsg«√sindʰ ūrminmsl«√ṛ vip akṣaratvp·Aa3s«√kṣar 



4. This is it which in rapid course hath with the river's wave flowed down
   From heaven upon the straining cloth.



āvívāsanparāváto átʰo arvāvátaḥ sutáḥ |
índrāya sicyate mádʰu || 5||



5.  āvivāsanttp·Amsn«ā~√van parāvatnfsb«√pṛ  
    atʰāa uc arvāvatnfsb sutajmsn«√su |
    indraNmsd«√ind sicyatevp·A·3s«√sic madʰunnsn«√madʰ 



5. Inviting him from far away, and even from near at hand, the juice
   For Indra is poured forth as meath.



samīcīnā́ anūṣata háriṃ hinvantyádribʰiḥ |
yónāvṛtásya sīdata || 6||



6.  samīcīnajfpn«sam~√añc anūṣatavp·U·3p«√nū  
    harijmsa«√hṛ hinvantivp·A·3p«√hi adrinmpi«√dṛ |
    yoninmsl«√yu ṛtannsg«√ṛ sīdatavp·Ao2p«√sad 



6. In union they have sung the hymn: with stones they urge the Tawny One.
   Sit in the place of sacrifice.






Sūkta 9.40 

punānó akramīdabʰí víśvā mṛ́dʰo vícarṣaṇiḥ |
śumbʰánti vípraṃ dʰītíbʰiḥ || 1||



1.  punānajmsn«√pū akramītvp·U·3s«√kram abʰip  
    viśvajfpa«√viś mṛdʰnfpa«√mṛdʰ vicarṣaṇijmsn«vi~√kṛṣ |
    śumbʰantivp·A·3p«√śubʰ viprajmsa«√vip dʰītinfpi«√dʰī 



1. THE Very Active hath assailed, while purified, all enemies:
   They deck the Sage with holy songs.



ā́ yónimaruṇó ruhadgámadíndraṃ vṛ́ṣā sutáḥ |
dʰruvé sádasi sīdati || 2||



2.  āp yoninmsa«√yu aruṇajmsn«√ṛ ruhatvp·U·3s«√ruh  
    gamatvp·Ae3s«√gam indraNmsa«√ind vṛṣannmsn«√vṛṣ sutajmsn«√su |
    dʰruvajnsl«√dʰṛ sadasnnsl«√sad sīdativp·A·3s«√sad 



2. The Red hath mounted to his place; to Indra, goes the mighty juice:
   He settles in his firm abode.



nū́ no rayíṃ mahā́mindo'smábʰyaṃ soma viśvátaḥ |
ā́ pavasva sahasríṇam || 3||



3.  nūc vayamr1mpa rayinmsa«√rā mahāntjmsa«√mah induNmsv«√ind  
    vayamr1mpd somaNmsv«√su viśvatasa«√viś |
    āp pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū sahasrinjmsa 



3. O Indu, Soma, send us now great opulence from every side,
   Pour on us treasures thousandfold.



víśvā soma pavamāna dyumnā́nīndavā́ bʰara |
vidā́ḥ sahasríṇīríṣaḥ || 4||



4.  viśvajnpa«√viś somaNmsv«√su pavamānanmsv«√pū  
    dyumnannpa induNmsv«√ind āp bʰaravp·Ao2s«√bʰṛ |
    vidāsvp·Ae2s«√vid sahasriṇījfpa iṣnfpa«√iṣ 



4. O Soma Pavamana, bring, Indu, all splendours hitherward:
   Find for us food in boundless store.



sá naḥ punāná ā́ bʰara rayíṃ stotré suvī́ryam |
jaritúrvardʰayā gíraḥ || 5||



5.  sasr3msn vayamr1mpd punānajmsn«√pū āp bʰaravp·Ao2s«√bʰṛ  
    rayinmsa«√rā stotṛnmsd«√stu suvīryannsa«su~√vīr |
    jaritṛnmsg«√gṝ vardʰayavp·Ao2s«√vṛdʰ girnfpa«√gṝ 



5. As thou art cleansed, bring hero strength and riches to thy worshipper,
   And prosper thou the singer's hymns.



punāná indavā́ bʰara sóma dvibárhasaṃ rayím |
vṛ́ṣannindo na uktʰyàm || 6||



6.  punānajmsn«√pū induNmsv«√ind āp bʰaravp·Ao2s«√bʰṛ  
    somaNmsv«√su (dviu-barhasjms«√bṛh)jmsa rayinmsa«√rā |
    vṛṣannmsv«√vṛṣ induNmsv«√ind vayamr1mpd uktʰyajnsa«√vac 



6. O Indu, Soma, being cleansed, bring hither riches doubly piled,
   Wealth, mighty Indu, meet for lauds.






Sūkta 9.41 

prá yé gā́vo ná bʰū́rṇayastveṣā́ ayā́so ákramuḥ |
gʰnántaḥ kṛṣṇā́mápa tvácam || 1||



1.  prap yasr3mpn gonfpn nac bʰūrṇijmpn  
    tveṣajmpn«√tviṣ ayāsnmpn«a~√yas akramurvp·U·3p«√kram |
    gʰnantjmpn«√han kṛṣṇājfsa«√kṛṣ apap tvacnfsa«√tvac 



1. ACTIVE and bright have they come forth, impetuous in speed like bulls,
   Driving the black skin far away.



suvitásya manāmahé'ti sétuṃ durāvyàm |
sāhvā́ṃso dásyumavratám || 2||



2.  suvitajmsg«su~√i manāmaheva·A·1p«√man  
    atip setunmsa«√si durāvījmsa«dus~√vī |
    sāhvaṃstp·Impn«√sah (dasnfs«√das-yujms«√yu)nmsa avratajmsa«a~√vṛ2 



2. Quelling the riteless Dasyu, may we think upon the bridge of bliss,
   Leaving the bridge of woe behind.



śṛṇvé vṛṣṭériva svanáḥ pávamānasya śuṣmíṇaḥ |
cáranti vidyúto diví || 3||



3.  śṛṇveva·A·3s«√śru vṛṣṭinfsg«√vṛṣ ivac svananmsn«√svan  
    pavamānanmsg«√pū śuṣminjmsg«√śuṣ |
    carantivp·A·3p«√car vidyutnfpn«vi~√dyut dyunmsl«√dyu 



3. The mighty Pavamana's roar is heard as 'twere the rush of rain
   Lightnings are flashing to the sky.



ā́ pavasva mahī́míṣaṃ gómadindo híraṇyavat |
áśvāvadvā́javatsutáḥ || 4||



4.  āp pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū mahījfsa«√mah iṣnfsa«√iṣ  
    gomatjmsn induNmsv«√ind hiraṇyavatjmsn«√hṛ |
    aśvāvatjmsn«√aś vājavatjmsn«√vāj sutajmsn«√su 



4. Pour out on us abundant food, when thou art pressed, O Indu wealth
   In kine and gold and steeds and spoil.



sá pavasva vicarṣaṇa ā́ mahī́ ródasī pṛṇa |
uṣā́ḥ sū́ryo ná raśmíbʰiḥ || 5||



5.  sasr3msn pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū vicarṣaṇijmsv«vi~√kṛṣ  
    āp mahjnda«√mah rodasnnda pṛṇavp·Ao2s«√pṝ |
    uṣāsnfsn«√vas sūryanmsn«√sūr nac raśminmpi«√raś 



5. Flow on thy way, Most Active, thou. fill full the mighty heavens and earth,
   As Dawn, as Surya with his beams.



pári ṇaḥ śarmayántyā dʰā́rayā soma viśvátaḥ |
sárā raséva viṣṭápam || 6||



6.  parip vayamr1mpa śarmayantinfsi«√śri  
    dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ somaNmsv«√su viśvatasa«√viś |
    saravp·Ao2s«√sṛ rasānfsn«√ras ivac viṣṭapnfsa«vi~√stambʰ 



6. On every side, O Soma, flow round us with thy protecting stream,
   As Rasa flows around the world.






Sūkta 9.42 

janáyanrocanā́ divó janáyannapsú sū́ryam |
vásāno gā́ apó háriḥ || 1||



1.  janayanttp·Ansn«√jan rocanannpa«√ruc dyunmsg  
    janayanttp·Ansn«√jan apnfpl sūryanmsa«√sūr |
    vasānata·Amsn«√vas gonfpa apnfpa harijmsn«√hṛ 



1. ENGENDERING the Sun in floods, engendering heaven's lights, green-hued,
   Robed in the waters and the milk,



eṣá pratnéna mánmanā devó devébʰyaspári |
dʰā́rayā pavate sutáḥ || 2||



2.  eṣasr3msn pratnajnsi manmannnsi«√man  
    devanmsn«√div devanmpd«√div parip |
    dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ pavateva·A·3s«√pū sutajmsn«√su 



2. According to primeval plan this Soma, with his stream, effused
   Flows purely on, a God for Gods.



vāvṛdʰānā́ya tū́rvaye pávante vā́jasātaye |
sómāḥ sahásrapājasaḥ || 3||



3.  vāvṛdʰānatp·Amsd«√vṛdʰ tūrvijmsd«√turv  
    pavanteva·A·3p«√pū (vājanms«√vāj-sātinfs«√san)nfsd |
    somanmpn«√su (sahasrau-pājasnns«√pāj)jmpn 



3. For him victorious, waxen great, the juices with a thousand powers
   Are purified for winning spoil.



duhānáḥ pratnámítpáyaḥ pavítre pári ṣicyate |
krándandevā́m̐ ajījanat || 4||



4.  duhānajmsn«√duh pratnajnsa idc payasnnsa«√pī  
    pavitrannsl«√pū parip sicyatevp·A·3s«√sic |
    krandantp·A?s?«√krand devanmpa«√div ajījanatvp·U·3s«√jan 



4. Shedding the ancient fluid he is poured into the cleansing sieve:
   He, thundering, hath produced the Gods.



abʰí víśvāni vā́ryābʰí devā́m̐ ṛtāvṛ́dʰaḥ |
sómaḥ punānó arṣati || 5||



5.  abʰip viśvajmpa«√viś vāryajmpa«√vṛ2 abʰip  
    devanmpa«√div (ṛtanns«√ṛ-āvṛdʰjms«ā~√vṛdʰ)jmpa |
    somanmsn«√su punānajmsn«√pū arṣativp·A·3s«√ṛṣ 



5. Soma, while purifying, sends hither all things to be desired,
   He sends the Gods who strengthen Law.



gómannaḥ soma vīrávadáśvāvadvā́javatsutáḥ |
pávasva bṛhatī́ríṣaḥ || 6||



6.  gomatjnsa vayamr1mpd somaNmsv«√su vīravantjnsa«√vīr  
    aśvāvantjnsa«√aś vājavantjnsa«√vāj sutajmsn«√su |
    pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū bṛhatījfpa«√bṛh iṣnfpa«√iṣ 



6. Soma, effused, pour on us wealth in kine, in heroes, steeds, and spoil,
   Send us abundant store of food.






Sūkta 9.43 

yó átya iva mṛjyáte góbʰirmádāya haryatáḥ |
táṃ gīrbʰírvāsayāmasi || 1||



1.  yasr3msn atyanmsn«√at? ivac mṛjyatevp·A·3s«√mṛj  
    gonfpi madanmsd«√mad haryatajmsn«√hary |
    sasr3msa girnfpi«√gṝ vāsayāmasivp·A·1p«√vas 



1. WE will enrobe with sacred song the Lovely One who, as a Steed,
   Is decked with milk for rapturous joy.



táṃ no víśvā avasyúvo gíraḥ śumbʰanti pūrvátʰā |
índumíndrāya pītáye || 2||



2.  sasr3msa vayamr1mpg viśvajfpn«√viś (avasnns«√av-yūjfs«√yu)jfpn  
    gīrnfpn«√gṝ śumbʰantivp·A·3p«√śubʰ pūrvatʰāa«√pur |
    indunmsa«√ind indraNmsd«√ind pītinfsd«√pā 



2. All songs of ours desiring grace adorn him in the ancient way,
   Indu for Indra, for his drink.



punānó yāti haryatáḥ sómo gīrbʰíḥ páriṣkṛtaḥ |
víprasya médʰyātitʰeḥ || 3||



3.  punānajmsn«√pū yātivp·A·3s«√yā haryatajmsn«√hary  
    somanmsn«√su gīrnfpi«√gṝ pariṣkṛtajmsn«pari~√kṛ |
    vipranmsg«√vip (medʰyajms«√medʰ-atitʰijms«√at)Nmsg 



3. Soma flows on when purified, beloved and adorned with songs,
   Songs of the sage Medhyatithi.



pávamāna vidā́ rayímasmábʰyaṃ soma suśríyam |
índo sahásravarcasam || 4||



4.  pavamānanmsv«√pū vidāsvp·Ae2s«√vid rayinmsa«√rā  
    vayamr1mpd somaNmsv«√su suśriyajmsa«su~√śrī |
    indunmsv«√ind (sahasrau-varcasnns«√ruc)jmsa 



4. O Soma Pavamana, find exceeding glorious wealth for us,
   Wealth, Indu, fraught with boundless might.



índurátyo ná vājasṛ́tkánikranti pavítra ā́ |
yádákṣāráti devayúḥ || 5||



5.  indunmsn«√ind atyanmsn«√at? nac (vājanms«√vāj-sṛtjms«√sṛ)jmsn  
    kanikrantivp·A·3s«√krand pavitrannsl«√pū āp |
    yadr3nsn akṣārvp·U·3s«√kṣar atip (devanms«√div-yujms«√yu)jmsn 



5. Like courser racing to the prize Indu, the lover of the Gods,
   Roars, as he passes, in the sieve.



pávasva vā́jasātaye víprasya gṛṇató vṛdʰé |
sóma rā́sva suvī́ryam || 6||



6.  pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū (vājanms«√vāj-sātinfs«√san)nfsd  
    vipranmsg«√vip gṛṇattp·Ampa«√gṝ vṛdʰnfsd«√vṛdʰ |
    somaNmsv«√su rāsvavp·Uo2s«√rā suvīryannsa«su~√vīr 



6. Flow on thy way to win us strength, to speed the sage who praises thee:
   Soma, bestow heroic power.






Sūkta 9.44 

prá ṇa indo mahé tána ūrmíṃ ná bíbʰradarṣasi |
abʰí devā́m̐ ayā́syaḥ || 1||



1.  prap vayamr1mpd induNmsv«√ind mahjfsd«√mah tannfsd«√tan  
    ūrminmsa«√ṛ nac bibʰrattp·Amsn«√bʰṛ arṣasivp·A·2s«√ṛṣ |
    abʰip devanmpa«√div ayāsyajmsn«a~√yas 



1. INDU, to us for this great rite, bearing as 'twere thy wave to Gods,
   Unwearied, thou art flowing forth.



matī́ juṣṭó dʰiyā́ hitáḥ sómo hinve parāváti |
víprasya dʰā́rayā kavíḥ || 2||



2.  matinfsi«√man juṣṭajmsn«√juṣ dʰīnfsi«√dʰī hitajmsn«√hi  
    somanmsn«√su hinveva·A·3s«√hi parāvatnmsl«√pṛ |
    vipranmsg«√vip dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ kavinmsn«√kū 



2. Pleased with the hymn, impelled by prayer, Soma is hurried far away,
   The Wise One in the Singer's stream.,



ayáṃ devéṣu jā́gṛviḥ sutá eti pavítra ā́ |
sómo yāti vícarṣaṇiḥ || 3||



3.  ayamr3msn devanmpl«√div jāgṛvijmsn«√jāgṛ  
    sutajmsn«√su etivp·A·3s«√i pavitrannsl«√pū āp |
    somanmsn«√su yātivp·A·3s«√yā vicarṣaṇijmsn«vi~√kṛṣ 



3. Watchful among the gods, this juice advances to the cleansing sieve
   Soma, most active, travels on.



sá naḥ pavasva vājayúścakrāṇáścā́rumadʰvarám |
barhíṣmām̐ ā́ vivāsati || 4||



4.  sasr3msn vayamr1mpd pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū (vājanms«√vāj-yujms«√yu)jmsn  
    cakrāṇajmsn«√kṛ cārujmsa«√can adʰvaranmsa |
    barhiṣmantjmsn«√barh āp vivāsativp·A·3s«√van 



4. Flow onward, seeking strength for us, embellishing the sacrifice:
   The priest with trimmed grass calleth thee.



sá no bʰágāya vāyáve vípravīraḥ sadā́vṛdʰaḥ |
sómo devéṣvā́ yamat || 5||



5.  sasr3msn vayamr1mpd bʰaganmsd«√bʰaj vāyunmsd«√vā  
    (viprajms«√vip-vīranms«√vīr)nmsn (sadāa-vṛdʰajms«√vṛdʰ)jmsn |
    somanmsn«√su devanmpl«√div āp yamatvp·Ae3s«√yam 



5. May Soma, ever bringing power to Bhaga and to Vayu, Sage
   And Hero, lead us to the Gods.



sá no adyá vásuttaye kratuvídgātuvíttamaḥ |
vā́jaṃ jeṣi śrávo bṛhát || 6||



6.  sasr3msn vayamr1mpd adyaa (vasunns«√vas-dattinfs«√dā)nfsd  
    (kratunms«√kṛ-vidjms«√vid)jmsn (gātunms«√gā-vittamajms«√vid)jmsn |
    vājanmsa«√vāj jeṣivp·Ao2s«√ji śravasnnsa«√śru bṛhatjnsa«√bṛh 



6. So, to increase our wealth to-day, Inspirer, best of Furtherers,
   Win for us strength and high renown.






Sūkta 9.45 

sá pavasva mádāya káṃ nṛcákṣā devávītaye |
índavíndrāya pītáye || 1||



1.  sasr3msn pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū madanmsd«√mad kamc  
    (nṛnms-cakṣasnms«√cakṣ)nmsn (devanms«√div-vītinfs«√vī)nfsd |
    indunmsv«√ind indraNmsd«√ind pītinfsd«√pā 



1. FLOW, thou who viewest men, to give delight, to entertain the Gods,
   Indu, to Indra for his drink.



sá no arṣābʰí dūtyàṃ tvámíndrāya tośase |
devā́nsákʰibʰya ā́ váram || 2||



2.  sasr3msn vayamr1mpd arṣavp·Ao2s«√ṛṣ abʰip dūtyannsa«√du  
    tvamr2msn indraNmsd«√ind tośaseva·A·2s«√tuś |
    devanmpa«√div sakʰinmpb«√sac āp varanmsa«√vṛ2 



2. Stream to thine embassy for us: thou hastenest, for Indra, to
   The Gods, O better than our friends.



utá tvā́maruṇáṃ vayáṃ góbʰirañjmo mádāya kám |
ví no rāyé dúro vṛdʰi || 3||



3.  utac tvamr2msa aruṇajmsa«√ruh vayamr1mpn  
    gonfpi añjmasvp·A·1p«√añj madanmsd«√mad kamc |
    vip vayamr1mpd rainmsd«√rā durnfpa vṛdʰivp·Ao2s«√vṛ 



3. We balm thee, red of hue, with milk to fit thee for the rapturous joy:
   Unbar for us the doors of wealth.



átyū pavítramakramīdvājī́ dʰúraṃ ná yā́mani |
índurdevéṣu patyate || 4||



4.  atip uc pavitrannsa«√pū akramītvp·U·3s«√kram  
    vājinnmsn«√vāj dʰuranmsa«√dʰṛ nac yāmannnsl«√yā |
    indunmsn«√ind devanmpl«√div patyateva·A·3s«√pat 



4. He through the sieve hath passed, as comes a courser to the pole, to run
   Indu belongs unto the Gods.



sámī sákʰāyo asvaranváne krī́ḷantamátyavim |
índuṃ nāvā́ anūṣata || 5||



5.  samp īmr3msa sakʰinmpn«√sac asvaranvp·U·3p«√svṛ  
    vanannsl«√van krīḷanttp·Amsa«√krīḷ atyavijmsa |
    indunmsa«√ind nāvanmpn«√nū anūṣatavp·U·3p«√nū 



5. All friends have lauded him as he sports in the wood, beyond the fleece:
   Singers have chanted Indu's praise.



táyā pavasva dʰā́rayā yáyā pītó vicákṣase |
índo stotré suvī́ryam || 6||



6.  tār3fsi pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛr3fsi pītajmsn«√pā vicakṣaseva·A·2s«vi~√cakṣ |
    indunmsv«√ind stotṛnmsd«√stu suvīryannsa«su~√vīr 



6. Flow, Indu, with that stream wherein steeped thou announcest to the man
   Who worships thee heroic strength.






Sūkta 9.46 

ásṛgrandevávītayé'tyāsaḥ kṛ́tvyā iva |
kṣárantaḥ parvatāvṛ́dʰaḥ || 1||



1.  asṛgranva·U·3p«√sṛj (devanms«√div-vītinfs«√vī)nfsd  
    atyanmpn«√at? kṛtvyajmpn«√kṛ ivac |
    kṣarantjmpn«√kṣar (parvatanms-āvṛdʰjms«ā~√vṛdʰ)jmpn 



1. LIKE able coursers they have been sent forth to be the feast of Gods,
   joying in mountains, flowing on.



páriṣkṛtāsa índavo yóṣeva pítryāvatī |
vāyúṃ sómā asṛkṣata || 2||



2.  pariṣkṛtajmpn«pari~√kṛ indunmpn«√ind  
    yoṣānfsn«√yu ivac pitryāvatījfsn |
    vāyuNmsa«√vā somajmpn«√su asṛkṣatava·U·3p«√sṛj 



2. To Vayu flow the Soma-streams, the drops of juice made beautiful
   Like a bride dowered by her sire.



eté sómāsa índavaḥ práyasvantaścamū́ sutā́ḥ |
índraṃ vardʰanti kármabʰiḥ || 3||



3.  etasr3mpn somajmpn«√su indunmpn«√ind  
    prayasvantjmpn«√prī camūnfsl sutajmpn«√su |
    indraNmsa«√ind vardʰantivp·A·3p«√vṛdʰ karmannnpi«√kṛ 



3. Pressed in the mortar, these, the drops of juice, the Somas rich in food,
   Give strength to Indra with their work.



ā́ dʰāvatā suhastyaḥ śukrā́ gṛbʰṇīta mantʰínā |
góbʰiḥ śrīṇīta matsarám || 4||



4.  āp dʰāvatavp·Ao2p«√dʰāv suhastījmpv  
    śukranmda«√śuc gṛbʰṇītavp·Ao2p«√grah mantʰinnmda«√mantʰ |
    gonfpi śrīṇītavp·Ao2p«√śrī (madnms«√mad-sarajms«√sṛ)jmsa 



4. Deft-handed men, run hither, seize the brilliant juices blent with meal,
   And cook with milk the gladdening draught.



sá pavasva dʰanaṃjaya prayantā́ rā́dʰaso maháḥ |
asmábʰyaṃ soma gātuvít || 5||



5.  sasr3msn pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū (dʰanannsa«√dʰan-jayajms«√ji)jmsv  
    prayantṛnmsn«pra~√yam rādʰasnnsg«√rādʰ mahjnsg«√mah |
    vayamr1mpd somaNmsv«√su (gātunms«√gā-vidjms«√vid)jmsn 



5. Thus, Soma, Conqueror of wealth! flow, finding furtherance for us,
   Giver of ample opulence.



etáṃ mṛjanti márjyaṃ pávamānaṃ dáśa kṣípaḥ |
índrāya matsaráṃ mádam || 6||



6.  etasr3msa mṛjantivp·A·3p«√mṛj marjyajmsa«√mṛj  
    pavamānanmsa«√pū daśau kṣipnfpn«√kṣip |
    indraNmsd«√ind (madnms«√mad-sarajms«√sṛ)jmsa madanmsa«√mad 



6. This Pavamana, meet to be adorned, the fingers ten adorn,
   The draught that shall make Indra glad.






Sūkta 9.47 

ayā́ sómaḥ sukṛtyáyā maháścidabʰyàvardʰata |
mandāná údvṛṣāyate || 1||



1.  ar3nsi somanmsn«√su sukṛtyājfsi«su~√kṛ  
    mahajmsn«√mah cidc abʰip avardʰatava·Aa3s«√vṛdʰ |
    mandānanmsn«√mand udp vṛṣāyateva·A·3s«√vṛṣ 



1. GREAT as he was, Soma hath gained strength by this high solemnity:
   joyous he riseth like a bull.



kṛtā́nī́dasya kártvā cétante dasyutárhaṇā |
ṛṇā́ ca dʰṛṣṇúścayate || 2||



2.  kṛtannpn«√kṛ idc ayamr3msg kartvajnpn«√kṛ  
    cetanteva·A·3p«√cit (dasnfs«√das-yujms«√yu-tarhaṇajms«√tṛh)jnpn |
    ṛṇannpa«√ṛṇ cac dʰṛṣṇujmsn«√dʰṛṣ cayatevp·A·3s«√ci 



2. His task is done: his crushings of the Dasyus are made manifest:
   He sternly reckoneth their debts.



ā́tsóma indriyó ráso vájraḥ sahasrasā́ bʰuvat |
uktʰáṃ yádasya jā́yate || 3||



3.  ātc somaNmsn«√su indriyajmsn«√ind rasanmsn«√ras  
    vajranmsn«√vaj (sahasrau-sanjms«√san)jmsn bʰuvatvp·Ue3s«√bʰū |
    uktʰannsa«√vac yadc ayamr3msg jāyatevp·A·3s«√jan 



3. Soon as his song of praise is born, the Soma, Indra's juice, becomes
   A thousand-winning thunderbolt.



svayáṃ kavírvidʰartári víprāya rátnamicʰati |
yádī marmṛjyáte dʰíyaḥ || 4||



4.  svayama kavinmsn«√kū vidʰartṛnmsl«vi~√dʰṛ  
    viprajmsd«√vip ratnannsa«√rā icʰativp·A·3s«√iṣ2 |
    yadr3nsl marmṛjyateva·A·3s«√mṛj dʰīnfpa«√dʰī 



4. Seer and Sustainer, he himself desireth riches for the sage
   When he embellisheth his songs.



siṣāsátū rayīṇā́ṃ vā́jeṣvárvatāmiva |
bʰáreṣu jigyúṣāmasi || 5||



5.  siṣāsaturvp·I·3d«√san rayinmpg«√rā  
    vājanmpl«√vāj arvatnmpg«√ṛ ivac |
    bʰaranmpl«√bʰṛ jigīvaṃstp·Impg«√ji asivp·A·2s«√as 



5. Fain would they both win riches as in races of the steeds. In war
   Thou art upon the conquerors' side.






Sūkta 9.48 

táṃ tvā nṛmṇā́ni bíbʰrataṃ sadʰástʰeṣu mahó diváḥ |
cā́ruṃ sukṛtyáyemahe || 1||



1.  sasr3msa tvamr2msa (nṛnms-mnanfs«√man)nnpa bibʰrattp·A?sa«√bʰṛ  
    (sadʰaa-stʰajms«√stʰā)nnpl mahjmsb«√mah dyunmsb |
    cārujmsa«√can sukṛtyājfsi«su~√kṛ īmaheva·A·1p«√i 



1. WITH sacrifice we seek to thee kind Cherisher of manly might
   In mansions of the lofty heavens;



sáṃvṛktadʰṛṣṇumuktʰyàṃ mahā́mahivrataṃ mádam |
śatáṃ púro rurukṣáṇim || 2||



2.  (saṃvṛktajms«sam~√vṛj-dʰṛṣṇua«√dʰṛṣ)jmsa uktʰyajmsa«√vac  
    (mahatjns«√mah-mahijns«√mah-vratanns«√vṛ2)jmsa madanmsa«√mad |
    śatau purnfpa«√pur rurukṣaṇinmsa«√ruj 



2. Gladdening crusher of the bold, ruling with very mighty sway,
   Destroyer of a hundred forts.



átastvā rayímabʰí rā́jānaṃ sukrato diváḥ |
suparṇó avyatʰírbʰarat || 3||



3.  ar3nsb tvamr2msa rayinmsa«√rā abʰip  
    rājannmsa«√rāj sukratujmsv«su~√kṛ dyunmsb |
    suparṇajmsn«su~√pṛ avyatʰijmsn«√vyatʰ bʰaratvp·AE3s«√bʰṛ 



3. Hence, Sapient One! the Falcon, strong of wing, unwearied, brought thee down,
   Lord over riches, from the sky.



víśvasmā ítsvàrdṛśé sā́dʰāraṇaṃ rajastúram |
gopā́mṛtásya vírbʰarat || 4||



4.  viśvajmsd«√viś idc svarnnsa dṛśev···D··«√dṛś  
    sādʰāraṇajmsa«sa-ā~√dʰṛ (rajasnns«√raj-turjns«√tvar)jmsa |
    (gonfs-pājms«√pā2)nmsa ṛtannsg«√ṛ vinmsn bʰaratvp·AE3s«√bʰṛ 



4. That each may see the light, the Bird brought us the guard of Law, the Friend
   Of all, the speeder through the air.



ádʰā hinvāná indriyáṃ jyā́yo mahitvámānaśe |
abʰiṣṭikṛ́dvícarṣaṇiḥ || 5||



5.  adʰāc hinvānata·Amsn«√hi indriyannsa«√ind  
    jyāyasjnsa«√jyā mahitvannsa«√mah ānaśevp·I·3s«√aś |
    (abʰiṣṭinfs«√as-kṛtjms«√kṛ)jmsn vicarṣaṇijmsn«vi~√kṛṣ 



5. And now, sent forth, it hath attained to mighty power and majesty,
   Most active, ready to assist.






Sūkta 9.49 

pávasva vṛṣṭímā́ sú no'pā́mūrmíṃ diváspári |
ayakṣmā́ bṛhatī́ríṣaḥ || 1||



1.  pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū vṛṣṭinfsa«√vṛṣ āp sup  
    vayamr1mpd apnfpg ūrminmsa«√ṛ dyunmsb parip |
    ayakṣmājfpa«√yakṣ bṛhatījfpa«√bṛh iṣnfpa«√iṣ 



1. Pour down the rain upon us, pour a wave of waters from the sky,
   And plenteous store of wholesome food.



táyā pavasva dʰā́rayā yáyā gā́va ihā́gáman |
jányāsa úpa no gṛhám || 2||



2.  tār3fsi pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛr3fsi gonfpa ihaa āgamattp·A?sn«ā~√gam |
    janyajmpn«√jan upap vayamr1mpg gṛhanmsa 



2. Flow onward with that stream of thine, whereby the cows have come to us,
   The kine of strangers to our home.



gʰṛtáṃ pavasva dʰā́rayā yajñéṣu devavī́tamaḥ |
asmábʰyaṃ vṛṣṭímā́ pava || 3||



3.  gʰṛtannsa«√gʰṛ pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ  
    yajñanmpl«√yaj (devanms«√div-vītamajms«√vī)jmsn |
    vayamr1mpd vṛṣṭinfsa«√vṛṣ āp pavavp·Ao2s«√pū 



3. Chief Friend of Gods in sacred rites, pour on us fatness with thy stream,
   Pour down on us a flood of rain.



sá na ūrjé vyàvyáyaṃ pavítraṃ dʰāva dʰā́rayā |
devā́saḥ śṛṇávanhí kam || 4||



4.  sasr3msn vayamr1mpg ūrjnfsd«√ūrj vip avyayajnsa  
    pavitrannsa«√pū dʰāvavp·Ao2s«√dʰāv dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ |
    devanmpn«√div śṛṇavanvp·Ae3p«√śru hic kamc 



4. To give us vigour, with thy stream run through the fleecy straining-cloth
   For verily the Gods will bear.



pávamāno asiṣyadadrákṣāṃsyapajáṅgʰanat |
pratnavádrocáyanrúcaḥ || 5||



5.  pavamānanmsn«√pū asiṣyadatva·U·3s«√syand  
    rakṣasnnpa«√rakṣ apajaṅgʰanattp·Amsn«apa~√han |
    pratnavata rocayantp·Amsn«√ruc rucnfpa«√ruc 



5. Onward hath Pavamana flowed and beaten off the Raksasas,
   Flashing out splendour as of old.






Sūkta 9.50 

útte śúṣmāsa īrate síndʰorūrmériva svanáḥ |
vāṇásya codayā pavím || 1||



1.  udp tvamr2msg śuṣmanmpn«√śuṣ īrateva·A·3p«√īr  
    sindʰunmsg«√sindʰ ūrminmsb«√ṛ ivac svananmsn«√svan |
    vāṇanmsg«√vāṇ codayavp·Ao2s«√cud pavinfsa«√pū 



1. LOUD as a river's roaring wave thy powers have lifted up themselves:
   Urge on thine arrow's sharpened point.



prasavé ta údīrate tisró vā́co makʰasyúvaḥ |
yádávya éṣi sā́navi || 2||



2.  prasavanmsl«pra~√su tvamr2msg udp īrateva·A·3p«√īr  
    triu vācnfpn«√vac (makʰasnns«√maṅkʰ-yujms«√yu)jfpn |
    yadc avyajnsl eṣivp·A·2s«√i sānunnsl«√san 



2. At thine effusion upward rise three voices full of joy, when thou
   Flowest upon the fleecy ridge.



ávyo vā́re pári priyáṃ háriṃ hinvantyádribʰiḥ |
pávamānaṃ madʰuścútam || 3||



3.  avinmsg vāranmsl«√vṛ2 parip priyajmsa«√prī  
    harijmsa«√hṛ hinvantivp·A·3p«√hi adrinmpi«√dṛ |
    pavamānanmsa«√pū (madʰunns«√madʰ-ścutjms«√ścut)jmsa 



3. On to the fleece they urge with stone the tawny well-beloved One,
   Even Pavamana, dropping meath.



ā́ pavasva madintama pavítraṃ dʰā́rayā kave |
arkásya yónimāsádam || 4||



4.  āp pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū madintamajmsv«√mad  
    pavitrannsa«√pū dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ kavinmsv«√kū |
    arkanmsg«√arc yoninmsa«√yu āsadamv···D··«ā~√sad 



4. Flow with thy current to the sieve, O Sage most powerful to cheer,
   To seat thee in the place of song.



sá pavasva madintama góbʰirañjānó aktúbʰiḥ |
índavíndrāya pītáye || 5||



5.  sasr3msn pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū madintamajmsv«√mad  
    gonfpi añjānatp·Amsn«√añj aktunmpi«√añj |
    indunmsv«√ind indraNmsd«√ind pītinfsd«√pā 



5. Flow, Most Exhilarating! flow anointed with the milk for balm,
   Indu, for Indra, for his drink.






Sūkta 9.51 

ádʰvaryo ádribʰiḥ sutáṃ sómaṃ pavítra ā́ sṛja |
punīhī́ndrāya pā́tave || 1||



1.  (adʰvaranms-yujms«√yu)jmsv adrinmpi«√dṛ sutajmsa«√su  
    somanmsa«√su pavitrannsl«√pū āp sṛjavp·Ao2s«√sṛj |
    punīhivp·Ao2s«√pū indraNmsd«√ind pātavev···D··«√pā 



1. ADHVARYU, on the filter pour the Soma juice expressed with stones,
   And make it pure for Indra's drink.



diváḥ pīyū́ṣamuttamáṃ sómamíndrāya vajríṇe |
sunótā mádʰumattamam || 2||



2.  dyunmsg pīyūṣanmsa«√pyai uttamajmsa  
    somanmsa«√su indraNmsd«√ind vajrinjmsd«√vaj |
    sunotavp·Ao2p«√su madʰumattamajmsa«√madʰ 



2. Pour out for Indra, Thunder-armed, the milk of heaven, the Soma's juice,
   Most excellent, most rich in sweets.



táva tyá indo ándʰaso devā́ mádʰorvyàśnate |
pávamānasya marútaḥ || 3||



3.  tvamr2msg syar3msl indunmsv«√ind andʰasnnsg«√andʰ  
    devanmpn«√div madʰunnsg«√madʰ vip aśnateva·A·3p«√aś2 |
    pavamānanmsg«√pū marutNmpn 



3. These Gods and all the Marut host, Indu enjoy this juice of thine,
   This Pavamana's flowing meath.



tváṃ hí soma vardʰáyansutó mádāya bʰū́rṇaye |
vṛ́ṣanstotā́ramūtáye || 4||



4.  tvamr2msn hic somaNmsv«√su vardʰayanttp·Amsn«√vṛdʰ  
    sutajmsn«√su madanmsd«√mad bʰūrṇijmsd |
    vṛṣannmsv«√vṛṣ stotṛnmsa«√stu ūtinfsd«√av 



4. For, Soma, thou hast been effused, strengthening for the wild carouse,
   O Steer, the singer, for our help.



abʰyàrṣa vicakṣaṇa pavítraṃ dʰā́rayā sutáḥ |
abʰí vā́jamutá śrávaḥ || 5||



5.  abʰip arṣavp·Ao2s«√ṛṣ vicakṣaṇajmsv«vi~√cakṣ  
    pavitrannsa«√pū dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ sutajmsn«√su |
    abʰip vājanmsa«√vāj utac śravasnnsa«√śru 



5. Flow with thy stream, Far-sighted One, effused, into the cleansing sieve:
   Flow on to give us strength and fame.






Sūkta 9.52 

pári dyukṣáḥ sanádrayirbʰáradvā́jaṃ no ándʰasā |
suvānó arṣa pavítra ā́ || 1||



1.  parip (dyunms-kṣajms«√kṣi)nmsn (sanatjms«√san-rayinms«√rā)jmsn  
    bʰaratvp·AE3s«√bʰṛ vājanmsa«√vāj vayamr1mpd andʰasnnsi«√andʰ |
    suvānata·Amsn«√su arṣavp·Ao2s«√ṛṣ pavitrannsl«√pū āp 



1. WEALTH-WINNER, dwelling in the sky, bringing us vigour with the juice,
   Flow to the filter when effused.



táva pratnébʰirádʰvabʰirávyo vā́re pári priyáḥ |
sahásradʰāro yāttánā || 2||



2.  tvamr2msg pratnajmpi adʰvannmpi  
    avinmsg vāranmsl«√vṛ2 parip priyajmsn«√prī |
    (sahasrau-dʰāranms«√dʰṛ)jmsn yātvp·AE3s«√yā tannfsi«√tan 



2. So, in thine ancient ways, may he, beloved, with a thousand streams
   Run o'er the fleecy straining-cloth.



carúrná yástámīṅkʰayéndo ná dā́namīṅkʰaya |
vadʰaírvadʰasnavīṅkʰaya || 3||



3.  carunmsn nac yasr3msn sasr3msa īṅkʰayavp·Ao2s«√īṅkʰ  
    indunmsv«√ind nac dānannsa«√dā īṅkʰayavp·Ao2s«√īṅkʰ |
    vadʰanmpi«√vadʰ vadʰasnujmsv«√vadʰ īṅkʰayavp·Ao2s«√īṅkʰ 



3. Him who is like a cauldron shake: O Indu, shake thy gift to us
   Shake it, armed Warrior! with thine arms.



ní śúṣmamindaveṣāṃ púruhūta jánānām |
yó asmā́m̐ ādídeśati || 4||



4.  nip śuṣmanmsa«√śuṣ indunmsv«√ind ayamr3mpg  
    (purua«√pṝ-hūtajms«√hu)jmsv jananmpg«√jan |
    yasr3msn vayamr1mpa ādideśativp·Ae3s«ā~√diś 



4. Indu, invoked with many a prayer, bring down the vigour of these men,
   Of him who threatens us with war.



śatáṃ na inda ūtíbʰiḥ sahásraṃ vā śúcīnām |
pávasva maṃhayádrayiḥ || 5||



5.  śatau vayamr1mpa indunmsv«√ind ūtinfpi«√av  
    sahasrauc śucijfpg«√śuc |
    pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū (maṃhayatjms«√maṃh-rayinms«√rā)jmsn 



5. Indu, Wealth-giver, with thine help pour out for us a hundred, yea,
   A thousand of thy pure bright streams.






Sūkta 9.53 

útte śúṣmāso astʰū rákṣo bʰindánto adrivaḥ |
nudásva yā́ḥ parispṛ́dʰaḥ || 1||



1.  udp tvamr2msg śuṣmanmpn«√śuṣ astʰurvp·U·3p«√stʰā  
    rakṣasnnsa«√rakṣ bʰindanttp·Ampn«√bʰid adrivatjmsv«√dṛ |
    nudasvava·Ao2s«√nudr3fpa parispṛdʰnfpa«pari~√spṛdʰ 



1. O THOU with stones for arms, thy powers, crushing the fiends, have raised themselves:
   Chase thou the foes who compass us.



ayā́ nijagʰnírójasā ratʰasaṃgé dʰáne hité |
stávā ábibʰyuṣā hṛdā́ || 2||



2.  ar3nsi nijagʰnijmsn«ni~√han ojasnnsi«√vaj  
    (ratʰanms«√ṛ-saṃganms«saṃ~√gam)nmsl dʰanannsl«√dʰan hitajnsl«√dʰā |
    stavaiva·Ae1s«√stu abibʰīvaṃstp·I?si«a~√bʰī hṛdnnsi 



2. Thou conquerest thus with might when car meets car, and when the prize is staked:
   With fearless heart will I sing praise.



ásya vratā́ni nā́dʰṛ́ṣe pávamānasya dūḍʰyā̀ |
rujá yástvā pṛtanyáti || 3||



3.  ayamr3msg vratannpa«√vṛ2 nac ādʰṛṣev···D··«ā~√dʰṛṣ  
    pavamānanmsg«√pū dūḍʰīnfsi«dus~√dʰī |
    rujava·Ao2s«√ruj yasr3msn tvamr2msa pṛtanyativp·A·3s«√pṛtany 



3. No one with evil thought assails this Pavamana's holy laws:
   Crush him who fain would fight with thee.



táṃ hinvanti madacyútaṃ háriṃ nadī́ṣu vājínam |
índumíndrāya matsarám || 4||



4.  sasr3msa hinvantivp·A·3p«√hi (madanms«√mad-cyutjms«√cyu)jmsa  
    harijmsa«√hṛ nadīnfpl«√nad vājinnmsa«√vāj |
    indunmsa«√ind indraNmsd«√ind (madnms«√mad-sarajms«√sṛ)jmsa 



4. For Indra to the streams they drive the tawny rapture-dropping Steed,
   Indu the bringer of delight.






Sūkta 9.54 

asyá pratnā́mánu dyútaṃ śukráṃ duduhre áhrayaḥ |
páyaḥ sahasrasā́mṛ́ṣim || 1||



1.  ayamr3msg pratnajfsa anup dyutnfsa«√dyut  
    śukrajnsa«√śuc duduhreva·I·3p«√duh ahrījmpn«a~√hrī |
    payasnnsa«√pī (sahasrau-sanjms«√san)jmsa ṛṣinmsa«√ṛṣ 



1. AFTER his ancient splendour, they, the bold, have drawn the bright milk from
   The Sage who wins a thousand gifts.



ayáṃ sū́rya ivopadṛ́gayáṃ sárāṃsi dʰāvati |
saptá praváta ā́ dívam || 2||



2.  ayamr3msn sūryanmsn«√sūr ivac upadṛknfsn«upa~√dṛś  
    ayamr3msn sarasnnpa«√sṛ dʰāvativp·A·3s«√dʰāv |
    saptau pravatnfpa āp dyunmsa 



2. In aspect he is like the Sun; he runneth forward to the lakes,
   Seven currents flowing through the sky.



ayáṃ víśvāni tiṣṭʰati punānó bʰúvanopári |
sómo devó ná sū́ryaḥ || 3||



3.  ayamr3msn viśvajnpa«√viś tiṣṭʰativp·A·3s«√stʰā  
    punānajmsn«√pū bʰuvanannpa«√bʰū uparia |
    somanmsn«√su devanmsn«√div nac sūryanmsn«√sūr 



3. He, shining in his splendour, stands high over all things that exist-
   Soma, a God as Surya is.



pári ṇo devávītaye vā́jām̐ arṣasi gómataḥ |
punāná indavindrayúḥ || 4||



4.  parip vayamr1mpd (devanms«√div-vītinfs«√vī)nfsd  
    vājanmpa«√vāj arṣasivp·A·2s«√ṛṣ gomatjmpa |
    punānajmsn«√pū indunmsv«√ind (indraNms«√ind-yujms«√yu)jmsn 



4. Thou, Indu, in thy brilliancy, pourest on us, as Indra's Friend,
   Wealth from the kine to feast the Gods.






Sūkta 9.55 

yávaṃyavaṃ no ándʰasā puṣṭámpuṣṭaṃ pári srava |
sóma víśvā ca saúbʰagā || 1||



1.  (yavanmsa-yavanmsa)a vayamr1mpd andʰasnnsi«√andʰ  
    (puṣṭajmsa«√puṣ-puṣṭajmsa«√puṣ)a parip sravavp·Ao2s«√sru |
    somaNmsv«√su viśvannsa«√viś cac saubʰagānnpa«su~√bʰaj 



1. POUR on us with thy juice all kinds of corn, each sort of nourishment,
   And, Soma, all felicities.



índo yátʰā táva stávo yátʰā te jātámándʰasaḥ |
ní barhíṣi priyé sadaḥ || 2||



2.  induNmsv«√ind yadr3nsi tvamr2msg stavanmsn«√stu  
    yadr3nsi tvamr2msg jātannsn«√jan andʰasnnsb«√andʰ |
    nip barhisnnsl«√barh priyajnsl«√prī sadasvp·AE2s«√sad 



2. As thine, O Indu, is the praise, and thine what springeth from the juice,
   Seat thee on the dear sacred grass.



utá no govídaśvavítpávasva somā́ndʰasā |
makṣū́tamebʰiráhabʰiḥ || 3||



3.  utac vayamr1mpd (gonfs-vidjms«√vid)jmsn (aśvanms«√aś-vidjms«√vid)jmsn  
    pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū somanmsv«√su andʰasnnsi«√andʰ |
    makṣūtamajnpi ahannpi 



3. And, finding for us kine and steeds, O Soma, with thy juice flow on
   Through days that fly most rapidly.



yó jinā́ti ná jī́yate hánti śátrumabʰī́tya |
sá pavasva sahasrajit || 4||



4.  yasr3msn jinātivp·A·3s«√jyā nac jīyatevp·A·3s«√jyā  
    hantivp·A·3s«√han śatrunmsa«√śad abʰītyaa«abʰi~√i |
    sasr3msn pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū (sahasrau-jitjms«√ji)jmsv 



4. As one who conquers, ne'er subdued, attacks and stays the enemy,
   Thus, Vanquisher of thousands! flow.






Sūkta 9.56 

pári sóma ṛtáṃ bṛhádāśúḥ pavítre arṣati |
vigʰnánrákṣāṃsi devayúḥ || 1||



1.  parip somanmsn«√su ṛtannsa«√ṛ bṛhatjnsa«√bṛh  
    āśujmsn«√aś pavitrannsl«√pū arṣativp·A·3s«√ṛṣ |
    vigʰnanttp·Amsn«vi~√han rakṣasnnpa«√rakṣ (devanms«√div-yujms«√yu)jmsn 



1. SWIFT to the purifying sieve flows Soma as exalted Law,
   Slaying the fiends, loving the Gods.



yátsómo vā́jamárṣati śatáṃ dʰā́rā apasyúvaḥ |
índrasya sakʰyámāviśán || 2||



2.  yada somanmsn«√su vājanmsa«√vāj arṣativp·A·3s«√ṛṣ  
    śatau dʰārānfpa«√dʰṛ (apasnns-yūjfs«√yu)jfpa |
    indraNmsg«√ind sakʰyannsa«√sac āviśanttp·Amsn«ā~√viś 



2. When Soma pours the strengthening food a hundred ever-active streams
   To Indra's friendship win their way.



abʰí tvā yóṣaṇo dáśa jāráṃ ná kanyā̀nūṣata |
mṛjyáse soma sātáye || 3||



3.  abʰip tvamr2msa yoṣannfpn«√yu daśau  
    jāranmsa«√jṝ nac kanyānfsn«√kan anūṣatavp·U·3p«√nū |
    mṛjyasevp·A·2s«√mṛj somaNmsv«√su sātinfsd«√san 



3. Ten Dames have sung to welcome thee, even as a maiden greets her love:
   O Soma, thou art decked to win.



tvámíndrāya víṣṇave svādúrindo pári srava |
nṝ́nstotṝ́npāhyáṃhasaḥ || 4||



4.  tvamr2msn indraNmsd«√ind viṣṇuNmsd«√viṣ  
    svādujmsn«√svad induNmsv«√ind parip sravavp·Ao2s«√sru |
    nṛnmpa stotṛnmpa«√stu pāhivp·Ao2s«√pā2 aṃhasnnsb«√aṃh 



4. Flow hitherward, O Indu, sweet to Indra and to Visnu: guard
   The men, the singers, from distress.






Sūkta 9.57 

prá te dʰā́rā asaścáto divó ná yanti vṛṣṭáyaḥ |
ácʰā vā́jaṃ sahasríṇam || 1||



1.  prap tvamr2msg dʰārānfpn«√dʰṛ asaścatjfpn«a~√sac  
    dyunmsb nac yantivp·A·3p«√i vṛṣṭinfpn«√vṛṣ |
    acʰāp vājanmsa«√vāj sahasrinjmsa 



1. THY streams that never fail or waste flow forth like showers of rain from heaven,
   To bring a thousand stores of strength.



abʰí priyā́ṇi kā́vyā víśvā cákṣāṇo arṣati |
háristuñjāná ā́yudʰā || 2||



2.  abʰip priyajnpa«√prī kāvyannpa«√kū  
    viśvajnpa«√viś cakṣāṇata·Amsn«√cakṣ arṣativp·A·3s«√ṛṣ |
    harijmsn«√hṛ tuñjānata·Amsn«√tuj āyudʰannpa«ā~√yudʰ 



2. He flows beholding on his way all well beloved sacred lore,
   Green-tinted, brandishing his, arms.



sá marmṛjāná āyúbʰiríbʰo rā́jeva suvratáḥ |
śyenó ná váṃsu ṣīdati || 3||



3.  sasr3msn marmṛjānatp·Amsn«√mṛj āyujmpi«√i  
    (ir3ms-bʰajms«√bʰā)jmsn rājannmsn«√rāj ivac suvratajmsn«su~√vṛ2 |
    śyenanmsn nac vannfpl sīdativp·A·3s«√sad 



3. He, when the people deck him like a docile king of elephants.
   Sits as a falcon in the wood.



sá no víśvā divó vásūtó pṛtʰivyā́ ádʰi |
punāná indavā́ bʰara || 4||



4.  sasr3msn vayamr1mpd viśvajnpa«√viś dyunmsb vasunnpa«√vas  
    utac uc pṛtʰivīnfsb«√pṛtʰ adʰip |
    punānajmsn«√pū indunmsv«√ind āp bʰaravp·Ao2s«√bʰṛ 



4. So bring thou hitherward to us, Indu, while thou art purified,
   All treasures both of heaven and earth.






Sūkta 9.58 

táratsá mandī́ dʰāvati dʰā́rā sutásyā́ndʰasaḥ |
táratsá mandī́ dʰāvati || 1||



1.  taratvp·AE3s«√tṝ sasr3msn mandinnmsn«√mand dʰāvativp·A·3s«√dʰāv  
    dʰārānfsn«√dʰṛ sutajmsg«√su andʰasnnsb«√andʰ |
    taratvp·AE3s«√tṝ sasr3msn mandinnmsn«√mand dʰāvativp·A·3s«√dʰāv 



1. SWIFT runs this giver of delight, even the stream of flowing juice:
   Swift runs this giver of delight.



usrā́ veda vásūnāṃ mártasya devyávasaḥ |
táratsá mandī́ dʰāvati || 2||



2.  usrānfsn«√vas vedavp·I·3s«√vid vasunnpg«√vas  
    martanmsg«√mṛ devīnfsn«√div avasnnpa«√av |
    taratvp·AE3s«√tṝ sasr3msn mandinmsn«√mand dʰāvativp·A·3s«√dʰāv 



2. The Morning knows all precious things, the Goddess knows her grace to man:
   Swift runs this giver of delight.



dʰvasráyoḥ puruṣántyorā́ sahásrāṇi dadmahe |
táratsá mandī́ dʰāvati || 3||



3.  dʰvasranmdg«√dʰvaṃs (purujms«√pṝ-santinfs«√san)nmdg  
    āp sahasrannpa dadmaheva·A·1p«√dā |
    taratvp·AE3s«√tṝ sasr3msn mandinmsn«√man dʰāvativp·A·3s«√dʰāv 



3. We have accepted thousands from Dhvasra's and Purusanti's hands:
   Swift runs this giver of delight.



ā́ yáyostriṃśátaṃ tánā sahásrāṇi ca dádmahe |
táratsá mandī́ dʰāvati || 4||



4.  āp yasr3mdg (triu-śatau)u tannfsi«√tan  
    sahasrannpa cac dadmaheva·A·1p«√dā |
    taratvp·AE3s«√tṝ sasr3msn mandinmsn«√mand dʰāvativp·A·3s«√dʰāv 



4. From whom we have accepted thus thousands and three times ten beside:
   Swift runs this giver of delight.






Sūkta 9.59 

pávasva gojídaśvajídviśvajítsoma raṇyajít |
prajā́vadrátnamā́ bʰara || 1||



1.  pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū (gonfs-jitjms«√ji)jmsn (aśvanms«√aś-jitjms«√ji)jmsn  
    (viśvanns«√viś-jitjms«√ji)jmsn somanmsv«√su (raṇyanns«√raṇ-jitjms«√ji)jmsn |
    prajāvatjnsa«pra~√jan ratnannsa«√rā āp bʰaravp·Ao2s«√bʰṛ 



1. FLOW onward, Soma, winning kine, and steeds, and all that gives delight:
   Bring hither wealth with progeny.



pávasvādbʰyó ádābʰyaḥ pávasvaúṣadʰībʰyaḥ |
pávasva dʰiṣáṇābʰyaḥ || 2||



2.  pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū apnfpd adābʰyajmsn«a~√dabʰ  
    pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū (oṣanms«√uṣ-dʰijfs«√dʰā)nfpd |
    pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū (dʰīnfs«√dʰī-sanājms«√san)nfpd 



2. Flow onward from the waters, flow, inviolable, from the plants:
   Flow onward from the pressing-boards.



tváṃ soma pávamāno víśvāni duritā́ tara |
kavíḥ sīda ní barhíṣi || 3||



3.  tvamr2msn somanmsv«√su pavamānajmsn«√pū  
    viśvannpa«√viś duritannpa«dus~√i taravp·Ao2s«√tṝ |
    kavinmsn«√kū sīdavp·Ao2s«√sad nip barhisnnsl«√barh 



3. Soma, as Pavamana, pass over all trouble and distress:
   Sit on the sacred grass, a Sage.



pávamāna svàrvido jā́yamāno'bʰavo mahā́n |
índo víśvām̐ abʰī́dasi || 4||



4.  pavamānajmsv«√pū svarnnsa vidasvp·AE2s«√vid  
    jāyamānatp·Amsn«√jan abʰavasvp·Aa2s«√bʰū mahatjmsn«√mah |
    indunmsv«√ind viśvajmpa«√viś abʰip idc asivp·A·2s«√as 



4. Thou, Pavamana, foundest light; thou at thy birth becamest great:
   O Indu, thou art over all.






Sūkta 9.60 

prá gāyatréṇa gāyata pávamānaṃ vícarṣaṇim |
índuṃ sahásracakṣasam || 1||



1.  prap gāyatranmsi«√gai gāyatavp·AE2p«√gai  
    pavamānajmsa«√pū vicarṣaṇijmsa«vi~√kṛṣ |
    indunmsa«√ind (sahasrau-cakṣasnms«√cakṣ)jmsa 



1. SING forth and laud with sacred song most active Pavamana, laud
   Indu who sees with thousand eyes.



táṃ tvā sahásracakṣasamátʰo sahásrabʰarṇasam |
áti vā́ramapāviṣuḥ || 2||



2.  sasr3msa tvamr2msa (sahasrau-cakṣasnms«√cakṣ)jmsa  
    atʰāa uc (sahasrau-bʰarṇasnns«√bʰṛ)jmsn |
    atip vāranmsa«√vṛ2 apāviṣurvp·U·3p«√pū 



2. Thee who hast thousand eyes to see, bearer of thousand burdens, they
   Have filtered through the fleecy cloth.



áti vā́rānpávamāno asiṣyadatkaláśām̐ abʰí dʰāvati |
índrasya hā́rdyāviśán || 3||



3.  atip vāranmpa«√vṛ2 pavamānajmsn«√pū  
    asiṣyadatva·U·3s«√syand kalaśanmpa«√kal? abʰip dʰāvativp·A·3s«√dʰāv |
    indraNmsg«√ind hārdinnsa«√hṛ āviśanttp·Ams?«ā~√viś 



3. He, Pavamana, hath streamed through the fleece then: he runs into the jars,
   Finding his way to Indra's heart.



índrasya soma rā́dʰase śáṃ pavasva vicarṣaṇe |
prajā́vadréta ā́ bʰara || 4||



4.  indraNmsg«√ind somanmsv«√su rādʰasnnsd«√rādʰ  
    śama«√śam pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū vicarṣaṇinmsv«vi~√kṛṣ |
    prajāvatjnsa«pra~√jan retasnnsa«√rī āp bʰaravp·Ao2s«√bʰṛ 



4. That Indra may be bounteous, flow, most active Soma, for our weal:
   Bring genial seed with progeny.






Sūkta 9.61 

ayā́ vītī́ pári srava yásta indo mádeṣvā́ |
avā́hannavatī́rnáva || 1||



1.  ar3nsi vītinfsi«√vī parip sravavp·Ao2s«√sru  
    yasr3msn tvamr2msg indunmsv«√ind madanmpl«√mad āp |
    avāhanvp·U·3s«ava~√han navatīnfpa navau 



1. FLOW onward, Indu, with this food for him who in thy wild delight
   Battered the nine-and-ninety down,



púraḥ sadyá ittʰā́dʰiye dívodāsāya śámbaram |
ádʰa tyáṃ turváśaṃ yádum || 2||



2.  purnfpa«√pṝ sadyasa (ittʰāc-ādʰījms«ā~√dʰī)jmsd  
    (dyunmsg-dāsanms«√dās)Nmsd śambaraNmsa |
    adʰaa syar3msa turvaśaNmsa«√turv yaduNmsa 



2. Smote swiftly forts, and gambara, then Yadu and that Turvaga,
   For pious Divodasa's sake.



pári ṇo áśvamaśvavídgómadindo híraṇyavat |
kṣárā sahasríṇīríṣaḥ || 3||



3.  parip vayamr1mpd aśvanmsa«√aś (aśvanms«√aś-vidjms«√vid)jmsn  
    gomatjmpn indunmsv«√ind hiraṇyavatjmsn«√hṛ |
    kṣarava·Ao2s«√kṣar sahasriṇījfpa iṣnfpa«√iṣ 



3. Finder of horses, pour on us horses and
   wealth in kine and gold,
   And, Indu, food in boundless store.



pávamānasya te vayáṃ pavítramabʰyundatáḥ |
sakʰitvámā́ vṛṇīmahe || 4||



4.  pavamānanmsg«√pū tvamr2msg vayamr1mpn  
    pavitrannsa«√pū abʰyundattp·A?sg«abʰi~√ud |
    sakʰitvannsa«√sac āp vṛṇīmaheva·A·1p«√vṛ2 



4. We seek to win thy friendly love, even Pavamana's flowing o'er
   The limit of the cleansing sieve.



yé te pavítramūrmáyo'bʰikṣáranti dʰā́rayā |
tébʰirnaḥ soma mṛḷaya || 5||



5.  yasr3mpn tvamr2msg pavitrannsa«√pū ūrminmpn«√ṛ  
    abʰikṣarantivp·A·3p«abʰi~√kṣar dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ |
    sasr3mpi vayamr1mpd somaNmsv«√su mṛḷayavp·Ao2s«√mṛḷ 



5. With those same waves which in their stream overflow the purifying sieve,
   Soma; be gracious unto us.



sá naḥ punāná ā́ bʰara rayíṃ vīrávatīmíṣam |
ī́śānaḥ soma viśvátaḥ || 6||



6.  sasr3msn vayamr1mpd punānajmsn«√pū āp bʰaravp·Ao2s«√bʰṛ  
    rayinmsa«√rā vīravatījfsa«√vīr iṣnfsa«√iṣ |
    īśānajmsn«√īś somaNmsv«√su viśvatasa«√viś 



6. O Soma, being purified, bring us from all sides,-for thou canst,-
   Riches and food with hero sons.



etámu tyáṃ dáśa kṣípo mṛjánti síndʰumātaram |
sámādityébʰirakʰyata || 7||



7.  etasr3msa uc syar3msa daśau kṣipnfpn«√kṣip  
    mṛjantivp·A·3p«√mṛj (sindʰunms«√sindʰ-mātṛnfsa«√mā)jmsa |
    samp ādityanmpi«a~√dā akʰyatava·Aa3s«√kʰyā 



7. Him here, the Child whom streams have borne, the ten swift fingers beautify
   With the Adityas is he seen.



sámíndreṇotá vāyúnā sutá eti pavítra ā́ |
sáṃ sū́ryasya raśmíbʰiḥ || 8||



8.  samp indraNmsi«√ind utac vāyuNmsi«√vā  
    sutajmsn«√su etivp·A·3s«√i pavitrannsl«√pū āp |
    samp sūryanmsg«√sūr raśminmpi«√raś 



8. With Indra and with Vayu he, effused, flows onward withthe beams
   Of Surya to the cleansing sieve.



sá no bʰágāya vāyáve pūṣṇé pavasva mádʰumān |
cā́rurmitré váruṇe ca || 9||



9.  sasr3msn vayamr1mpd bʰagaNmsd«√bʰaj vāyuNmsd«√vā  
    pūṣanNmsd«√pūṣ pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū madʰumantjmsn«√madʰ |
    cārujmsn«√can mitraNmsl«√mitʰ varuṇaNmsl«√vṛ cac 



9. Flow rich in sweets and lovely for our Bhaga, Vayu, Pusan flow
   For Mitra and for Varuna.



uccā́ te jātámándʰaso diví ṣádbʰū́myā́ dade |
ugráṃ śárma máhi śrávaḥ || 10||



10. uccāa«ud~√añc tvamr2msg jātannsn«√jan andʰasnnsb«√andʰ  
     dyunmsl sattp·Amsn«√as bʰūminfsl«√bʰū āp dadevp·I·1s«√dā |
     ugrajnsa«√vaj śarmannnsa«√śri mahijnsa«√mah śravasnnsa«√śru 



10. High is thy juice's birth: though set in heaven, on earth it hath obtained
   Strong sheltering power and great renown.



enā́ víśvānyaryá ā́ dyumnā́ni mā́nuṣāṇām |
síṣāsanto vanāmahe || 11||



11. enar3npa viśvajnpa«√viś arijmsb«√ṛ āp  
     dyumnannpa mānuṣanmpg«√man |
     siṣāsanttp·Ampn«√san vanāmaheva·A·1p«√van 



11. Striving to win, with him we gain all wealth from the ungodly man,
   Yea, all the glories of mankind.



sá na índrāya yájyave váruṇāya marúdbʰyaḥ |
varivovítpári srava || 12||



12. sasr3msn vayamr1mpd indraNmsd«√ind (yajnfs«√yaj-yujms«√yu)jmsd  
     varuṇaNmsd«√vṛ marutNmpd |
     (varivasnns«√vṛ-vidjms«√vid)jmsn parip sravavp·Ao2s«√sru 



12. Finder of room and freedom, flow for Indra whom we must adore,
   For Varuna and the Marut host.



úpo ṣú jātámaptúraṃ góbʰirbʰaṅgáṃ páriṣkṛtam |
índuṃ devā́ ayāsiṣuḥ || 13||



13. upap uc sup jātannsa«√jan (apnfs-turjms«√tur)jmsa  
     gonfpi bʰaṅgajmsa«√bʰaṅj pariṣkṛtajmsa«pari~√kṛ |
     indunmsa«√ind devanmpn«√div ayāsiṣurvp·U·3p«√yā 



13. The Gods have come to Indu well-descended, beautified with milk,
   The active crusher of the foe.



támídvardʰantu no gíro vatsáṃ saṃśíśvarīriva |
yá índrasya hṛdaṃsániḥ || 14||



14. sasr3msa idc vardʰantuvp·Ao3p«√vṛdʰ vayamr1mpg girnfpn«√gṝ  
     vatsanmsa saṃśiśvarīnfpn«sam~√śū ivac |
     yasr3msn indraNmsg«√ind (hṛdnnsa-saninms«√san)nmsn 



14. Even as mother cows their calf, so let our praise-songs strengthen him,
   Yea, him who winneth Indra's heart.



árṣā ṇaḥ soma śáṃ gáve dʰukṣásva pipyúṣīmíṣam |
várdʰā samudrámuktʰyàm || 15||



15. arṣavp·Ao2s«√ṛṣ vayamr1mpd somaNmsv«√su śama«√śam gonfsd  
     dʰukṣasvava·Ao2s«√duh pipyuṣījfsa«√pī iṣnfsa«√iṣ |
     vardʰavp·Ao2s«√vṛdʰ samudranmsa«sam~√ud uktʰyajmsa«√vac 



15. Soma, pour blessings on our kine, pour forth the food that streams with milk
   Increase the sea that merits laud.



pávamāno ajījanaddiváścitráṃ ná tanyatúm |
jyótirvaiśvānaráṃ bṛhát || 16||



16. pavamānajmsn«√pū ajījanatvp·U·3s«√jan  
     dyunmsb citrajmsa«√cit nac tanyatunmsa«√tan |
     jyotisnnsa«√jyot (vaiśvajms«√viś-naranms)jnsa bṛhatjnsa«√bṛh 



16. From heaven hath Pavamana made, as 'twere, the marvelous thunder, and
   The lofty light of all mankind.



pávamānasya te ráso mádo rājannaducʰunáḥ |
ví vā́ramávyamarṣati || 17||



17. pavamānanmsg«√pū tvamr2msg rasanmsn«√ras  
     madajmsn«√mad rājannmsv«√rāj aducʰunajmsn«a-dus~√śū |
     vip vāranmsa«√vṛ2 avyajmsa arṣativp·A·3s«√ṛṣ 



17. The gladdening and auspicious juice of thee, of Pavamana, King!
   Flows o'er the woollen straining-cloth.



pávamāna rásastáva dákṣo ví rājati dyumā́n |
jyótirvíśvaṃ svàrdṛśé || 18||



18. pavamānanmsv«√pū rasanmsn«√ras tvamr2msg  
     dakṣanmsn«√dakṣ vip rājativp·A·3s«√rāj dyumatjmsn«√dyut |
     jyotisnnsn«√jyot viśvajnsa«√viś svarnnsa dṛśev···D··«√dṛś 



18. Thy juice, O Pavamana, sends its rays abroad like splendid skill,
   Like lustre, all heaven's light, to see.



yáste mádo váreṇyasténā pavasvā́ndʰasā |
devāvī́ragʰaśaṃsahā́ || 19||



19. yasr3msn tvamr2msg madanmsn«√mad vareṇyajmsn«√vṛ2  
     sasr3msi pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū andʰasnnsi«√andʰ |
     (devanms«√div-vījms«√vī)jmsn (agʰajms«√agʰ-śaṃsanms«√śaṃs-hanjms«√han)nmsn 



19. Flow onward with that juice of thine most excellent, that brings delight,
   Slaying the wicked, dear to Gods.



jágʰnirvṛtrámamitríyaṃ sásnirvā́jaṃ divédive |
goṣā́ u aśvasā́ asi || 20||



20. jagʰnijmsn«√han vṛtrannsa«√vṛ amitriyajmsa«a~√mitʰ  
     sasnijmsn«√san vājanmsa«√vāj (divanmsl-divanmsl)a |
     (gonfs-sanjms«√san)jmsn uc (aśvanms«√aś-sanjms«√san)jmsn asivp·A·2s«√as 



20. Killing the foeman and his hate, and winning booty every day,
   Gainer art thou of steeds and kine.



sámmiślo aruṣó bʰava sūpastʰā́bʰirná dʰenúbʰiḥ |
sī́dañcʰyenó ná yónimā́ || 21||



21. sammiślajmsn«sam~√miś aruṣajmsn«√ruṣ bʰavavp·Ao2s«√bʰū  
     sūpastʰājfpi«su-upa~√stʰā nac dʰenunfpi«√dʰe |
     sīdanttp·Amsn«√sad śyenanmsn nac yoninmsa«√yu āp 



21. Red-hued, be blended with the milk that seems to yield its lovely breast,
   Falcon-like resting in thine home.



sá pavasva yá ā́vitʰéndraṃ vṛtrā́ya hántave |
vavrivā́ṃsaṃ mahī́rapáḥ || 22||



22. sasr3msn pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū yasr3msn āvitʰavp·I·2s«√av  
     indraNmsa«√ind vṛtrannsd«√vṛ hantavev···D··«√han |
     vavrivaṃstp·Imsa«√vṛ mahījfpa«√mah apnfpa 



22. Flow onward thou who strengthenedst Indra to slaughter Vrtra who
   Compassed and stayed the mighty floods.



suvī́rāso vayáṃ dʰánā jáyema soma mīḍʰvaḥ |
punānó vardʰa no gíraḥ || 23||



23. suvīrajmpn«su~√vīr vayamr1mpn dʰanannpa«√dʰan  
     jayemavp·Ai1p«√ji somaNmsv«√su mīḷhvaṃstp·Imsv«√mih |
     punānajmsn«√pū vardʰavp·Ao2s«√vṛdʰ vayamr1mpg girnfpa«√gṝ 



23. Soma who rainest gifts, may we win riches with our hero sons:
   Strengthen, as thou art cleansed, our hymns.



tvótāsastávā́vasā syā́ma vanvánta āmúraḥ |
sóma vratéṣu jāgṛhi || 24||



24. (tvamr2msi-ūtajms«√av)jmpn tvamr2msg avasnnsi«√av  
     syāmavp·Ai1p«√as vanvanttp·Ampn«√van āmurjmpa«ā~√mṛ |
     somaNmsv«√su vratannpl«√vṛ2 jāgṛhivp·Ao2s«√jāgṛ 



24. Aided by thee, and through thy grace, may we be slayers when we war:
   Watch, Soma, at our solemn rites.



apagʰnánpavate mṛ́dʰó'pa sómo árāvṇaḥ |
gácʰanníndrasya niṣkṛtám || 25||



25. apagʰnanttp·Amsn«apa~√han pavateva·A·3s«√pū mṛdʰasnfpa«√mṛdʰ  
     apap somanmsn«√su arāvanjmpa«a~√rā |
     gacʰanttp·Amsn«√gam indraNmsg«√ind niṣkṛtannsa«nis~√kṛ 



25. Chasing our foemen, driving off the godless, Soma floweth on,
   Going to Indra's special place.



mahó no rāyá ā́ bʰara pávamāna jahī́ mṛ́dʰaḥ |
rā́svendo vīrávadyáśaḥ || 26||



26. mahjmsg«√mah vayamr1mpd rainmsg«√rā āp bʰaravp·Ao2s«√bʰṛ  
     pavamānanmsv«√pū jahivp·Ao2s«√han mṛdʰasnfpa«√mṛdʰ |
     rāsvava·Uo2s«√rā induNmsv«√ind vīravatjnsa«√vīr yaśasnnsa«√yaś 



26. O Pavamana, hither bring great riches, and destroy our foes:
   O Indu, grant heroic fame.



ná tvā śatáṃ caná hrúto rā́dʰo dítsantamā́ minan |
yátpunānó makʰasyáse || 27||



27. nac tvamr2msa śatau canac hrutnfpn«√hvṛ  
     rādʰasnnsa«√rādʰ ditsanttp·Amsa«√dā āp minanvp·AE3p«√mī |
     yadc punānajmsn«√pū makʰasyaseva·A·2s«√maṅkʰ 



27. A hundred obstacles have ne'er checked thee when fain to give thy boons,
   When, being cleansed, thou combatest.



pávasvendo vṛ́ṣā sutáḥ kṛdʰī́ no yaśáso jáne |
víśvā ápa dvíṣo jahi || 28||



28. pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū induNmsv«√ind vṛṣannmsn«√vṛṣ sutajmsn«√su  
     kṛdʰivp·Ao2s«√kṛ vayamr1mpa yaśasjmpn«√yaś jananmsl«√jan |
     viśvajfpa«√viś apap dviṣnfpa«√dviṣ jahivp·Ao2s«√han 



28. Indu, flow on, a mighty juice; glorify us among the folk:
   Drive all our enemies away.



ásya te sakʰyé vayáṃ távendo dyumná uttamé |
sāsahyā́ma pṛtanyatáḥ || 29||



29. ayamr3msg tvamr2msg sakʰyannsl«√sac vayamr1mpn  
     tvamr2msg induNmsv«√ind dyumnannsl uttamajnsl |
     sāsahyāmavp·Ii1p«√sah pṛtanyantnmpa«√pṛtany 



29. Indu, in this thy friendship most lofty and glorious may we
   Subdue all those who war with us.



yā́ te bʰīmā́nyā́yudʰā tigmā́ni sánti dʰū́rvaṇe |
rákṣā samasya no nidáḥ || 30||



30. yadr3npn tvamr2msg bʰīmajnpn«√bʰī āyudʰannpn«ā~√yudʰ  
     tigmajnpn«√tij santivp·A·3p«√as dʰūrvannnsd«√dʰūrv |
     rakṣavp·Ao2s«√rakṣ samar3msg vayamr1mpa nidnfsb«√nid 



30. Those awful weapons that thou hast, sharpened at point to strike men down-
   Guard us therewith from every foe.






Sūkta 9.62 

eté asṛgramíndavastiráḥ pavítramāśávaḥ |
víśvānyabʰí saúbʰagā || 1||



1.  etasr3mpn asṛgramvp·U·3p«√sṛj indunmpn«√ind  
    tirasa«√tṝ pavitrannsa«√pū āśujmpn«√aś |
    viśvajnpa«√viś abʰip saubʰagannpa«su~√bʰaj 



1. THESE rapid Soma-drops have been poured through the purifying sieve
   To bring us all felicities.



vigʰnánto duritā́ purú sugā́ tokā́ya vājínaḥ |
tánā kṛṇvánto árvate || 2||



2.  vigʰnanttp·Amsn«vi~√han duritajnpa«dus~√i purua«√pṝ  
    sugajmpn«su~√gam tokannsd«√tuc vājinnmsg«√vāj |
    tanāa«√tan kṛṇvanttp·Ampn«√kṛ arvatnmsd«√ṛ 



2. Dispelling manifold mishap, giving the courser's progeny,
   Yea, and the warrior steed, success.



kṛṇvánto várivo gáve'bʰyàrṣanti suṣṭutím |
íḷāmasmábʰyaṃ saṃyátam || 3||



3.  kṛṇvanttp·Ampn«√kṛ varivasnnsa«√vṛ gonfsd  
    abʰip arṣantivp·A·3p«√ṛṣ suṣṭutinfsa«su~√stu |
    iḷānfsa vayamr1mpd saṃyatjfsa«sam~√yam 



3. Bringing prosperity to kine, they make perpetual Ila flow
   To us for noble eulogy.



ásāvyaṃśúrmádāyāpsú dákṣo giriṣṭʰā́ḥ |
śyenó ná yónimā́sadat || 4||



4.  asāvivp·U·3s«√su aṃśunmsn«√aś madanmsd«√mad  
    apnfpl dakṣajmsn«√dakṣ (girinms-stʰājms«√stʰā)jmsn |
    śyenanmsn nac yoninmsa«√yu āp asadatvp·U·3s«√sad 



4. Strong, mountain-born, the stalk hath been pressed in the streams for rapturous joy:
   Hawk-like he settles in his home.



śubʰrámándʰo devávātamapsú dʰūtó nṛ́bʰiḥ sutáḥ |
svádanti gā́vaḥ páyobʰiḥ || 5||



5.  śubʰrajnsn«√śubʰ andʰasnnsn«√andʰ (devanms«√div-vātajns«√van)jnsn  
    apnfpl dʰūtajmsn«√dʰū nṛnmpi sutajmsn«√su |
    svadantivp·A·3p«√svad gonfpa payasnnpi«√pī 



5. Fair is the God-loved juice; the plant is washed in waters, pressed by men
   The milch-kine sweeten it with milk.



ā́dīmáśvaṃ ná hétāró'śūśubʰannamṛ́tāya |
mádʰvo rásaṃ sadʰamā́de || 6||



6.  ātc īmr3msa aśvanmsa«√aś nac hetṛnmpn«√hi  
    aśūśubʰanva·U·3p«√śubʰ amṛtannsd«a~√mṛ |
    madʰunnsg«√madʰ rasanmsa«√ras (sadʰap-mādanms«√mad)nmsl 



6. As drivers deck a courser, so have they adorned the meath's juice for
   Ambrosia, for the festival.



yā́ste dʰā́rā madʰuścútó'sṛgraminda ūtáye |
tā́bʰiḥ pavítramā́sadaḥ || 7||



7.  yār3fpn tvamr2msg dʰārānfpn«√dʰṛ (madʰunns«√madʰ-ścutjms«√ścut)jmpn  
    asṛgramvp·U·3p«√sṛj indunmsv«√ind ūtinfsd«√av |
    tār3fpi pavitrannsa«√pū āp asadasvp·Aa2s«√sad 



7. Thou, Indu, with thy streams that drop sweet juices, which were poured for help,
   Hast settled in the cleansing sieve.



só arṣéndrāya pītáye tiró rómāṇyavyáyā |
sī́danyónā váneṣvā́ || 8||



8.  sasr3msn arṣavp·Ao2s«√ṛṣ indraNmsd«√ind pītinfsd«√pā  
    tirasa«√tṝ romannnpa«√ruh avyayajnpa |
    sīdanttp·Amsn«√sad yoninmsl«√yu vanannpl«√van āp 



8. So flow thou onward through the fleece, for Indra flow, to be his drink,
   Finding thine home in vats of wood.



tvámindo pári srava svā́diṣṭʰo áṅgirobʰyaḥ |
varivovídgʰṛtáṃ páyaḥ || 9||



9.  tvamr2msn indunmsv«√ind parip sravavp·Ao2s«√sru  
    svādiṣṭʰajmsn«√svad aṅgirasnmpd«√aṅg |
    (varivasnns«√vṛ-vidjms«√vid)jnsn gʰṛtajnsn«√gʰṛ payasnnsn«√pī 



9. As giving room and freedom, as most sweet, pour butter forth and milk,
   O Indu, for the Angirases.



ayáṃ vícarṣaṇirhitáḥ pávamānaḥ sá cetati |
hinvāná ā́pyaṃ bṛhát || 10||



10. ayamr3msn vicarṣaṇijmsn«vi~√kṛṣ hitajmsn«√hi  
     pavamānanmsn«√pū sasr3msn cetativp·A·3s«√cit |
     hinvānata·Amsn«√hi āpyannsa«√āp bṛhatjnsa«√bṛh 



10. Most active and benevolent, this Pavamana, sent to us
   For lofty friendship, meditates.



eṣá vṛ́ṣā vṛ́ṣavrataḥ pávamāno aśastihā́ |
káradvásūni dāśúṣe || 11||



11. eṣasr3msn vṛṣannmsn«√vṛṣ (vṛṣanms«√vṛṣ-vratanns«√vṛ2)jmsn  
     pavamānanmsn«√pū (aśastinfs«√śas-hanjms«√han)jmsn |
     karatvp·Ae3s«√kṛ vasunnpa«√vas dāśvaṅstp·Imsd«√dāś 



11. Queller of curses, mighty, with strong sway, this Pavamana shall
   Bring treasures to the worshipper.



ā́ pavasva sahasríṇaṃ rayíṃ gómantamaśvínam |
puruścandráṃ puruspṛ́ham || 12||



12. āp pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū sahasrinjmsa  
     rayinmsa«√rā gomatjmsa aśvinjmsa«√aś |
     (purua«√pṝ-ścandrajms«√ścand)jmsa (purua«√pṝ-spṛhjms«√spṛh)jmsa 



12. Pour thou upon us thousandfold possessions, both of kine and steeds,
   Exceeding glorious, much-desired.



eṣá syá pári ṣicyate marmṛjyámāna āyúbʰiḥ |
urugāyáḥ kavíkratuḥ || 13||



13. eṣasr3msn syar3msn parip sicyatevp·A·3s«√sic  
     marmṛjyamānatp·Amsn«√mṛj āyujmpi«√i |
     (urua«√ṛ-gāyajms«√gā)jmsn (kavinms«√kū-kratunms«√kṛ)nmsn 



13. Wandering far, with wise designs, the juice here present is effused,
   Made beautiful by living men.



sahásrotiḥ śatā́magʰo vimā́no rájasaḥ kavíḥ |
índrāya pavate mádaḥ || 14||



14. (sahasrau-ūtinfs«√av)jmsn (śatau-magʰajms«√maṃh)jmsn  
     vimānajmsn«vi~√man rajasnnsg«√raj kavinmsn«√kū |
     indraNmsd«√ind pavateva·A·3s«√pū madanmsn«√mad 



14. For Indra flows the gladdening drink, the measurer of the region, Sage,
   With countless wealth and endless help.



girā́ jātá ihá stutá índuríndrāya dʰīyate |
víryónā vasatā́viva || 15||



15. gīrnfsi«√gṝ jātajmsn«√jan ihaa stutajmsn«√stu  
     indunmsn«√ind indraNmsd«√ind dʰīyatevp·A·3s«√dʰā |
     vinmsn yoninmsl«√yu vasatinfsl«√vas ivac 



15. Born on the mountain, lauded here, Indu for Indra is set down,
   As in her sheltering nest a bird.



pávamānaḥ sutó nṛ́bʰiḥ sómo vā́jamivāsarat |
camū́ṣu śákmanāsádam || 16||



16. pavamānanmsn«√pū sutajmsn«√su nṛnmpi  
     somanmsn«√su vājanmsa«√vāj ivac asaratvp·Aa3s«√sṛ |
     camūnfpl śakmannmsi«√śak āsadamv···D··«ā~√sad 



16. Pressed by the men, as 'twere to war hath Soma Pavamana sped,
   To test with might within the vats.



táṃ tripṛṣṭʰé trivandʰuré rátʰe yuñjanti yā́tave |
ṛ́ṣīṇāṃ saptá dʰītíbʰiḥ || 17||



17. sasr3msa (triu-pṛṣṭʰanns«pra~√stʰā)jmsl (triu-vannfs«√van-dʰurajms«√dʰṛ)jmsl  
     ratʰanmsl«√ṛ yuñjantivp·A·3p«√yuj yātavev···D··«√yā |
     ṛṣinmpg«√ṛṣ saptau dʰītinfpi«√dʰī 



17. That he may move, they yoke him to the three-backed triple-seated car
   By the Seven Rsis' holy songs.



táṃ sotāro dʰanaspṛ́tamāśúṃ vā́jāya yā́tave |
háriṃ hinota vājínam || 18||



18. sasr3msa sotṛnmpv«√su (dʰananns«√dʰan-spṛtjms«√spṛ)jmsa  
     āśujmsa«√aś vājanmsd«√vāj yātavev···D··«√yā |
     harijmsa«√hṛ hinotavp·Ao2p«√hi vājinnmsa«√vāj 



18. Drive ye that Tawny Courser, O ye pressers, on his way to war,
   Swift Steed who carries off the spoil.



āviśánkaláśaṃ sutó víśvā árṣannabʰí śríyaḥ |
śū́ro ná góṣu tiṣṭʰati || 19||



19. āviśanttp·Amsn«ā~√viś kalaśanmsa«√kal? sutajmsn«√su  
     viśvajfpa«√viś arṣanttp·Ams?«√ṛṣ abʰip śrīnfpa«√śrī |
     śūranmsn«√śūr nac gonfpl tiṣṭʰativp·A·3s«√stʰā 



19. Pouring all glories hither, he, effused and entering the jar,
   Stands like a hero mid the kine.



ā́ ta indo mádāya káṃ páyo duhantyāyávaḥ |
devā́ devébʰyo mádʰu || 20||



20. āp sasr3mpn induNmsv«√ind madanmsd«√mad kamc  
     payasnnsa«√pī duhantivp·A·3p«√duh āyujmpn«√i |
     devanmpn«√div devanmpd«√div madʰunnsa«√madʰ 



20. Indu, the living men milk out the juice to make the rapturous draught:
   Gods for the Gods milk out the meath.



ā́ naḥ sómaṃ pavítra ā́ sṛjátā mádʰumattamam |
devébʰyo devaśrúttamam || 21||



21. āp vayamr1mpd somanmsa«√su pavitrannsl«√pū āp  
     sṛjatava·AE3p«√sṛj madʰumattamajmsa«√madʰ |
     devanmpd«√div (devanms«√div-śruttamajms«√śru)jmsa 



21. Pour for the Gods into the sieve our Soma very rich in sweets,
   Him whom the Gods most gladly hear.



eté sómā asṛkṣata gṛṇānā́ḥ śrávase mahé |
madíntamasya dʰā́rayā || 22||



22. etasr3mpn somanmpn«√su asṛkṣatava·U·3p«√sṛj  
     gṛṇānatp·Ampn«√gṝ śravasnnsd«√śru mahjnsd«√mah |
     madintamajmsg«√mad dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ 



22. Into his stream who gladdens best these Soma juices have been poured,
   Lauded with songs for lofty fame.



abʰí gávyāni vītáye nṛmṇā́ punānó arṣasi |
sanádvājaḥ pári srava || 23||



23. abʰip gavyajnpa vītinfsd«√vī  
     (nṛnms-mnanfs«√man)nnpa punānajmsn«√pū arṣasivp·A·2s«√ṛṣ |
     (sanata«√san-vājanms«√vāj)jmsn parip sravavp·Ao2s«√sru 



23. Thou flowest to enjoy the milk, and bringest valour, being cleansed:
   Winning the spoil flow hitherward.



utá no gómatīríṣo víśvā arṣa pariṣṭúbʰaḥ |
gṛṇānó jamádagninā || 24||



24. utac vayamr1mpd gomatījfpa iṣnfpa«√iṣ  
     viśvājfpa«√viś arṣavp·Ao2s«√ṛṣ pariṣṭubʰjfpa«pari~√stubʰ |
     gṛṇānatp·Amsn«√gṝ (jamatjms«√jam-agninms«√aṅg)Nmsi 



24. And, hymned by Jamadagnis, let all nourishment that kine supply,
   And general praises, flow to us.



pávasva vācó agriyáḥ sóma citrā́bʰirūtíbʰiḥ |
abʰí víśvāni kā́vyā || 25||



25. pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū vācnfsg«√vac agriyanmsn«√aṅg  
     somaNmsv«√su citrajfpi«√cit ūtinfpi«√av |
     abʰip viśvajnpa«√viś kāvyannpa«√kū 



25. Soma, as leader of the song flow onward with thy wondrous aids,
   For holy lore of every kind.



tváṃ samudríyā apò'griyó vā́ca īráyan |
pávasva viśvamejaya || 26||



26. tvamr2msn samudriyajfpa«sam~√ud apnfpa  
     agriyanmsn«√aṅg vācnfpa«√vac īrayanttp·Amsn«√īr |
     pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū (viśvannsa«√viś-ejayajms«√ej)jmsv 



26. Do thou as leader of the song, stirring the waters of the sea,
   Flow onward, thou who movest all.



túbʰyemā́ bʰúvanā kave mahimné soma tastʰire |
túbʰyamarṣanti síndʰavaḥ || 27||



27. tvamr2msd ayamr3npn bʰuvanannpn«√bʰū kavinmsv«√kū  
     mahimannmsd«√mah somaNmsv«√su tastʰireva·I·3p«√stʰā |
     tvamr2msd arṣantivp·A·3p«√ṛṣ sindʰunmpn«√sindʰ 



27. O Soma, O thou Sage, these worlds stand ready to attest thy might:
   For thy behoof the rivers flow.



prá te divó ná vṛṣṭáyo dʰā́rā yantyasaścátaḥ |
abʰí śukrā́mupastíram || 28||



28. prap tvamr2msg dyunmsb nac vṛṣṭinfpn«√vṛṣ  
     dʰārānfpn«√dʰṛ yantivp·A·3s«√i asaścatjfpn«a~√sac |
     abʰip śukranfsa«√śuc upastirnfsa«upa~√stṛ 



28. Like showers of rain that fall from heaven thy streams perpetually flow
   To the bright fleece spread under them.



índrāyénduṃ punītanográṃ dákṣāya sā́dʰanam |
īśānáṃ vītírādʰasam || 29||



29. indraNmsd«√ind indunmsa«√ind punītanavp·Ao2p«√pū  
     ugrajmsa«√vaj dakṣanmsd«√dakṣ sādʰanajmsa«√sādʰ |
     īśānajmsa«√īś (vītinfs«√vī-rādʰasnns«√rādʰ)jmsa 



29. For potent Indra purify Indu effectual and strong,
   Enjoyment-giver, Mighty Lord.



pávamāna ṛtáḥ kavíḥ sómaḥ pavítramā́sadat |
dádʰatstotré suvī́ryam || 30||



30. pavamānanmsn«√pū ṛtajmsn«√ṛ kavinmsn«√kū  
     somanmsn«√su pavitrannsa«√pū āp asadatvp·U·3s«√sad |
     dadʰattp·Amsn«√dʰā stotṛnmsd«√stu suvīryannsa«su~√vīr 



30. Soma, true, Pavamana, Sage, is seated in the cleansing sieve,
   Giving his praiser hero strength.






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ā́ pavasva sahasríṇaṃ rayíṃ soma suvī́ryam |
asmé śrávāṃsi dʰāraya || 1||



1.  āp pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū sahasrinjmsa  
    rayinmsa«√rā somaNmsv«√su suvīryannsa«su~√vīr |
    vayamr1mpd śravasnnpa«√śru dʰārayavp·Ao2s«√dʰṛ 



1. POUR hitherward, O Soma, wealth in thousands and heroic strength,
   And keep renown secure for us.



íṣamū́rjaṃ ca pinvasa índrāya matsaríntamaḥ |
camū́ṣvā́ ní ṣīdasi || 2||



2.  iṣnfsa«√iṣ ūrjjfsa«√ūrj cac pinvaseva·A·2s«√pinv  
    indraNmsd«√ind (madnfs«√mad-sarintamajms«√sṛ)jmsn |
    camūnfpl āp nip sīdasivp·A·2s«√sad 



2. Thou makest food and vigour swell for Indra, best of gladdeners!
   Within the cups thou seatest thee.



sutá índrāya víṣṇave sómaḥ kaláśe akṣarat |
mádʰumām̐ astu vāyáve || 3||



3.  sutajmsn«√su indraNmsd«√ind viṣṇuNmsd«√viṣ  
    somaNmsn«√su kalaśanmsl«√kal? akṣaratvp·Aa3s«√kṣar |
    madʰumantjmsn«√madʰ astuva·Ao3s«√as vāyuNmsd«√vā 



3. For Indra and for Visnu poured, Soma hath flowed into the jar:
   May Vayu find it rich in sweets.



eté asṛgramāśávó'ti hvárāṃsi babʰrávaḥ |
sómā ṛtásya dʰā́rayā || 4||



4.  etasr3mpn asṛgramvp·U·3p«√sṛj āśujmpn«√aś  
    atip hvarasnnpa«√hvṛ babʰrujmpn«√bʰṛ |
    somanmpn«√su ṛtannsg«√ṛ dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ 



4. These Somas swift and brown of hue, in stream of solemn sacrifice
   Have flowed through twisted obstacles,



índraṃ várdʰanto aptúraḥ kṛṇvánto víśvamā́ryam |
apagʰnánto árāvṇaḥ || 5||



5.  indraNmsa«√ind vardʰanttp·Ampn«√vṛdʰ (apnfs-turjms«√tur)jmpn  
    kṛṇvanttp·Ampn«√kṛ viśvajnsa«√viś āryajnsa«√ṛ |
    apagʰnanttp·Amsn«apa~√han arāvanjmpa«a~√rā 



5. Performing every noble work, active, augmenting Indra's strength,
   Driving away the godless ones.



sutā́ ánu svámā́ rájo'bʰyàrṣanti babʰrávaḥ |
índraṃ gácʰanta índavaḥ || 6||



6.  sutajmpn«√su anup svama āp rajasnnsa«√raj  
    abʰip arṣantivp·A·3p«√ṛṣ babʰrujmpn«√bʰṛ |
    indraNmsa«√ind gacʰanttp·Ampn«√gam indunmpn«√ind 



6. Brown Soma-drops, effused that seek Indra, to their appropriate place
   Flow through the region hitherward.



ayā́ pavasva dʰā́rayā yáyā sū́ryamárocayaḥ |
hinvānó mā́nuṣīrapáḥ || 7||



7.  ar3nsi pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛr3fsi sūryanmsa«√sūr arocayasvp·Aa2s«√ruc |
    hinvānata·Amsn«√hi mānuṣījfpa«√man apnfpa 



7. Flow onward with that stream of thine wherewith thou gavest Surya light,
   Urging on waters good to men.



áyukta sū́ra étaśaṃ pávamāno manā́vádʰi |
antárikṣeṇa yā́tave || 8||



8.  ayuktava·U·3s«√yuj sūranmsn«√sūr etaśajmsa  
    pavamānanmsn«√pū manunmsl«√man adʰip |
    (antara-īkṣajms«√īkṣ)nnsi yātavev···D··«√yā 



8. He, Pavamana, high o'er man yoked the Sun's courser Etasa
   To travel through the realm of air.



utá tyā́ haríto dáśa sū́ro ayukta yā́tave |
índuríndra íti bruván || 9||



9.  utac syar3mpa haritnfpa«√hṛ daśau  
    sūranmsn«√sūr ayuktava·U·3s«√yuj yātavev···D··«√yā |
    indunmsn«√ind indraNmsn«√ind itia bruvanttp·A?sn«√brū 



9. And those ten Coursers, tawny-hued, he harnessed that the Sun might come
   Indu, he said, is Indra's self.



párītó vāyáve sutáṃ gíra índrāya matsarám |
ávyo vā́reṣu siñcata || 10||



10. parip ir3nsb vāyuNmsd«√vā sutajmsa«√su  
     girnfpn«√gṝ indraNmsd«√ind (madnms«√mad-sarajms«√sṛ)jmsa |
     avinmsg vārannpl«√vṛ2 siñcatava·AE3p«√sic 



10. Hence, singers, pour the gladdening juice to Vayu and to Indra, pour
   The drops upon the fleecy cloth.



pávamāna vidā́ rayímasmábʰyaṃ soma duṣṭáram |
yó dūṇā́śo vanuṣyatā́ || 11||



11. pavamānanmsv«√pū vidāsvp·Ae2s«√vid rayinmsa«√rā  
     vayamr1mpd somaNmsv«√su duṣṭarajmsa«dus~√tṝ |
     yasr3msn dūṇāśajmsn«dus~√naś vanuṣyattp·Amsi«√van 



11. O Soma Pavamana, find wealth for us not to be assailed,
   Wealth which the foeman may not win.



abʰyàrṣa sahasríṇaṃ rayíṃ gómantamaśvínam |
abʰí vā́jamutá śrávaḥ || 12||



12. abʰip arṣavp·Ao2s«√ṛṣ sahasrinjmsa  
     rayinmsa«√rā gomatjmsa aśvinjmsa«√aś |
     abʰip vājanmsa«√vāj utac śravasnnsa«√śru 



12. Send riches hither with thy stream in thousands, both of steeds and kine,
   Send spoil of war and high renown.



sómo devó ná sū́ryó'dribʰiḥ pavate sutáḥ |
dádʰānaḥ kaláśe rásam || 13||



13. somanmsn«√su devanmsn«√div nac sūryanmsn«√sūr  
     adrinmpi«√dṛ pavateva·A·3s«√pū sutajmsn«√su |
     dadʰānatp·Imsn«√dʰā kalaśanmsl«√kal? rasanmsa«√ras 



13. Soma the God, expressed with stones, like Surya, floweth on his way,
   Pouring the juice within the jar.



eté dʰā́mānyā́ryā śukrā́ ṛtásya dʰā́rayā |
vā́jaṃ gómantamakṣaran || 14||



14. eṣasr3mpn dʰāmannnpa«√dʰā āryajnpa«√ṛ  
     śukranmpn«√śuc ṛtannsg«√ṛ dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ |
     vājanmsa«√vāj gomatjmsa akṣaranvp·Aa3p«√kṣar 



14. These brilliant drops have poured for us, in stream of solemn sacrifice,
   Worshipful laws and strength in kine.



sutā́ índrāya vajríṇe sómāso dádʰyāśiraḥ |
pavítramátyakṣaran || 15||



15. sutajmpn«√su indraNmsd«√ind vajrinjmsd«√vaj  
     somanmpn«√su (dadʰinns-āśirnfs«ā~√śrī)jmpn |
     pavitrannsa«√pū atip akṣaranvp·Aa3p«√kṣar 



15. Over the cleansing sieve have flowed the Somas, blent with curdled milk,
   Effused for Indra Thunder-armed.



prá soma mádʰumattamo rāyé arṣa pavítra ā́ |
mádo yó devavī́tamaḥ || 16||



16. prap somaNmsv«√su madʰumattamajmsn«√madʰ  
     rainmsd«√rā arṣavp·Ao2s«√ṛṣ pavitrannsl«√pū āp |
     madanmsn«√mad yasr3msn (devanms«√div-vītamajms«√vī)jmsn 



16. Soma, do thou most rich in sweets, a gladdening drink most dear to Gods,
   Flow to the sieve to bring us wealth.



támī mṛjantyāyávo háriṃ nadī́ṣu vājínam |
índumíndrāya matsarám || 17||



17. sasr3msa īc mṛjantivp·A·3p«√mṛj āyujmpn«√i  
     harijmsa«√hṛ nadīnfpl«√nad vājinnmsa«√vāj |
     indunmsa«√ind indraNmsd«√ind (madnms«√mad-sarajms«√sṛ)jmsa 



17. For Indra, living men adorn the Tawny Courser in the streams,
   Indu, the giver of delight.



ā́ pavasva híraṇyavadáśvāvatsoma vīrávat |
vā́jaṃ gómantamā́ bʰara || 18||



18. āp pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū hiraṇyavatjmsn«√hṛ  
     aśvāvatjmsn«√aś somaNmsv«√su vīravatjmsn«√vīr |
     vājanmsa«√vāj gomatjmsa āp bʰaravp·Ao2s«√bʰṛ 



18. Pour for us, Soma, wealth in gold, in horses and heroic sons,
   Bring hither strength in herds of kine.



pári vā́je ná vājayúmávyo vā́reṣu siñcata |
índrāya mádʰumattamam || 19||



19. parip vājanmsl«√vāj nac (vājanms«√vāj-yujms«√yu)jmsa  
     avinmsg vārannpl«√vṛ2 siñcatava·AE3p«√sic |
     indraNmsd«√ind madʰumattamajmsa«√madʰ 



19. For Indra pour ye on the fleece him very sweet to taste, who longs
   For battle as it were in war.



kavíṃ mṛjanti márjyaṃ dʰībʰírvíprā avasyávaḥ |
vṛ́ṣā kánikradarṣati || 20||



20. kavinmsa«√kū mṛjantivp·A·3p«√mṛj marjyajmsa«√mṛj  
     dʰīnfpi«√dʰī vipranmpn«√vip (avasnns«√av-yujfs«√yu)jmpn |
     vṛṣannmsn«√vṛṣ kanikrattp·Amsn«√krand arṣativp·A·3s«√ṛṣ 



20. The singers, seeking help, adorn the Sage who must be decked with songs:
   Loud bellowing the Steer comes on,



vṛ́ṣaṇaṃ dʰībʰíraptúraṃ sómamṛtásya dʰā́rayā |
matī́ víprāḥ sámasvaran || 21||



21. vṛṣaṇajmsa«√vṛṣ dʰīnfpi«√dʰī (apnfs-turjms«√tur)jmsa  
     somanmsa«√su ṛtannsg«√ṛ dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ |
     matinfsi«√man vipranmpn«√vip samp asvaranvp·U·3p«√svṛ 



21. The singers with their thoughts and hymns have, in the stream of sacrifice,
   Caused Soma, active Steer, to roar.



pávasva devāyuṣágíndraṃ gacʰatu te mádaḥ |
vāyúmā́ roha dʰármaṇā || 22||



22. pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū devanmsv«√div (āyujms«√i-saknfs«√sac)a  
     indraNmsa«√ind gacʰatuvp·Ao3s«√gam tvamr2msg madanmsn«√mad |
     vāyuNmsa«√vā āp rohava·Ao2s«√ruh dʰarmannnsi«√dʰṛ 



22. God, working with mankind, flow on; to Indra go thy gladdening juice:
   To Vayu mount as Law commands



pávamāna ní tośase rayíṃ soma śravā́yyam |
priyáḥ samudrámā́ viśa || 23||



23. pavamānanmsv«√pū nip tośaseva·A·2s«√tuś  
     rayinmsa«√rā somaNmsv«√su śravāyyajmsa«√śru |
     priyajmsn«√prī samudranmsa«sam~√ud āp viśavp·Ao2s«√viś 



23. O Soma, Pavamana, thou pourest out wealth that brings renown:
   Enter the lake, as one we love.



apagʰnánpavase mṛ́dʰaḥ kratuvítsoma matsaráḥ |
nudásvā́devayuṃ jánam || 24||



24. apagʰnanttp·Amsn«apa~√han pavaseva·A·2s«√pū mṛdʰasnfpa«√mṛdʰ  
     (kratunms«√kṛ-vidjms«√vid)jmsn somanmsv«√su (madnms«√mad-sarajms«√sṛ)jmsn |
     nudasvava·Ao2s«√nud (devanms«√div-yujms«√yu)jmsa jananmsa«√jan 



24. Soma thou flowest chasing foes and bringing wisdom and delight:
   Drive off the folk who love not Gods.



pávamānā asṛkṣata sómāḥ śukrā́sa índavaḥ |
abʰí víśvāni kā́vyā || 25||



25. pavamānajmpn«√pū asṛkṣatava·U·3p«√sṛj  
     somajmpn«√su śukrajmpn«√śuc indunmpn«√ind |
     abʰip viśvajnpa«√viś kāvyannpa«√kū 



25. The Pavamanas have been poured, the brilliant drops of Soma juice,
   For holy lore of every kind.



pávamānāsa āśávaḥ śubʰrā́ asṛgramíndavaḥ |
gʰnánto víśvā ápa dvíṣaḥ || 26||



26. pavamānajmpn«√pū āśujmpn«√aś  
     śubʰrajmpn«√śubʰ asṛgramvp·U·3p«√sṛj indunmpn«√ind |
     gʰnanttp·Ampn«√han viśvajfpa«√viś apap dviṣnfpa«√dviṣ 



26. The Pavamanas have been shed, the beautiful swift Soma-drops,
   Driving all enemies afar.



pávamānā diváspáryantárikṣādasṛkṣata |
pṛtʰivyā́ ádʰi sā́navi || 27||



27. pavamānajmpn«√pū dyunmsb parip  
     (antara-īkṣajms«√īkṣ)nnsb asṛkṣatava·U·3p«√sṛj |
     pṛtʰivīnfsb«√pṛtʰ adʰip sānunnsl«√san 



27. From, heaven, from out the firmament, hath Pavamana been effused
   Upon the summit of the earth.



punānáḥ soma dʰā́rayéndo víśvā ápa srídʰaḥ |
jahí rákṣāṃsi sukrato || 28||



28. punānajmsn«√pū somanmsv«√su dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ  
     indunmsv«√ind viśvajfpa«√viś apap sridʰnfpa«√sridʰ |
     jahivp·Ao2s«√han rakṣasnnpa«√rakṣ sukratunmsv«su~√kṛ 



28. O Soma, Indu, very wise, drive, being purified, with thy stream
   All foes, all Raksasas away.



apagʰnánsoma rakṣáso'bʰyàrṣa kánikradat |
dyumántaṃ śúṣmamuttamám || 29||



29. apagʰnanttp·Amsn«apa~√han somanmsv«√su rakṣasjmpa«√rakṣ  
     abʰip arṣavp·Ao2s«√ṛṣ kanikradattp·Amsn«√krand |
     dyumantjmsa«√dyut śuṣmanmsa«√śuṣ uttamajmsa 



29. Driving the Raksasas afar, O Soma, bellowing, pour for us
   Most excellent and splendid strength.



asmé vásūni dʰāraya sóma divyā́ni pā́rtʰivā |
índo víśvāni vā́ryā || 30||



30. vayamr1mpd vasunnpa«√vas dʰārayavp·Ao2s«√dʰṛ  
     somaNmsv«√su divyajnpa«√div pārtʰivajnpa«√pṛtʰ |
     indunmsv«√ind viśvajnpa«√viś vāryājnpa«√vṛ2 



30. Soma, do thou secure for us the treasures of the earth and heaven,
   Indu, all boons to be desired.






Sūkta 9.64 

vṛ́ṣā soma dyumā́m̐ asi vṛ́ṣā deva vṛ́ṣavrataḥ |
vṛ́ṣā dʰármāṇi dadʰiṣe || 1||



1.  vṛṣanjmsn«√vṛṣ somanmsv«√su dyumatjmsn«√dyut asivp·A·2s«√as  
    vṛṣannmsn«√vṛṣ devanmsv«√div (vṛṣanms«√vṛṣ-vratanns«√vṛ2)jmsn |
    vṛṣanjmsn«√vṛṣ dʰarmannnpa«√dʰṛ dadʰiṣeva·I·2s«√dʰā 



1. Soma, thou art a splendid Steer, a Steer, O God, with steer-like sway:
   Thou as a Steer ordainest laws.



vṛ́ṣṇaste vṛ́ṣṇyaṃ śávo vṛ́ṣā vánaṃ vṛ́ṣā mádaḥ |
satyáṃ vṛṣanvṛ́ṣédasi || 2||



2.  vṛṣannmsb«√vṛṣ tvamr2msg (vṛṣṇinms«√vṛṣ-yatnfs«√yat)jnsn śavasnnsn«√śvi  
    vṛṣannmsn«√vṛṣ vanannsa«√van vṛṣanjmsn«√vṛṣ madanmsn«√mad |
    satyama«√as vṛṣannmsv«√vṛṣ vṛṣanjmsn«√vṛṣ idc asivp·A·2s«√as 



2. Steer-strong thy might is as a steer's, steer-strong thy wood, steer-like thy drink
   A Steer indeed, O Steer, art thou.



áśvo ná cakrado vṛ́ṣā sáṃ gā́ indo sámárvataḥ |
ví no rāyé dúro vṛdʰi || 3||



3.  aśvanmsn«√aś nac cakradasvp·U·2s«√krand vṛṣannmsn«√vṛṣ  
    samp gonfpa indunmsv«√ind samp arvatnmpa«√ṛ |
    vip vayamr1mpd rainmsd«√rā durnfpa vṛdʰivp·Ao2s«√vṛ 



3. Thou, Indu, as a vigorous horse, hast neighed together steeds and kine:
   Unbar for us the doors to wealth.



ásṛkṣata prá vājíno gavyā́ sómāso aśvayā́ |
śukrā́so vīrayā́śávaḥ || 4||



4.  asṛkṣatava·U·3p«√sṛj prap vājinnmpn«√vāj  
    gavījfsi somajmpn«√su aśvājfsi«√aś |
    śukrajmpn«√śuc vīrājfsi«√vīr āśujmpn«√aś 



4. Out of desire of cows and steeds and horses potent Soma-drops,
   Brilliant and swift, have been effused.



śumbʰámānā ṛtāyúbʰirmṛjyámānā gábʰastyoḥ |
pávante vā́re avyáye || 5||



5.  śumbʰamānata·Ampn«√śubʰ (ṛtanns«√ṛ-yujms«√yu)jmpi  
    mṛjyamānata·Ampn«√mṛj gabʰastinmdl |
    pavanteva·A·3p«√pū vāranmsl«√vṛ2 avyayajmsl 



5. They purified in both the hands, made beautiful by holy men,
   Flow onward to the fleecy cloth.



té víśvā dāśúṣe vásu sómā divyā́ni pā́rtʰivā |
pávantāmā́ntárikṣyā || 6||



6.  sasr3mpn viśvajnpa«√viś dāśvaṅstp·Imsd«√dāś vasunnpa«√vas  
    somajmpn«√su divyajnpa«√div pārtʰivajnpa«√pṛtʰ |
    pavatāmva·Ao3p«√pū āp (antara-īkṣyajms«√ikṣ)jnpa 



6. These Soma juices shall pour forth all treasures for the worshipper
   From heaven and earth and firmament.



pávamānasya viśvavitprá te sárgā asṛkṣata |
sū́ryasyeva ná raśmáyaḥ || 7||



7.  pavamānanmsg«√pū (viśvanns«√viś-vidjms«√vid)jmsv  
    prap tvamr2msg sarganmpn«√sṛj asṛkṣatava·U·3p«√sṛj |
    sūryanmsg«√sūr ivac nac raśminmpn«√raś 



7. The streams of Pavamana, thine, Finder of all, have been effused,
   Even as Surya's rays of light.



ketúṃ kṛṇvándiváspári víśvā rūpā́bʰyarṣasi |
samudráḥ soma pinvase || 8||



8.  ketunmsa«√cit kṛṇvanttp·Amsn«√kṛ dyunmsb parip  
    viśvajnpa«√viś rūpannpa abʰip arṣasivp·A·2s«√ṛṣ |
    samudranmsn«sam~√ud somanmsv«√su pinvaseva·A·2s«√pinv 



8. Making the light that shines from heaven thou flowest on to every form
   Soma, thou swellest like a sea.



hinvānó vā́camiṣyasi pávamāna vídʰarmaṇi |
ákrāndevó ná sū́ryaḥ || 9||



9.  hinvānata·Amsn«√hi vācnfsa«√vac iṣyasivp·A·2s«√iṣ  
    pavamānanmsv«√pū vidʰarmannmsl«vi~√dʰṛ |
    akrānvp·U·2s«√kram devanmsn«√div nac sūryanmsn«√sūr 



9. Urged on thou sendest out thy voice, O Pavamana; thou hast moved,
   Like the God Surya, to the sieve.



índuḥ paviṣṭa cétanaḥ priyáḥ kavīnā́ṃ matī́ |
sṛjádáśvaṃ ratʰī́riva || 10||



10. indunmsn«√ind paviṣṭava·UE3s«√pū cetanajmsn«√cit  
     priyajmsn«√prī kavinmpg«√kū matinfsi«√man |
     sṛjatvp·AE3s«√sṛj aśvanmsa«√aś ratʰīnmsn«√ṛ ivac 



10. Indu, Enlightener, Friend, hath been purified by the sages' hymns:
   So starts the charioteer his steed-



ūrmíryáste pavítra ā́ devāvī́ḥ paryákṣarat |
sī́dannṛtásya yónimā́ || 11||



11. ūrminmsn«√ṛ yasr3msn tvamr2msg pavitrannsl«√pū āp  
     (devanms«√div-vījms«√vī)jmsn paryakṣaratvp·Aa3s«pari~√kṣar |
     sīdanttp·Amsn«√sad ṛtannsg«√ṛ yoninmsa«√yu āp 



11. Thy God-delighting wave which hath flowed to purifying sieve,
   Alighting in the home of Law.



sá no arṣa pavítra ā́ mádo yó devavī́tamaḥ |
índavíndrāya pītáye || 12||



12. sasr3msn vayamr1mpd arṣavp·Ao2s«√ṛṣ pavitrannsl«√pū āp  
     madanmsn«√mad yasr3msn (devanms«√div-vītamajms«√vī)jmsn |
     indunmsv«√ind indraNmsd«√ind pītinfsd«√pā 



12. Flow to our sieve, a gladdening draught that hath most intercourse with Gods,
   Indu, to Indra for his drink.



iṣé pavasva dʰā́rayā mṛjyámāno manīṣíbʰiḥ |
índo rucā́bʰí gā́ ihi || 13||



13. iṣnfsd«√iṣ pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ  
     mṛjyamānata·Amsn«√mṛj manīṣinnmpi«√man |
     indunmsv«√ind rucnfsi«√ruc abʰip gonfpa ihivp·Ao2s«√i 



13. Flow onward with a stream for food, made beautiful by sapient men:
   Indu with sheen approach the milk.



punānó várivaskṛdʰyū́rjaṃ jánāya girvaṇaḥ |
háre sṛjāná āśíram || 14||



14. punānajmsn«√pū varivasnnsa«√vṛ kṛdʰivp·Ao2s«√kṛ  
     ūrjnfsa«√ūrj jananmsd«√jan (girnfs«√gṝ-vanasnns«√van)jmsv |
     harijmsv«√hṛ sṛjānata·Amsn«√sṛj āśirnfsa«ā~√śrī 



14. While thou art cleansed, Song-Lover, bring comfort and vigour to the folk,
   Poured, Tawny One! on milk and curds.



punānó devávītaya índrasya yāhi niṣkṛtám |
dyutānó vājíbʰiryatáḥ || 15||



15. punānajmsn«√pū (devanms«√div-vītinfs«√vī)nfsd  
     indraNmsg«√ind yāhivp·Ao2s«√yā niṣkṛtannsa«nis~√kṛ |
     dyutānata·Amsn«√dyut vājinnmpi«√vāj yatajmsn«√yam 



15. Purified for the feast of Gods, go thou to Indra's special place,
   Resplendent, guided by the strong.



prá hinvānā́sa índavó'cʰā samudrámāśávaḥ |
dʰiyā́ jūtā́ asṛkṣata || 16||



16. prap hinvānata·Ampn«√hi indunmpn«√ind  
     acʰāp samudranmsa«sam~√ud āśujmpn«√aś |
     dʰīnfsi«√dʰī jūtajmpn«√jū asṛkṣatava·U·3p«√sṛj 



16. Accelerated by the hymn, the rapid drops of Soma juice
   Have flowed, urged onward, to the lake.



marmṛjānā́sa āyávo vṛ́tʰā samudrámíndavaḥ |
ágmannṛtásya yónimā́ || 17||



17. marmṛjānatp·Ampn«√mṛj āyujmpn«√i  
     vṛtʰāa«√vṛ2 samudranmsa«sam~√ud indunmpn«√ind |
     agmanvp·Aa3p«√gam ṛtannsg«√ṛ yoninmsa«√yu āp 



17. Easily have the living drops, made beautiful, approached the lake,
   Yea, to the place of sacrifice.



pári ṇo yāhyasmayúrvíśvā vásūnyójasā |
pāhí naḥ śárma vīrávat || 18||



18. parip vayamr1mpd yāhivp·Ao2s«√yā (vayamr1mpa-yujms«√yu)jmsn  
     viśvajnpa«√viś vasunnpa«√vas ojasnnsi«√vaj |
     pāhivp·Ao2s«√pā2 vayamr1mpa śarmannnsn«√śri vīravatjnsn«√vīr 



18. Compass about, our faithful Friend, all our possessions with thy might:
   Guard, hero like, our sheltering home.



mímāti váhnirétaśaḥ padáṃ yujāná ṛ́kvabʰiḥ |
prá yátsamudrá ā́hitaḥ || 19||



19. mimātiva·A·3s«√mā vahninmsn«√vah etaśajmsn  
     padannsa«√pad yujānata·Amsn«√yuj ṛkvannmpi«√ṛc |
     prap yada samudranmsl«sam~√ud āhitajmsn«ā~√dʰā 



19. Loud neighs the Courser Etasa, with singers, harnessed for the place,
   Guided for travel to the lake.



ā́ yádyóniṃ hiraṇyáyamāśúrṛtásya sī́dati |
jáhātyápracetasaḥ || 20||



20. āp yada yoninmsa«√yu hiraṇyayajmsa«√hṛ  
     āśujmsn«√aś ṛtannsg«√ṛ sīdativp·A·3s«√sad |
     jahātivp·A·3s«√hā apracetasjmpa«a-



20. What time the Swift One resteth in the golden place of sacrifice,
   He leaves the foolish far away.



abʰí venā́ anūṣatéyakṣanti prácetasaḥ |
májjantyávicetasaḥ || 21||



21. abʰip venajmpn«√ven anūṣatavp·U·3p«√nū  
     iyakṣantivp·A·3p«√yaj pracetasjmpn«pra~√cit |
     majjantivp·A·3p«√majj avicetasjmpn«a-



21. The friends have sung in unison, the prudent wish to sacrifice:
   Down sink the unintelligent.



índrāyendo marútvate pávasva mádʰumattamaḥ |
ṛtásya yónimāsádam || 22||



22. indraNmsd«√ind indunmsv«√ind marutvantjmsd  
     pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū madʰumattamajmsn«√madʰ |
     ṛtannsg«√ṛ yoninmsa«√yu āsadamv···D··«ā~√sad 



22. For Indra girt by Maruts, flow, thou Indu, very rich in sweets,
   To sit in place of sacrifice.



táṃ tvā víprā vacovídaḥ pári ṣkṛṇvanti vedʰásaḥ |
sáṃ tvā mṛjantyāyávaḥ || 23||



23. sasr3msa tvamr2msa vipranmpn«√vip (vacasnns«√vac-vidjms«√vid)jmpn  
     parip skṛṇvantivp·A·3p«√kṛ vedʰasjmpn«√vidʰ |
     samp tvamr2msa mṛjantivp·A·3p«√mṛj āyujmpn«√i 



23. Controlling priests and sages skilled in holy song adorn thee well:
   The living make thee beautiful.



rásaṃ te mitró aryamā́ píbanti váruṇaḥ kave |
pávamānasya marútaḥ || 24||



24. rasanmsa«√ras tvamr2msg mitraNmsn«√mitʰ aryamanNmsn«√ṛ  
     pibantivp·A·3p«√pā varuṇaNmsn«√vṛ kavinmsv«√kū |
     pavamānanmsg«√pū marutNmpn 



24. Aryaman, Mitra, Varuna drink Pavamana's juice, yea, thine:
   O Sage, the Maruts drink thereof.



tváṃ soma vipaścítaṃ punānó vā́camiṣyasi |
índo sahásrabʰarṇasam || 25||



25. tvamr2msn somaNmsv«√su (vipnfpa«√vip-citjms«√ci)jfsa  
     punānajmsn«√pū vācnfsa«√vac iṣyasivp·A·2s«√iṣ |
     indunmsv«√ind (sahasrau-bʰarṇasnns«√bʰṛ)jfsa 



25. O Soma, Indu, thou while thou art purified urgest onward speech.
   Thousandfold, with the lore of hymns.



utó sahásrabʰarṇasaṃ vā́caṃ soma makʰasyúvam |
punāná indavā́ bʰara || 26||



26. utac uc (sahasrau-bʰarṇasnns«√bʰṛ)jfsa  
     vācnfsa«√vac somaNmsv«√su (makʰasnns«√maṅkʰ-yujfs«√yu)jfsa |
     punānajmsn«√pū indunmsv«√ind āp bʰaravp·Ao2s«√bʰṛ 



26. Yea, Soma, Indu, while thou art purified do thou bring to us
   Speech thousandfold that longs for war.



punāná indaveṣāṃ púruhūta jánānām |
priyáḥ samudrámā́ viśa || 27||



27. punānajmsn«√pū indunmsv«√ind ayamr3mpg  
     (purua«√pṝ-hūtajms«√hu)jmsv jananmpg«√jan |
     priyajmsn«√prī samudranmsa«sam~√ud āp viśavp·Ao2s«√viś 



27. O Indu, Much-invoked, while thou art purifying, as the Friend.
   Of these men enter thou the lake.



dávidyutatyā rucā́ pariṣṭóbʰantyā kṛpā́ |
sómāḥ śukrā́ gávāśiraḥ || 28||



28. davidyutatītp·Afsi«√dyut rucnfsi«√ruc  
     pariṣṭobʰantītp·Afsi«pari~√stubʰ kṛpjfsi«√kṛp |
     somajmpn«√su śukrajmpn«√śuc (gonfs-āśirnfs«√śrī)jmpn 



28. Bright are these Somas blent with milk, with light that flashes brilliantly.
   And form that utters loud acclaim.



hinvānó hetṛ́bʰiryatá ā́ vā́jaṃ vājyàkramīt |
sī́danto vanúṣo yatʰā || 29||



29. hinvānata·Amsn«√hi hetṛnmpi«√hi yatajmsn«√yam  
     āp vājanmsa«√vāj vājinnmsn«√vāj akramītvp·U·3s«√kram |
     sīdanttp·Ampn«√sad vanusjmpn«√van yadr3nsi 



29. Led by his drivers, and sent forth, the Strong Steed hath come nigh for spoil,
   Like warriors when they stand arrayed.



ṛdʰáksoma svastáye saṃjagmānó diváḥ kavíḥ |
pávasva sū́ryo dṛśé || 30||



30. (ṛdʰnfs«√ṛdʰ-añcjms«√añc)a somaNmsv«√su svastinfsd«su~√as  
     saṃjagmānata·Imsn«sam~√gam dyunmsb«√dyu kavinmsn«√kū |
     pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū sūryanmsn«√sūr dṛśev···D··«√dṛś 



30. Specially, Soma, coming as a Sage from heaven to prosper us,
   Flow like the Sun for us to see.






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hinvánti sū́ramúsrayaḥ svásāro jāmáyaspátim |
mahā́mínduṃ mahīyúvaḥ || 1||



1.  hinvantivp·A·3p«√hi sūranmsa«√sūr usrinfpn«√usṛ  
    svasṛnfpn jāminfpn«√jan patinmsa«√pā2 |
    mahāntjmsa«√mah indunmsa«√ind (mahījfs«√mah-yūjfs«√yu)jfpn 



1. THE glittering maids send Sura forth, the glorious sisters, close-allied,
   Send Indu forth, their mighty Lord.



pávamāna rucā́rucā devó devébʰyaspári |
víśvā vásūnyā́ viśa || 2||



2.  pavamānanmsv«√pū (rucānfsi«√ruc-rucānfsi«√ruc)a  
    devanmsn«√div devanmpd«√div parip |
    viśvajnpa«√viś vasunnpa«√vas āp viśavp·Ao2s«√viś 



2. Pervade, O Pavamana, all our treasures with repeated light,
   God, coming hither from the Gods.



ā́ pavamāna suṣṭutíṃ vṛṣṭíṃ devébʰyo dúvaḥ |
iṣé pavasva saṃyátam || 3||



3.  āp pavamānanmsv«√pū suṣṭutijfsa«su~√stu  
    vṛṣṭinfsa«√vṛṣ devanmpd«√div duvasnnsa«√dū |
    iṣnfsd«√iṣ pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū saṃyatjfsa«sam~√yam 



3. Pour on us, Pavamana, rain, as service and rain praise for Gods:
   Pour all to be our nourishment.



vṛ́ṣā hyási bʰānúnā dyumántaṃ tvā havāmahe |
pávamāna svādʰyàḥ || 4||



4.  vṛṣannmsn«√vṛṣ hic asivp·A·2s«√as bʰānunmsi«√bʰā  
    dyumatjmsa«√dyut tvamr2msa havāmaheva·A·1p«√hū |
    pavamānanmsv«√pū svādʰījmpn«su-



4. Thou art a Steer by lustre: we, O Pavamana, faithfully
   Call upon thee the Splendid One.



ā́ pavasva suvī́ryaṃ mándamānaḥ svāyudʰa |
ihó ṣvindavā́ gahi || 5||



5.  āp pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū suvīryannsa«su~√vīr  
    mandamānata·Amsn«√mand svāyudʰajmsv«su-ā~√yudʰ |
    ihaa uc sup indunmsv«√ind āp gahivp·Ao2s«√gam 



5. Do thou, rejoicing, nobly-armed! pour upon us heroic strength:
   O Indu, come thou hitherward.



yádadbʰíḥ pariṣicyáse mṛjyámāno gábʰastyoḥ |
drúṇā sadʰástʰamaśnuṣe || 6||



6.  yada apnfpi pariṣicyasevp·A·2s«pari~√sic  
    mṛjyamānata·Amsn«√mṛj gabʰastinmdl |
    drunmsi«√dru (sadʰaa-stʰajms«√stʰā)nnsa aśnuṣeva·A·2s«√aś 



6. When thou art cleansed with both the hands and dipped in waters, with the wood.
   Thou comest to the gathering-place.



prá sómāya vyaśvavátpávamānāya gāyata |
mahé sahásracakṣase || 7||



7.  prap somaNmsd«√su vyaśvavata«vi~√aś  
    pavamānanmsd«√pū gāyatavp·AE2p«√gai |
    mahjmsd«√mah (sahasrau-cakṣasnms«√cakṣ)jmsd 



7. Sing forth your songs, as Vyasva sang, to Soma Pavamana, to,
   The Mighty One with thousand eyes;



yásya várṇaṃ madʰuścútaṃ háriṃ hinvántyádribʰiḥ |
índumíndrāya pītáye || 8||



8.  yasr3msg varṇanmsa«√vṛ (madʰunns«√madʰ-ścutjms«√ścut)jmsa  
    harijmsa«√hṛ hinvantivp·A·3p«√hi adrinmpi«√dṛ |
    indunmsa«√ind indraNmsd«√ind pītinfsd«√pā 



8. Whose coloured sap they drive with stones, the yellow meath-distilling juice,
   Indu for Indra, for his drink.



tásya te vājíno vayáṃ víśvā dʰánāni jigyúṣaḥ |
sakʰitvámā́ vṛṇīmahe || 9||



9.  sasr3msg tvamr2msg vājinjmsg«√vāj vayamr1mpn  
    viśvajnpa«√viś dʰanannpa«√dʰan jigīvaṃsjmpa«√ji |
    sakʰitvannsa«√sac āp vṛṇīmaheva·A·1p«√vṛ2 



9. We seek to gain the friendly love of thee that Strong and Mighty One,
   Of thee the winner of all wealth.



vṛ́ṣā pavasva dʰā́rayā marútvate ca matsaráḥ |
víśvā dádʰāna ójasā || 10||



10. vṛṣannmsn«√vṛṣ pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ  
     marutvatjmsd cac (madnms«√mad-sarajms«√sṛ)jmsn |
     viśvajnpa«√viś dadʰānatp·Imsn«√dʰā ojasnnsi«√vaj 



10. Flow onward with thy stream, a Steer, inspiriting the Maruts' Lord,
   Winning all riches by thy might.



táṃ tvā dʰartā́ramoṇyòḥ pávamāna svardṛ́śam |
hinvé vā́jeṣu vājínam || 11||



11. sasr3msa tvamr2msa dʰartṛnmsa«√dʰṛ oṇīnmdl«√oṇ  
     pavamānanmsv«√pū (svarnnsa-dṛśjms«√dṛś)jmsa |
     hinveva·A·3s«√hi vājanmpl«√vāj vājinnmsa«√vāj 



11. I send thee forth to battle from the press, O Pavamana, Strong,
   Sustainer, looker on the light.



ayā́ cittó vipā́náyā háriḥ pavasva dʰā́rayā |
yújaṃ vā́jeṣu codaya || 12||



12. ar3nsi cittajmsn«√cit vipnfsi«√vip ayamr3fsi  
     harijmsn«√hṛ pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ |
     yujnmsa«√yuj vājanmpl«√vāj codayavp·Ao2s«√cud 



12. Acknowledged by this song of mine, flow, tawny-coloured, with thy stream
   Incite to battle thine ally.



ā́ na indo mahī́míṣaṃ pávasva viśvádarśataḥ |
asmábʰyaṃ soma gātuvít || 13||



13. āp vayamr1mpd indunmsv«√ind mahījfsa«√mah iṣnfsa«√iṣ  
     pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū (viśvanns«√viś-darśatajms«√dṛś)jmsn |
     vayamr1mpd somaNmsv«√su (gātunms«√gā-vidjms«√vid)jmsn 



13. O Indu, visible to all pour out for us abundant food:
   Soma, be thou our prosperer.



ā́ kaláśā anūṣaténdo dʰā́rābʰirójasā |
éndrasya pītáye viśa || 14||



14. āp kalaśanmpn«√kal? anūṣatavp·U·3p«√nū  
     indunmsv«√ind dʰārānfpi«√dʰṛ ojasnnsi«√vaj |
     āp indraNmsg«√ind pītinfsd«√pā viśavp·Ao2s«√viś 



14. The pitchers, Indu, with thy streams have sung aloud in vigorous might
   Enter them, and let Indra drink.



yásya te mádyaṃ rásaṃ tīvráṃ duhántyádribʰiḥ |
sá pavasvābʰimātihā́ || 15||



15. yasr3msg tvamr2msg madyajmsa«√mad rasanmsa«√ras  
     tīvrajmsa«√tu duhantivp·A·3p«√duh adrinmpi«√dṛ |
     sasr3msn pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū (abʰimātinfs«√man-hanjms«√han)jmsn 



15. O thou whose potent gladdening juice they milk out with the stones, flow on,
   Destroyer of our enemies.



rā́jā medʰā́bʰirīyate pávamāno manā́vádʰi |
antárikṣeṇa yā́tave || 16||



16. rājannmsn«√rāj medʰānfpi«√midʰ īyatevp·A·3s«√i  
     pavamānanmsn«√pū manujmsl«√man adʰip |
     (antara-īkṣajms«√ikṣ)nnsi yātavev···D··«√yā 



16. King Pavamana is implored with holy songs, on man's behalf,
   To travel through the firmament.



ā́ na indo śatagvínaṃ gávāṃ póṣaṃ sváśvyam |
váhā bʰágattimūtáye || 17||



17. āp vayamr1mpd indunmsv«√ind (śatau-gvinnms)nmsa  
     gonfpg poṣanmsa«√puṣ svaśvyannsa«su~√aś |
     vahavp·Ao2s«√vah (bʰaganms«√bʰaj-dattinfs«√dā)nfsa ūtinfsd«√av 



17. Bring us, O Indu, hundredfold increase of kine, and noble steeds,
   The gift of fortune for our help.



ā́ naḥ soma sáho júvo rūpáṃ ná várcase bʰara |
suṣvāṇó devávītaye || 18||



18. āp vayamr1mpd somaNmsv«√su sahasnnsa«√sah juvasnnsa«√jū  
     rūpannsa nac varcasnnsd«√ruc bʰaravp·Ao2s«√bʰṛ |
     suṣvāṇata·Amsn«√su (devanms«√div-vītinfs«√vī)nfsd 



18. Pressed for the banquet of the Gods, O Soma, bring us might, and speed,
   Like beauty for a brilliant show.



árṣā soma dyumáttamo'bʰí dróṇāni róruvat |
sī́dañcʰyenó ná yónimā́ || 19||



19. arṣavp·Ao2s«√ṛṣ somaNmsv«√su dyumattamajmsn«√dyut  
     abʰip droṇannpa«√dru roruvattp·Amsn«√ru |
     sīdanttp·Amsn«√sad śyenanmsn nac yoninmsa«√yu āp 



19. Soma, flow on exceeding bright with loud roar to the wooden vats,
   Falcon-like resting in thine home.



apsā́ índrāya vāyáve váruṇāya marúdbʰyaḥ |
sómo arṣati víṣṇave || 20||



20. (apnfs-sanjms«√san)jmsn indraNmsd«√ind vāyuNmsd«√vā  
     varuṇaNmsd«√vṛ marutNmpd |
     somaNmsn«√su arṣativp·A·3s«√ṛṣ viṣṇuNmsd«√viṣ 



20. Soma, the Water-winner flows to Indra, Vayu, Varuna,
   To Visnu and the Marut host.



íṣaṃ tokā́ya no dádʰadasmábʰyaṃ soma viśvátaḥ |
ā́ pavasva sahasríṇam || 21||



21. iṣnfsa«√iṣ tokannsd«√tuc vayamr1mpg dadʰadvp·Ae3s«√dʰā  
     vayamr1mpd somaNmsv«√su viśvatasa«√viś |
     āp pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū sahasrinjmsa 



21. Soma, bestowing food upon our progeny, from every sides,
   Pour on us riches thousandfold



yé sómāsaḥ parāváti yé arvāváti sunviré |
yé vādáḥ śaryaṇā́vati || 22||



22. yasr3mpn somanmpn«√su parāvatjmsl«√pṛ  
     yasr3mpn arvāvatjmsl sunvirevp·I·3p«√su |
     yasr3mpnc adasc śaryaṇāvatnmsl«√śrī 



22. The Soma juices which have been expressed afar or near at hand,
   Or there on Saryanavan's bank,



yá ārjīkéṣu kṛ́tvasu yé mádʰye pastyā̀nām |
yé vā jáneṣu pañcásu || 23||



23. yasr3mpn ārjīkanmpl«√ṛj kṛtvanjmpl«√kṛ  
     yasr3mpn madʰyanmsl pastyānfpg«√pas |
     yasr3mpnc jananmpl«√jan pañcau 



23. Those pressed among Arjikas, pressed among the active, in men's homes,
   Or pressed among the Races Five-



té no vṛṣṭíṃ diváspári pávantāmā́ suvī́ryam |
suvānā́ devā́sa índavaḥ || 24||



24. sasr3mpn vayamr1mpd vṛṣṭinfsa«√vṛṣ dyunmsb parip  
     pavantāmva·Ao3p«√pū āp suvīryannsa«su~√vīr |
     suvānata·Ampn«√su devajmpn«√div indunmpn«√ind 



24. May these celestial drops, expressed, pour forth upon us, as they flow,
   Rain from the heavens and hero strength.



pávate haryató hárirgṛṇānó jamádagninā |
hinvānó górádʰi tvací || 25||



25. pavateva·A·3s«√pū haryatajmsn«√hary harijmsn«√hṛ  
     gṛṇānatp·Amsn«√gṝ (jamatjms«√jam-agninms«√aṅg)Nmsi |
     hinvānata·Amsn«√hi gonfsg adʰip tvacnfsl«√tvac 



25. Urged forward o'er the ox-hide flows the Lovely One of tawny hue,
   Lauded by Jamadagni's song.



prá śukrā́so vayojúvo hinvānā́so ná sáptayaḥ |
śrīṇānā́ apsú mṛñjata || 26||



26. prap śukrajmpn«√śuc (vayasnns«√vī-jūjms«√jū)jmpn  
     hinvānata·Ampn«√hi nac saptinmpn |
     śrīṇānāta·A?pn«√śrī apnfpl mṛñjatavp·AE3p«√mṛj 



26. Like horses urged to speed, the drops, bright, stirring vital power, when blent
   With milk, are beautified in streams.



táṃ tvā sutéṣvābʰúvo hinviré devátātaye |
sá pavasvānáyā rucā́ || 27||



27. sasr3msa tvamr2msa sutanmpl«√su ābʰūjmpn«ā~√bʰū  
     hinvireva·I·3p«√hi (devanms«√div-tātinms«√tan)nmsd |
     sasr3msn pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū ayamr3fsi rucnfsi«√ruc 



27. So they who toil with juices send thee forward for the Gods' repast:
   So with this splendour flow thou on.



ā́ te dákṣaṃ mayobʰúvaṃ váhnimadyā́ vṛṇīmahe |
pā́ntamā́ puruspṛ́ham || 28||



28. āp tvamr2msg dakṣanmsa«√dakṣ (mayasnns«√mā-bʰūjms«√bʰū)jmsa  
     vahninmsa«√vah adyaa vṛṇīmaheva·A·1p«√vṛ2 |
     pāntajmsa«√pā āp (purua«√pṝ-spṛhjms«√spṛh)jmsa 



28. We choose to-day that chariot-steed of thine, the Strong, that brings us bliss,
   The Guardian, the desire of all,



ā́ mandrámā́ váreṇyamā́ vípramā́ manīṣíṇam |
pā́ntamā́ puruspṛ́ham || 29||



29. āp mandrajmsa«√mand āp vareṇyajmsa«√vṛ2 āp  
     viprajmsa«√vip āp manīṣinjmsa«√man |
     pāntajmsa«√pā āp (purua«√pṝ-spṛhjms«√spṛh)jmsa 



29. The Excellent, the Gladdener, the Sage with heart that understands,
   The Guardian, the desire of all;



ā́ rayímā́ sucetúnamā́ sukrato tanū́ṣvā́ |
pā́ntamā́ puruspṛ́ham || 30||



30. āp rayinmsa«√rā āp sucetunajmsa«su~√cit  
     āp sukratunmsn«su~√kṛ tanūnfpl«√tan āp |
     pāntajmsa«√pā āp (purua«√pṝ-spṛhjms«√spṛh)jmsa 



30. Who for ourselves, O thou Most Wise, is wealth and fair intelligence,
   The Guardian, the desire of all.






Sūkta 9.66 

pávasva viśvacarṣaṇe'bʰí víśvāni kā́vyā |
sákʰā sákʰibʰya ī́ḍyaḥ || 1||



1.  pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū (viśvajms«√viś-carṣaṇijms«√kṛṣ)jmsv  
    abʰip viśvajnpa«√viś kāvyannpa«√kū |
    sakʰinmsn«√sac sakʰinmpd«√sac īḍyajmsn«√īḍ 



1. FOR holy lore of every sort, flow onward thou whom all men love.
   A Friend to be besought by friends.



tā́bʰyāṃ víśvasya rājasi yé pavamāna dʰā́manī |
pratīcī́ soma tastʰátuḥ || 2||



2.  tadr3ndi viśvannsg«√viś rājasivp·A·2s«√rāj  
    yadr3ndn pavamānanmsv«√pū dʰāmannndn«√dʰā |
    pratyañcjndn«prati~√añc somaNmsv«√su tastʰaturvp·I·3d«√stʰā 



2. O'er all thou rulest with these Two which, Soma Pavamana, stand,
   Turned, as thy stations, hitherward.



pári dʰā́māni yā́ni te tváṃ somāsi viśvátaḥ |
pávamāna ṛtúbʰiḥ kave || 3||



3.  parip dʰāmannnpa«√dʰā yadr3npa tvamr2msg  
    tvamr2msn somaNmsv«√su asivp·A·2s«√as viśvatasa«√viś |
    pavamānanmsn«√pū ṛtunmpi«√ṛ kavinmsv«√kū 



3. Wise Soma Pavamana, thou encompassest on every side
   Thy stations as the seasons come.



pávasva janáyanníṣo'bʰí víśvāni vā́ryā |
sákʰā sákʰibʰya ūtáye || 4||



4.  pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū janayanttp·Amsn«√jan iṣnfpa«√iṣ  
    abʰip viśvajnpa«√viś vāryajnpa«√vṛ2 |
    sakʰinmsn«√sac sakʰinmpd«√sac ūtinfsd«√av 



4. Flow onward, generating food, for precious boons of every kind,
   A Friend for friends, to be our help.



táva śukrā́so arcáyo diváspṛṣṭʰé ví tanvate |
pavítraṃ soma dʰā́mabʰiḥ || 5||



5.  tvamr2msg śukrajmpn«√śuc arcinmpn«√arc  
    dyunmsg pṛṣṭʰannsl«pra~√stʰā vip tanvateva·A·3p«√tan |
    pavitrannsa«√pū somaNmsv«√su dʰāmannnpi«√dʰā 



5. Upon the lofty ridge of heaven thy bright rays with their essences,
   Soma, spread purifying power.



távemé saptá síndʰavaḥ praśíṣaṃ soma sisrate |
túbʰyaṃ dʰāvanti dʰenávaḥ || 6||



6.  tvamr2msg ayamr3mpn saptau sindʰunmpn«√sindʰ  
    praśiṣnfsa«pra~√śās somaNmsv«√su sisratevp·A·3p«√sṛ |
    tvamr2msd dʰāvantivp·A·3p«√dʰāv dʰenunfpn«√dʰe 



6. O Soma, these Seven Rivers flow, as being thine, to give command:
   The Streams of milk run forth to thee.



prá soma yāhi dʰā́rayā sutá índrāya matsaráḥ |
dádʰāno ákṣiti śrávaḥ || 7||



7.  prap somaNmsv«√su yāhivp·Ao2s«√yā dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ  
    sutajmsn«√su indraNmsd«√ind (madnms«√mad-sarajms«√sṛ)jmsn |
    dadʰānata·Imsn«√dʰā akṣitijnsa«√kṣi3 śravasnnsa«√śru 



7. Flow onward, Soma in a stream, effused to gladden Indra's heart,
   Bringing imperishable fame.



sámu tvā dʰībʰírasvaranhinvatī́ḥ saptá jāmáyaḥ |
vípramājā́ vivásvataḥ || 8||



8.  samp uc tvamr2msa dʰīnfpi«√dʰī asvaranvp·Aa3p«√svṛ  
    hinvatījfpn«√hi saptau jāminfpn«√jan |
    viprajmsa«√vip ājinmsl«√aj vivasvatNmsg«√vas 



8. Driving thee in Vivasvan's course, the Seven Sisters with their hymns
   Made melody round thee the Sage.



mṛjánti tvā sámagrúvó'vye jīrā́vádʰi ṣváṇi |
rebʰó yádajyáse váne || 9||



9.  mṛjantivp·A·3p«√mṛj tvamr2msa samp agrūnfpn«√grū  
    avyajnsl jīrinfsl«√jinv adʰip svaninnsa«√svan |
    rebʰajmsn«√ribʰ yadc ajyaseva·A·2s«√añj vanannsl«√van 



9. The virgins deck thee o'er fresh streams to drive thee to the sieve when thou,
   A singer, bathest in the wood.



pávamānasya te kave vā́jinsárgā asṛkṣata |
árvanto ná śravasyávaḥ || 10||



10. pavamānanmsg«√pū tvamr2msg kavinmsv«√kū  
     vājinnmsv«√vāj sarganmpn«√sṛj asṛkṣatava·U·3p«√sṛj |
     arvantnmpn«√ṛ nac (śravasnns«√śru-yujms«√yu)jmpn 



10. The streams of Pavamana, thine, Sage, Mighty One, have poured them forth.
   Like coursers eager for renown.



ácʰā kóśaṃ madʰuścútamásṛgraṃ vā́re avyáye |
ávāvaśanta dʰītáyaḥ || 11||



11. acʰāp kośanmsa«√kuś (madʰunns«√madʰ-ścutjms«√ścut)jmsa  
     asṛgramvp·U·3p«√sṛj vāranmsl«√vṛ2 avyayajmsl |
     avāvaśantavp·U·3p«√vāś dʰītinfpn«√dʰī 



11. They have been poured upon the fleece towards the meath-distilling vat:
   The holy songs have sounded forth.



ácʰā samudrámíndavó'staṃ gā́vo ná dʰenávaḥ |
ágmannṛtásya yónimā́ || 12||



12. acʰāp samudranmsa«sam~√ud indunmpn«√ind  
     astannsa gonfpn nac dʰenunfpn«√dʰe |
     agmanvp·Aa3p«√gam ṛtannsg«√ṛ yoninmsa«√yu āp 



12. Like milch-kine coming home, the drops of Soma juice have reached the lake,
   Have reached the place of sacrifice.



prá ṇa indo mahé ráṇa ā́po arṣanti síndʰavaḥ |
yádgóbʰirvāsayiṣyáse || 13||



13. prap vayamr1mpg indunmsv«√ind mahjmsd«√mah raṇanmsd«√raṇ  
     apnfpn arṣantivp·A·3p«√ṛṣ sindʰunmpn«√sindʰ |
     yadc gonfpi vāsayiṣyaseva·B·2s«√vas 



13. O Indu, to our great delight the running waters flow to us,
   When thou wilt robe thyself in milk.



ásya te sakʰyé vayámíyakṣantastvótayaḥ |
índo sakʰitvámuśmasi || 14||



14. ayamr3msg tvamr2msg sakʰyannsl«√sac vayamr1mpn  
     iyakṣanttp·A?pn«√yaj (tvamr2msi-ūtinfs«√av)jmpn |
     indunmsv«√ind sakʰitvannsa«√sac uśmasiva·A·1p«√vaś 



14. In this thy friendship, and with thee to help us, fain to sacrifice,
   Indu, we crave thy friendly love.



ā́ pavasva gáviṣṭaye mahé soma nṛcákṣase |
éndrasya jaṭʰáre viśa || 15||



15. āp pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū (gonfs-iṣṭinfs«√iṣ)nmsd  
     mahjmsd«√mah somaNmsv«√su (nṛnms-cakṣasnms«√cakṣ)nmsd |
     āp indraNmsg«√ind jaṭʰarannsl viśavp·Ao2s«√viś 



15. Flow on, O Soma, for the great Viewer of men, for gain of Idne
   Enter thou into Indra's throat.



mahā́m̐ asi soma jyéṣṭʰa ugrā́ṇāminda ójiṣṭʰaḥ |
yúdʰvā sáñcʰáśvajjigetʰa || 16||



16. mahatjmsn«√mah asivp·A·2s«√as somaNmsv«√su jyeṣṭʰajmsn«√jyā  
     ugrajmpg«√vaj indunmsv«√ind ojiṣṭʰajmsn«√vaj |
     yudʰvannmsn«√yudʰ santtp·Ams?«√as śaśvata«√śaś jigetʰavp·I·2s«√ji 



16. Best art thou, Soma, of the great, Strongest of strong ones, Indu: thou
   As Warrior ever hast prevailed.



yá ugrébʰyaścidójīyāñcʰū́rebʰyaścicʰū́rataraḥ |
bʰūridā́bʰyaścinmáṃhīyān || 17||



17. yasr3msn ugrajmpb«√vaj cidc ojīyaṃsjmsn«√vaj  
     śūrajmpb«√śūr cidc śūratarajmsn«√śūr |
     (bʰūrijms«√bʰū-dājms«√dā)jmpb cidc maṃhīyaṃsjmsn«√maṃh 



17. Mightier even than the strong, more valiant even than the brave,
   More liberal than the bountiful,



tváṃ soma sū́ra éṣastokásya sātā́ tanū́nām |
vṛṇīmáhe sakʰyā́ya vṛṇīmáhe yújyāya || 18||



18. tvamr2msn somaNmsv«√su sūranmsn«√sūr āp iṣnfpa«√iṣ  
     tokannsg«√tuc sātinfsl«√san tanūnfpg«√tan |
     vṛṇīmaheva·A·1p«√vṛ2 sakʰyannsd«√sac vṛṇīmaheva·A·1p«√vṛ2 yujyannsd«√yuj 



18. Soma, as Sura, bring us food, win offspring of our bodies: we
   Elect thee for our friendship, we elect thee for companionship.



ágna ā́yūṃṣi pavasa ā́ suvórjamíṣaṃ ca naḥ |
āré bādʰasva ducʰúnām || 19||



19. agninmsv«√aṅg āyusnnpa«√i pavaseva·A·2s«√pū  
     āp suvavp·Ao2s«√sū ūrjnfsa«√ūrj iṣnfsa«√iṣ cac vayamr1mpd |
     ārea«√ṛ bādʰasvava·Ao2s«√bādʰ ducʰunānfsa«dus~√śvi 



19. Agni, thou pourest life; send down upon us food and vigorous strength;
   Drive thou misfortune far away,



agnírṛ́ṣiḥ pávamānaḥ pā́ñcajanyaḥ puróhitaḥ |
támīmahe mahāgayám || 20||



20. agniNmsn«√aṅg ṛṣinmsn«√ṛṣ pavamānajmsn«√pū  
     (pañcau-janyanms«√jan)jmsn (purasa«√pṝ-hitajms«√dʰā)jmsn |
     sasr3msa īmaheva·A·1p«√i (mahatjms«√mah-gayanms«√gam)jmsa 



20. Agni is Pavamana, Sage, Chief Priest of all the Races Five:
   To him whose wealth is great we pray.



ágne pávasva svápā asmé várcaḥ suvī́ryam |
dádʰadrayíṃ máyi póṣam || 21||



21. agninmsv«√aṅg pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū svapasjmsn  
     vayamr1mpd varcasnnsa«√ruc suvīryajnsa«su~√vīr |
     dadʰadvp·Ae3s«√dʰā rayinmsa«√rā ahamr1msl poṣanmsa«√puṣ 



21. Skilled in thy task, O Agni, pour splendour with hero strength on us,
   Granting me wealth that nourishes.



pávamāno áti srídʰo'bʰyàrṣati suṣṭutím |
sū́ro ná viśvádarśataḥ || 22||



22. pavamānanmsn«√pū atip sridʰnfpb«√sridʰ  
     abʰip arṣativp·A·3s«√ṛṣ suṣṭutinfsa«su~√stu |
     sūranmsn«√sūr nac (viśvanns«√viś-darśatajms«√dṛś)jmsn 



22. Beyond his enemies away to sweet praise Pavamana flows,
   Like Surya visible to all.



sá marmṛjāná āyúbʰiḥ práyasvānpráyase hitáḥ |
índurátyo vicakṣaṇáḥ || 23||



23. sasr3msn marmṛjānatp·Amsn«√mṛj āyujmpi«√i  
     prayasvantjmsn«√prī prayasnnsd«√prī hitajmsn«√hi |
     indunmsn«√ind atyanmsn«√at? vicakṣaṇajmsn«vi~√cakṣ 



23. Adorned by living men, set forth for entertainment, rich in food,
   Far-sighted Indu is a Steed.



pávamāna ṛtáṃ bṛhácʰukráṃ jyótirajījanat |
kṛṣṇā́ támāṃsi jáṅgʰanat || 24||



24. pavamānanmsn«√pū ṛtannsa«√ṛ bṛhatjnsa«√bṛh  
     śukrajnsa«√śuc jyotisnnsa«√jyot ajījanatvp·U·3s«√jan |
     kṛṣṇajnpa«√kṛṣ tamasnnpa«√tam jaṅgʰanattp·Amsn«√han 



24. He, Pavamana, hath produced the lofty Law, the brilliant light,
   Destroying darkness black of hue.



pávamānasya jáṅgʰnato háreścandrā́ asṛkṣata |
jīrā́ ajiráśociṣaḥ || 25||



25. pavamānanmsg«√pū jaṅgʰanattp·Amsg«√han  
     harijmsg«√hṛ candrajmpn«√ścand asṛkṣatava·U·3p«√sṛj |
     jīrajmpn«√jinv (ajirajns«√aj-śocisnns«√śuc)jmpn 



25. From tawny Pavamana, the Destroyer, radiant streams have sprung,
   Quick streams from him whose gleams are swift.



pávamāno ratʰī́tamaḥ śubʰrébʰiḥ śubʰráśastamaḥ |
háriścandro marúdgaṇaḥ || 26||



26. pavamānanmsn«√pū ratʰītamajmsn«√ṛ  
     śubʰrajmpi«√śubʰ (śubʰrajms«√śubʰ-śastamajms«√śaṃs)jmsn |
     (harijms«√hṛ-ścandrajms«√ścand)jmsn (marutNms-gaṇanms«√gaṇ)jmsn 



26. Best rider of the chariot, praised with fairest praise mid beauteous ones,
   Gold-gleaming with the Marut host,



pávamāno vyàśnavadraśmíbʰirvājasā́tamaḥ |
dádʰatstotré suvī́ryam || 27||



27. pavamānanmsn«√pū vip aśnavatvp·Ae3s«√aś  
     raśminmpi«√raś (vājanms«√vāj-sātamajms«√san)jmsn |
     dadʰattp·Amsn«√dʰā stotṛnmsd«√stu suvīryannsa«su~√vīr 



27. May Pavamana, best to win the booty, penetrate with rays,
   Giving the singer hero strength.



prá suvāná índurakṣāḥ pavítramátyavyáyam |
punāná índuríndramā́ || 28||



28. prap suvānata·Amsn«√su indunmsn«√ind akṣārvp·U·3s«√kṣar  
     pavitrannsa«√pū atip avyayajmsa |
     punānajmsn«√pū indunmsn«√ind indraNmsa«√ind āp 



28. Over the fleecy sieve hath flowed the drop effused: to Indra comes
   Indu while he is purified



eṣá sómo ádʰi tvací gávāṃ krīḷatyádribʰiḥ |
índraṃ mádāya jóhuvat || 29||



29. eṣasr3msn somanmsn«√su adʰip tvacnfsl«√tvac  
     gonfpg krīḷativp·A·3s«√krīḷ adrinmpi«√dṛ |
     indraNmsa«√ind madanmsd«√mad johuvattp·Amsn«√hve 



29. This Soma, through the pressing-stones, is sporting on the ox-hide, and
   Summoning Indra to the draught.



yásya te dyumnávatpáyaḥ pávamānā́bʰṛtaṃ diváḥ |
téna no mṛḷa jīváse || 30||



30. yadr3nsg tvamr2msg dyumnavatjnsn payasnnsn«√pī  
     pavamānanmsv«√pū ābʰṛtajnsn«ā~√bʰṛ dyunmsb |
     tadr3nsi vayamr1mpa mṛḷavp·Ao2s«√mṛḷ jīvasev···D··«√jīv 



30. O Pavamana, bless us, so that we may live, with that bright milk
   Of thine which hath been brought from heaven.






Sūkta 9.67 

tváṃ somāsi dʰārayúrmandrá ójiṣṭʰo adʰvaré |
pávasva maṃhayádrayiḥ || 1||



1.  tvamr2msn somaNmsv«√su asivp·A·2s«√as (dʰāranms«√dʰṛ-yujms«√yu)jmsn  
    mandrajmsn«√mand ojiṣṭʰajmsn«√vaj adʰvaranmsl |
    pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū (maṃhayatjms«√maṃh-rayinms«√rā)jmsn 



1. THOU, Soma, hast a running stream, joyous, most strong at sacrifice:
   Flow bounteously bestowing wealth.



tváṃ sutó nṛmā́dano dadʰanvā́nmatsaríntamaḥ |
índrāya sūrírándʰasā || 2||



2.  tvamr2msn sutajmsn«√su (nṛnms-mādanajms«√mad)jmsn  
    dadʰanvaṃstp·Insn«√dʰanv (madnfs«√mad-sarintamajms«√sṛ)jmsn |
    indraNmsd«√ind sūrinmsn«√su andʰasnnsi«√andʰ 



2. Effused as cheerer of the men, flowing best gladdener, thou art
   A Prince to Indra with thy juice.



tváṃ suṣvāṇó ádribʰirabʰyàrṣa kánikradat |
dyumántaṃ śúṣmamuttamám || 3||



3.  tvamr2msn suṣvāṇata·Amsn«√su adrinmpi«√dṛ  
    abʰip arṣavp·Ao2s«√ṛṣ kanikradattp·Amsn«√krand |
    dyumatjmsa«√dyut śuṣmanmsa«√śuṣ uttamajmsa 



3. Poured forth by pressing-stones, do thou with loud roar send us in a stream
   Most excellent illustrious might.



índurhinvānó arṣati tiró vā́rāṇyavyáyā |
hárirvā́jamacikradat || 4||



4.  indunmsn«√ind hinvānata·Amsn«√hi arṣativp·A·3s«√ṛṣ  
    tirasa«√tṝ vārannpa«√vṛ2 avyayajnpa |
    harijmsn«√hṛ vājanmsa«√vāj acikradatvp·U·3s«√krand 



4. Indu, urged forward, floweth through the fleecy cloth: the Tawny One
   With his loud roar hath brought as strength.



índo vyávyamarṣasi ví śrávāṃsi ví saúbʰagā |
ví vā́jānsoma gómataḥ || 5||



5.  indunmsv«√ind vip avyajnsa arṣasivp·A·2s«√ṛṣ vip  
    śravasnnpa«√śru vip saubʰagannpa«su~√bʰaj |
    vip vājanmpa«√vāj somaNmsv«√su gomatjmpa 



5. Indu, thou flowest through the fleece, bringing felicities and fame,
   And, Soma, spoil and wealth in kine.



ā́ na indo śatagvínaṃ rayíṃ gómantamaśvínam |
bʰárā soma sahasríṇam || 6||



6.  āp vayamr1mpd indunmsv«√ind (śatau-gvinnms)nmsa  
    rayinmsa«√rā gomatjmsa aśvinjmsa«√aś |
    bʰaravp·Ao2s«√bʰṛ somaNmsv«√su sahasrinjmsa 



6. Hither, O Indu, bring us wealth in steeds and cattle hundredfold:
   Bring wealth, O Soma, thousandfold.



pávamānāsa índavastiráḥ pavítramāśávaḥ |
índraṃ yā́mebʰirāśata || 7||



7.  pavamānajmpn«√pū indunmpn«√ind  
    tirasa«√tṝ pavitrannsa«√pū āśujmpn«√aś |
    indraNmsa«√ind yāmanmpi«√yām āśatava·A·3p«√āś 



7. In purifying, through the sieve the rapid drops of Soma juice
   Come nigh to Indra in their course.



kakuháḥ somyó rása índuríndrāya pūrvyáḥ |
āyúḥ pavata āyáve || 8||



8.  kakuhajmsn somyajmsn«√su rasanmsn«√ras  
    indunmsn«√ind indraNmsd«√ind pūrvyajmsn«√pṝ |
    āyujmsn«√i pavateva·A·3s«√pū āyujmsd«√i 



8. For Indra floweth excellent Indu, the noblest Soma juice
   The Living for the Living One.



hinvánti sū́ramúsrayaḥ pávamānaṃ madʰuścútam |
abʰí girā́ sámasvaran || 9||



9.  hinvantivp·A·3p«√hi sūranmsa«√sūr usrinfpn«√usṛ  
    pavamānanmsa«√pū (madʰunns«√madʰ-ścutjms«√ścut)jmsa |
    abʰip gīrnfsi«√gṝ samp asvaranvp·Aa3p«√svṛ 



9. The glittering maids send Sura forth they with their song have sung aloud
   To Pavamana dropping meath.



avitā́ no ajā́śvaḥ pūṣā́ yā́maniyāmani |
ā́ bʰakṣatkanyā̀su naḥ || 10||



10. avitṛnmsn«√av vayamr1mpg (ajanms«√aj-aśvanms«√aś)jmsn  
     pūṣanNmsn«√pūṣ (yāmannnsl«√yām-yāmannnsl«√yām)a |
     āp bʰakṣatvp·Ae3s«√bʰaj kanyānfpl«√kan vayamr1mpd 



10. May Pusan, drawn by goats, be our protector, and on all his paths
   Bestow on us our share of maids.



ayáṃ sómaḥ kapardíne gʰṛtáṃ ná pavate mádʰu |
ā́ bʰakṣatkanyā̀su naḥ || 11||



11. ayamr3msn somanmsn«√su (kaparnms-dinjms«√dā)jmsd  
     gʰṛtajnsn«√gʰṛ nac pavateva·A·3s«√pū madʰunnsn«√madʰ |
     āp bʰakṣatvp·Ae3s«√bʰaj kanyānfpl«√kan vayamr1mpd 



11. This Soma flows like gladdening oil for him who wears the braided locks:
   He shall give us our share of maids.



ayáṃ ta āgʰṛṇe sutó gʰṛtáṃ ná pavate śúci |
ā́ bʰakṣatkanyā̀su naḥ || 12||



12. ayamr3msn tvamr2msd āgʰṛṇijmsv«√gʰṛ sutajmsn«√su  
     gʰṛtannsn«√gʰṛ nac pavateva·A·3s«√pū śucijnsn«√śuc |
     āp bʰakṣatvp·Ae3s«√bʰaj kanyānfpl«√kan vayamr1mpd 



12. This Soma juice, O glowing God, flows like pure oil, effused for thee:
   He shall give us our share of maids.



vācó jantúḥ kavīnā́ṃ pávasva soma dʰā́rayā |
devéṣu ratnadʰā́ asi || 13||



13. vācnfsg«√vac jantunmsn«√jan kavinmpg«√kū  
     pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū somaNmsv«√su dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ |
     devanmpl«√div (ratnanns«√rā-dʰājms«√dʰā)jmsn asivp·A·2s«√as 



13. Flow onward, Soma, in thy stream, begetter of the sages' speech:
   Wealth-giver among Gods art thou.



ā́ kaláśeṣu dʰāvati śyenó várma ví gāhate |
abʰí dróṇā kánikradat || 14||



14. āp kalaśanmpl«√kal? dʰāvativp·A·3s«√dʰāv  
     śyenanmsn varmannnsa«√vṛ vip gāhateva·A·3s«√gāh |
     abʰip droṇannpa«√dru kanikradattp·Amsn«√krand 



14. The Falcon dips within the jars: he wrap.him in his robe and goes
   Loud roaring to the vats of wood.



pári prá soma te rásó'sarji kaláśe sutáḥ |
śyenó ná taktó arṣati || 15||



15. parip prap somaNmsv«√su tvamr2msg rasanmsn«√ras  
     asarjivp·U·3s«√sṛj kalaśanmsl«√kal? sutajmsn«√su |
     śyenanmsn nac taktajmsn«√tak arṣativp·A·3s«√ṛṣ 



15. Soma, thy juice hath been effused and poured into the pitcher: like
   A rapid hawk it rushes on.



pávasva soma mandáyanníndrāya mádʰumattamaḥ || 16||



16. pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū somaNmsv«√su mandayantp·Amsn«√mand  
     indraNmsd«√ind madʰumattamajmsn«√madʰ 



16. For Indra flow most rich in sweets, O Soma, bringing him delight.



ásṛgrandevávītaye vājayánto rátʰā iva || 17||



17. asṛgranva·U·3p«√sṛj (devanms«√div-vītinfs«√vī)nfsd  
     vājayantjmpn«√vāj ratʰanmpn«√ṛ ivac 



17. They were sent forth to feast the Gods, like chariots that display their strength.



té sutā́so madíntamāḥ śukrā́ vāyúmasṛkṣata || 18||



18. sasr3mpn sutajmpn«√su madintamajmpn«√mad  
     śukrajmpn«√śuc vāyuNmsa«√vā asṛkṣatava·U·3p«√sṛj 



18. Brilliant, best givers of delight, these juices have sent Vayu forth.



grā́vṇā tunnó abʰíṣṭutaḥ pavítraṃ soma gacʰasi |
dádʰatstotré suvī́ryam || 19||



19. grāvannmsi«√gṝ tunnajmsn«√tud abʰiṣṭutajmsn«abʰi~√stu  
     pavitrannsa«√pū somaNmsv«√su gacʰasivp·A·2s«√gam |
     dadʰattp·Amsn«√dʰā stotṛnmsd«√stu suvīryannsa«su~√vīr 



19. Bruised by the press-stones and extolled, Soma, thou goest to the sieve,
   Giving the worshipper hero strength.



eṣá tunnó abʰíṣṭutaḥ pavítramáti gāhate |
rakṣohā́ vā́ramavyáyam || 20||



20. eṣasr3msn tunnajmsn«√tud abʰiṣṭutajmsn«abʰi~√stu  
     pavitrannsa«√pū atip gāhateva·A·3s«√gāh |
     (rakṣasnns«√rakṣ-hannms«√han)nmsn vāranmsa«√vṛ2 avyayajmsa 



20. This juice bruised by the pressing-stones and lauded passes through the sieve,
   Slayer of demons, through the fleece.



yádánti yácca dūraké bʰayáṃ vindáti mā́mihá |
pávamāna ví tájjahi || 21||



21. yadr3nsn antia yadr3nsn cac dūrakanmsl«√dū  
     bʰayannsn«√bʰī vindativp·A·3s«√vid ahamr1msa ihaa |
     pavamānanmsv«√pū vip tadr3nsa jahivp·Ao2s«√han 



21. O Pavamana, drive away the danger, whether near at hand
   Or far remote, that finds me here.



pávamānaḥ só adyá naḥ pavítreṇa vícarṣaṇiḥ |
yáḥ potā́ sá punātu naḥ || 22||



22. pavamānanmsn«√pū sasr3msn adyaa vayamr1mpd  
     pavitrannsi«√pū vicarṣaṇijmsn«vi~√kṛṣ |
     yasr3msn potṛnmsn«√pū sasr3msn punātuvp·Ao3s«√pū vayamr1mpa 



22. This day may Pavamana cleanse us with his purifying power,
   Most active purifying Priest.



yátte pavítramarcíṣyágne vítatamantárā́ |
bráhma téna punīhi naḥ || 23||



23. yadr3nsn tvamr2msg pavitrannsn«√pū arcisnnsl«√arc  
     agniNmsv«√aṅg vitatajnsn«vi~√tan antara āp |
     brahmannsa«√bṛh tadr3nsi punīhivp·Ao2s«√pū vayamr1mpa 



23. O Agni, with the cleansing light diffused through all thy fiery glow,
   Purify thou this prayer of ours.



yátte pavítramarcivádágne téna punīhi naḥ |
brahmasavaíḥ punīhi naḥ || 24||



24. yadr3nsn tvamr2msg pavitrannsn«√pū arcivatjnsn«√arc  
     agniNmsv«√aṅg tadr3nsi punīhivp·Ao2s«√pū vayamr1mpa |
     (brahmanns«√bṛh-savanms«√su)nmpi punīhivp·Ao2s«√pū vayamr1mpa 



24. Cleanse us with thine own cleansing power, O Agni, that is bright with flame,
   And by libations poured to thee.



ubʰā́bʰyāṃ deva savitaḥ pavítreṇa savéna ca |
mā́ṃ punīhi viśvátaḥ || 25||



25. ubʰajndi devanmsv«√div savitṛNmsv«√sū  
     pavitrannsi«√pū savajnsi«√sū cac |
     ahamr1msa punīhivp·Ao2s«√pū viśvatasa«√viś 



25. Savitar, God, by both of these, libation, purifying power,
   Purify me on every side.



tribʰíṣṭváṃ deva savitarvárṣiṣṭʰaiḥ soma dʰā́mabʰiḥ |
ágne dákṣaiḥ punīhi naḥ || 26||



26. triu tvamr2msn devanmsv«√div savitṛNmsv«√sū  
     varṣiṣṭʰajnpi«√vṛdʰ somaNmsv«√su dʰāmannnpi«√dʰā |
     agniNmsv«√aṅg dakṣanmpi«√dakṣ punīhivp·Ao2s«√pū vayamr1mpa 



26. Cleanse us, God Savitar, with Three, O Soma, with sublimest forms,
   Agni, with forms of power and might.



punántu mā́ṃ devajanā́ḥ punántu vásavo dʰiyā́ |
víśve devāḥ punītá mā jā́tavedaḥ punīhí mā || 27||



27. punantuvp·Ao3p«√pū ahamr1msa (devanms«√div-jananms«√jan)nmpn  
     punantuvp·Ao3p«√pū vasujmpn«√vas dʰīnfsi«√dʰī |
     viśvajmpv«√viś devanmpv«√div punītavp·Ao2p«√pū ahamr1msa (jātanms«√jan-vedajms«√vid)nmsn punīhivp·Ao2s«√pū ahamr1msa 



27. May the Gods' company make me clean, and Vasus make rue pure by song.
   Purify me, ye General Gods; O Jatavedas, make me pure.



prá pyāyasva prá syandasva sóma víśvebʰiraṃśúbʰiḥ |
devébʰya uttamáṃ havíḥ || 28||



28. prap pyāyasvava·Ao2s«√pyai prap syandasvava·Ao2s«√syand  
     somaNmsv«√su viśvajmpi«√viś aṃśunmpi«√aś |
     devanmpd«√div uttamajmsa havisnnsa«√hu 



28. Fill thyself full of juice, flow forth, O Soma, thou with all thy stalks,
   The best oblation to the Gods.



úpa priyáṃ pánipnataṃ yúvānamāhutīvṛ́dʰam |
áganma bíbʰrato námaḥ || 29||



29. upap priyajmsa«√prī panipanattp·Amsa«√pan  
     yuvānanmsa«√yu (āhutinfs«ā~√hu-vṛdʰjms«√vṛdʰ)jmsa |
     aganmavp·Aa1p«√gam bibʰrattp·Ampn«√bʰṛ namasnnsa«√nam 



29. We with our homage have approached the Friend who seeks our wondering praise,
   Young, strengthener of the solemn rite.



alā́yyasya paraśúrnanāśa támā́ pavasva deva soma |
ākʰúṃ cidevá deva soma || 30||



30. alāyyanmsg«√ṛ (parajms«√pṛ-śujms«√śo)nmsn nanāśavp·I·3s«√naś  
     sasr3msa āp pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū devanmsv«√div somaNmsv«√su |
     ākʰunmsa«ā~√kʰan cidc evac devanmsv«√div somaNmsv«√su 



30. Lost is Alayya's axe. O Soma, God do thou send it back hither in thy flow
   Even, Soma, God, if 'twere a mole.



yáḥ pāvamānī́radʰyétyṛ́ṣibʰiḥ sámbʰṛtaṃ rásam |
sárvaṃ sá pūtámaśnāti svaditáṃ mātaríśvanā || 31||



31. yasr3msn pāvamānīnfpa«√pū adʰyetivp·A·3s«adʰi~√i  
     ṛṣinmpi«√ṛṣ sambʰṛtajmsa«sam~√bʰṛ rasanmsa«√ras |
     sarvannsa sasr3msn pūtajnsa«√pū aśnātivp·A·3s«√aś2 svaditajnsa«√svad (mātṛnfsl«√mā-śvanjms«√śvi)Nmsi 



31. The man who reads the essence stored by saints, the Pavamana hymns,
   Tastes food completely purified, made sweet by Matarisvan's touch.



pāvamānī́ryó adʰyétyṛ́ṣibʰiḥ sámbʰṛtaṃ rásam |
tásmai sárasvatī duhe kṣīráṃ sarpírmádʰūdakám || 32||



32. pāvamānīnfpa«√pū yasr3msn adʰyetivp·A·3s«adʰi~√i  
     ṛṣinmpi«√ṛṣ sambʰṛtajmsa«√bʰṛ rasanmsa«√ras |
     sasr3msd sarasvatīNfsn«sa~√ras duhevp·A·3s«√duh kṣīrannsa«√kṣar sarpisnnsa madʰunnsa«√madʰ udakannsa«√ud 



32. Whoever reads the essence stored by saints, the Pavamana hymns,
   Sarasvati draws forth for him water and butter, milk and meath.






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prá devámácʰā mádʰumanta índavó'siṣyadanta gā́va ā́ ná dʰenávaḥ |
barhiṣádo vacanā́vanta ū́dʰabʰiḥ parisrútamusríyā nirṇíjaṃ dʰire || 1||



1.  prap devanmsa«√div acʰāp madʰumantjmpn«√madʰ indunmpn«√ind  
    asiṣyadantavp·U·3p«√syand gonfpn āp nac dʰenunfpn«√dʰe |
    (barhisnns«√barh-sadjms«√sad)jmpn vacanāvantjmpn«√vac ūdʰannnpi«√ūdʰ  
    parisrutjfsa«pari~√sru usriyajmpn nirṇijnfsa«nis~√nij dʰireva·A·3p«√dʰā 



1. THE drops of Soma juice like cows who yield their milk have flowed forth, rich in meath, unto the Shining One,
   And, seated on the grass, raising their voice, assumed the milk, the covering robe wherewith the udders stream.



sá róruvadabʰí pū́rvā acikradadupārúhaḥ śratʰáyansvādate háriḥ |
tiráḥ pavítraṃ pariyánnurú jráyo ní śáryāṇi dadʰate devá ā́ váram || 2||



2.  sasr3msn roruvattp·Amsn«√ru abʰip pūrvanfpa«√pur acikradatva·U·3s«√krand  
    upāruhnfpa«upa-ā~√ruh śratʰayanttp·Amsn«√śratʰ svādateva·A·3s«√svad harijmsn«√hṛ |
    tirasa«√tṝ pavitrannsa«√pū pariyanttp·Amsn«pari~√i urujnsa«√vṛ jrayasnnsa«√jri  
    nip śaryannpa«√śrī dadʰateva·A·3s«√dʰā devanmsn«√div āp varanmsa«√vṛ 



2. He bellows with a roar around the highest twigs: the Tawny One is sweetened as he breaks them up.
   Then passing through the sieve into the ample room, the God throws off the dregs according to his wish.



ví yó mamé yamyā̀ saṃyatī́ mádaḥ sākaṃvṛ́dʰā páyasā pinvadákṣitā |
mahī́ apāré rájasī vivévidadabʰivrájannákṣitaṃ pā́ja ā́ dade || 3||



3.  vip yasr3msn mameva·I·3s«√mā yamījfda«√yam saṃyatījfda«sam~√i madanmsn«√mad  
    (sākama«sa~√añc-vṛdʰjms«√vṛdʰ)jfda payasnnsi«√pī pinvatvp·AE3s«√pinv akṣitjnsi«a~√kṣi3 |
    mahjnda«√mah apārajnda«a~√pṛ rajasnnda«√raj vivevidattp·Amsn«vi~√vid  
    abʰivrajanttp·Amsn«abʰi~√vraj akṣitajnsa«a~√kṣi3 pājasnnsa«√pāj āp dadevp·I·3s«√dā 



3. The gladdening drink that measured out the meeting Twins fills full with milk the Eternal Ever-waxing Pair.
   Bringing to light the Two great Regions limitless, moving above them he gained sheen that never fades.



sá mātárā vicáranvājáyannapáḥ prá médʰiraḥ svadʰáyā pinvate padám |
aṃśúryávena pipiśe yató nṛ́bʰiḥ sáṃ jāmíbʰirnásate rákṣate śíraḥ || 4||



4.  sasr3msn mātṛnfda«√mā vicaranttp·Amsn«vi~√car vājayanttp·Amsn«√vāj apnfpa  
    prap medʰirajmsn«√midʰ (svanms-dʰājfs«√dʰā)nfsi pinvateva·A·3s«√pinv padannsa«√pad |
    aṃśunmsn«√aś yavanmsi pipiśevp·I·3s«√piś yatajmsn«√yam nṛnmpi  
    samp jāmijfpi«√jan nasatetp·Amsd«√nas rakṣatetp·Amsd«√rakṣ śirasnnsa 



4. Wandering through, the Parents, strengthening the floods, the Sage makes his place swell with his own native might.
   The stalk is mixed with grain: he comes led by the men together with the sisters, and preserves the Head.



sáṃ dákṣeṇa mánasā jāyate kavírṛtásya gárbʰo níhito yamā́ paráḥ |
yū́nā ha sántā pratʰamáṃ ví jajñaturgúhā hitáṃ jánima némamúdyatam || 5||



5.  samp dakṣajnsi«√dakṣ manasnnsi«√man jāyateva·A·3s«√jan kavinmsn«√kū  
    ṛtannsg«√ṛ garbʰanmsn«√grah nihitajmsn«ni~√dʰā yamanmda«√yam parasa«√pṛ |
    yuvanjmdn«√yu hac santjndn«√as pratʰamama vip jajñaturvp·I·3d«√jan  
    guhānfsl«√guh hitajnsn«√dʰā janimannnsn«√jan nemajnsn udyatajnsn«√yam 



5. With energetic intellect the Sage is born, deposited as germ of Law, far from the Twins.
   They being young at first showed visibly distinct the Creature that is half-concealed and half-exposed.



mandrásya rūpáṃ vividurmanīṣíṇaḥ śyenó yádándʰo ábʰaratparāvátaḥ |
táṃ marjayanta suvṛ́dʰaṃ nadī́ṣvā́m̐ uśántamaṃśúṃ pariyántamṛgmíyam || 6||



6.  mandrajmsg«√mand rūpannsa«√rūp vividurvp·I·3p«√vid manīṣinnmpn«√man  
    śyenanmsn yadc andʰasnnsa«√andʰ abʰaratvp·Aa3s«√bʰṛ parāvatnfsb«√pṛ |
    sasr3msa marjayantavp·A·3p«√mṛj suvṛdʰajmsa«su~√vṛdʰ nadīnfpl«√nad āp  
    uśanttp·Ams?«√vaś aṃśunmsa«√aś pariyantjmsa«pari~√i (ṛcnfs«√ṛc-mīnfs«√mā)jmsa 



6. The sages knew the form of him the Gladdener, what time the Falcon brought the plant from far away.
   Him who assures success they beautified in streams, the stalk who yearned therefor, mighty and meet for praise.



tvā́ṃ mṛjanti dáśa yóṣaṇaḥ sutáṃ sóma ṛ́ṣibʰirmatíbʰirdʰītíbʰirhitám |
ávyo vā́rebʰirutá deváhūtibʰirnṛ́bʰiryató vā́jamā́ darṣi sātáye || 7||



7.  tvamr2msa mṛjantivp·A·3p«√mṛj daśau yoṣannfpn«√yu sutajmsa«√su  
    somaNmsv«√su ṛṣinmpi«√ṛṣ matinfpi«√man dʰītinfpi«√dʰī hitajmsa«√hi |
    avinmsg vārannpi«√vṛ2 utac (devanms«√div-hūtinfs«√hve)nfpi  
    nṛnmpi yatajmsn«√yam vājanmsa«√vāj āp darṣivp·Ao2s«√dṝ sātinfsd«√san 



7. Together with the Rsis, with their prayers and hymns ten women deck thee, Soma, friendly when effused.
   Led by the men, with invocations of the Gods, through the fleece, thou hast given us strength to win the spoil.



pariprayántaṃ vayyàṃ suṣaṃsádaṃ sómaṃ manīṣā́ abʰyànūṣata stúbʰaḥ |
yó dʰā́rayā mádʰumām̐ ūrmíṇā divá íyarti vā́caṃ rayiṣā́ḷámartyaḥ || 8||



8.  pariprayantjmsa«pari-pra~√i vayyanmsa«√vī suṣaṃsadjmsa«su-sam~√sad ​
    somanmsa«√su manīṣānfpn«√man abʰip anūṣatavp·U·3p«√nū stubʰnfpn«√stubʰ |
    yasr3msn dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ madʰumantjmsn«√madʰ ūrminmsi«√ṛ dyunmsb  
    iyartivp·A·3s«√ṛ vācnfsa«√vac (rayinms«√rā-ṣāṭjms«√sah)jmsn amartyajmsn«a~√mṛ 



8. Songs resonant with praise have celebrated him. Soma, Friend, springing forth with his fair company.
   Even him who rich in meath, with undulating stream, Winner of Wealth, Immortal, sends his voice from heaven,



ayáṃ divá iyarti víśvamā́ rájaḥ sómaḥ punānáḥ kaláśeṣu sīdati |
adbʰírgóbʰirmṛjyate ádribʰiḥ sutáḥ punāná índurvárivo vidatpriyám || 9||



9.  ayamr3msn dyunmsb iyartivp·A·3s«√ṛ viśvannsa«√viś āp rajasnnsa«√raj  
    somanmsn«√su punānajmsn«√pū kalaśanmpl«√kal? sīdativp·A·3s«√sad |
    apnfpi gonfpi mṛjyatevp·A·3s«√mṛj adrinmpi«√dṛ sutajmsn«√su  
    punānajmsn«√pū indunmsn«√ind varivasnnsa«√vṛ vidatvp·UE3s«√vid priyajnsa«√prī 



9. He sends it into all the region forth from heaven. Soma, while he is filtered, settles in the jars.
   With milk and waters is he decked when pressed with stones: Indu, when purified, shall find sweet rest and room.



evā́ naḥ soma pariṣicyámāno váyo dádʰaccitrátamaṃ pavasva |
adveṣé dyā́vāpṛtʰivī́ huvema dévā dʰattá rayímasmé suvī́ram || 10||



10. evac vayamr1mpd somaNmsv«√su pariṣicyamānatp·Amsn«pari~√sic  
     vayasnnsa«√vī dadʰattp·Amsn«√dʰā citratamajnsa«√cit pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū |
     adveṣajndn«a~√dviṣ (dyunmda-pṛtʰivīnfda«√pṛtʰ)nfda huvemavp·Ai1p«√hū  
     devanmpn«√div dʰattavp·Ao2p«√dʰā rayinmsa«√rā vayamr1mpl suvīrajmsa«su~√vīr 



10. Even thus poured forth How on thy way, O Soma, vouchsafing us most manifold lively vigour.
   We will invoke benevolent Earth and Heaven. Give us, ye Gods, riches with noble heroes.






Sūkta 9.69 

íṣurná dʰánvanpráti dʰīyate matírvatsó ná mātúrúpa sarjyū́dʰani |
urúdʰāreva duhe ágra āyatyásya vratéṣvápi sóma iṣyate || 1||



1.  iṣunmsn«√iṣ nac dʰanvannnsa«√dʰan pratip dʰīyatevp·A·3s«√dʰā matinfsn«√man  
    vatsanmsn nac mātṛnfsg«√mā upap sarjivp·U·3s«√sṛj ūdʰannfsl«√ūdʰ |
    (urujfs«√vṛ-dʰārānfs«√dʰṛ)nfsi ivac duhevp·A·3s«√duh agrannsl«√aṅg āyatīnfsn«ā~√i  
    ayamr3msg vratannpl«√vṛ2 apip somanmsn«√su iṣyateva·A·3s«√iṣ 



1. LAID like an arrow on the bow the hymn hath been loosed like a young calf to the udder of its dam.
   As one who cometh first with full stream she is milked the Soma is impelled to this man's holy rites.



úpo matíḥ pṛcyáte sicyáte mádʰu mandrā́janī codate antárāsáni |
pávamānaḥ saṃtaníḥ pragʰnatā́miva mádʰumāndrapsáḥ pári vā́ramarṣati || 2||



2.  upap uc matinfsn«√man pṛcyatevp·A·3s«√pṛc sicyatevp·A·3s«√sic madʰunnsn«√madʰ  
    (mandranms«√mand-ajanīnfs«√aj)nfsn codateva·A·3s«√cud antara āsannnsl«√ās |
    pavamānanmsn«√pū saṃtanijmsn«sam~√stan pragʰnattp·Ampg«pra~√han ivac  
    madʰumantjmsn«√madʰ drapsanmsn parip vāranmsa«√vṛ2 arṣativp·A·3s«√ṛṣ 



2. The thought is deeply fixed; the savory juice is shed; the tongue with joyous sound is stirring in the mouth;
   And Pavamana, like the shout of combatants, the drop rising in sweet juice, is flowing through the fleece.



ávye vadʰūyúḥ pavate pári tvací śratʰnīté naptī́ráditerṛtáṃ yaté |
hárirakrānyajatáḥ saṃyató mádo nṛmṇā́ śíśāno mahiṣó ná śobʰate || 3||



3.  avyajnsl (vadʰūnfs«√vah-yujms«√yu)jmsn pavateva·A·3s«√pū parip tvacnfsl«√tvac  
    śratʰnīteva·A·3s«√śratʰ naptīnfsn«√nap? aditiNfsg«a~√dā ṛtannsa«√ṛ yattp·Amsd«√i |
    harijmsn«√hṛ akrānvp·Aa3s«√krand yajatajmsn«√yaj saṃyatajmsn«sam~√yam madanmsn«√mad  
    (nṛnms-mnanfs«√man)nnpa śiśānata·Amsn«√śi mahiṣanmsn«√mah nac śobʰateva·A·3s«√śubʰ 



3. He flows about the sheep-skin, longing for a bride: he looses Aditi's Daughters for the worshipper.
   The sacred drink hath come, gold-tinted, well-restrained: like a strong Bull he shines, whetting his manly might.



ukṣā́ mimāti práti yanti dʰenávo devásya devī́rúpa yanti niṣkṛtám |
átyakramīdárjunaṃ vā́ramavyáyamátkaṃ ná niktáṃ pári sómo avyata || 4||



4.  ukṣannmsn«√ukṣ mimātiva·A·3s«√mā pratip yantivp·A·3p«√i dʰenunfpn«√dʰe  
    devanmsg«√div devīnfpn«√div upap yantivp·A·3p«√i niṣkṛtannsa«nis~√kṛ |
    atip akramītvp·U·3s«√kram arjunajmsa«√raj vāranmsa«√vṛ2 avyayajmsa  
    atkanmsa nac niktajmsa«√nij parip somanmsn«√su avyatava·U·3s«√vye 



4. The Bull is bellowing; the Cows are coming nigh: the Goddesses approach the God's own resting-place.
   Onward hath Soma passed through the sheep's fair bright fleece, and hath, as 'twere, endued a garment newly washed.



ámṛktena rúśatā vā́sasā hárirámartyo nirṇijānáḥ pári vyata |
diváspṛṣṭʰáṃ barháṇā nirṇíje kṛtopastáraṇaṃ camvòrnabʰasmáyam || 5||



5.  amṛktajnsi«a~√mṛc ruśatjnsi«√ruc vāsasnnsi«√vas harijmsn«√hṛ  
    amartyajmsn«a~√mṛ nirṇijānata·Amsn«nis~√nij parip vyatava·UE3s«√vye |
    dyunmsg pṛṣṭʰannsa«pra~√stʰā barhaṇāa«√barh nirṇijev···D··«nis~√nij kṛtavp·Ao3s«√kṛ  
    upastaraṇannsa«upa~√stṛ camūnfdl nabʰasmayajnsa«√nabʰ 



5. The golden-hued, Immortal, newly bathed, puts on a brightly shining vesture that is never harmed.
   He made the ridge of heaven to be his radiant robe, by sprinkling of the bowls from moisture of the sky.



sū́ryasyeva raśmáyo drāvayitnávo matsarā́saḥ prasúpaḥ sākámīrate |
tántuṃ tatáṃ pári sárgāsa āśávo néndrādṛté pavate dʰā́ma kíṃ caná || 6||



6.  sūryanmsg«√sūr ivac raśminmpn«√raś drāvayitnujmpn«√dru  
    (madnfs«√mad-saranms«√sṛ)jmpn prasupjmpa«pra~√svap sākama«sa~√añc īratevp·A·3p«√īr |
    tantunmsa«√tan tatajmsa«√tan parip sarganmpn«√sṛj āśujmpn«√aś  
    nac indraNmsb«√ind ṛtannsl«√ṛ pavateva·A·3s«√pū dʰāmannnsn«√dʰā kimr3nsn canac 



6. Even as the beams of Surya, urging men to speed, that cheer and send to sleep, together rush they forth,
   These swift outpourings in long course of holy rites: no form save only Indra shows itself so pure.



síndʰoriva pravaṇé nimná āśávo vṛ́ṣacyutā mádāso gātúmāśata |
śáṃ no niveśé dvipáde cátuṣpade'smé vā́jāḥ soma tiṣṭʰantu kṛṣṭáyaḥ || 7||



7.  sindʰunmsg«√sindʰ ivac pravaṇanmsl«pra~√vaṇ nimnannsl«√ni āśujmpn«√aś  
    (vṛṣannms«√vṛṣ-cyutajms«√cyut)jmpn madajmpn«√mad gātunmsa«√gā āśatava·A·3p«√āś |
    śama«√śam vayamr1mpd niveśanmsl«ni~√viś (dviu-padjms«√pad)nnsd (caturu-padjms«√pad)nnsd  
    vayamr1mpd vājajmpn«√vāj somaNmsv«√su tiṣṭʰantuvp·Ao3p«√stʰā kṛṣṭinfpn«√kṛṣ 



7. As down the steep slope of a river to the vale, drawn from the Steer the swift strong draughts have found a way.
   Well be it with the men and cattle in our home. May powers, O Soma, may the people stay with us.



ā́ naḥ pavasva vásumaddʰíraṇyavadáśvāvadgómadyávamatsuvī́ryam |
yūyáṃ hí soma pitáro máma stʰána divó mūrdʰā́naḥ prástʰitā vayaskṛ́taḥ || 8||



8.  āp vayamr1mpd pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū vasumatjnsa«√vas hiraṇyavatjnsa«√hṛ  
    aśvāvatjnsa«√aś gomatjnsa yavamatjnsa suvīryannsa«su~√vīr |
    tvamr2mpn hic somaNmsv«√su pitṛnmpn ahamr1msg stʰanavp·A·3p«√as  
    dyunmsg mūrdʰannmpn prastʰitajmpn«pra~√stʰā (vayasnns«√vī-kṛtjms«√kṛ)jmpn 



8. Pour out upon us wealth in goods, in gold, in steeds, in cattle and in corn, and great heroic strength.
   Ye, Soma, are my Fathers, lifted up on high as heads of heaven and makers of the strength of life.



eté sómāḥ pávamānāsa índraṃ rátʰā iva prá yayuḥ sātímácʰa |
sutā́ḥ pavítramáti yantyávyaṃ hitvī́ vavríṃ haríto vṛṣṭímácʰa || 9||



9.  etasr3mpn somanmpn«√su pavamānajmpn«√pū indraNmsa«√ind  
    ratʰanmpn«√ṛ ivac prap yayusvp·I·3p«√yā sātinfsa«√san acʰāp |
    sutajmpn«√su pavitrannsa«√pū atip yantivp·A·3p«√i avyajnsa  
    hitvītp·A???«√hā vavrinmsa«√vṛ haritnfpn«√hṛ vṛṣṭinfsa«√vṛṣ acʰāp 



9. These Pavamanas here, these drops of Soma, to Indra have sped forth like cars to booty.
   Effused, they pass the cleansing fleece, while, gold-hued, they cast their covering off to pour the rain down.



índavíndrāya bṛhaté pavasva sumṛḷīkó anavadyó riśā́dāḥ |
bʰárā candrā́ṇi gṛṇaté vásūni devaírdyāvāpṛtʰivī prā́vataṃ naḥ || 10||



10. indunmsn«√ind indraNmsd«√ind bṛhatjmsd«√bṛh pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū  
     sumṛḷīkajmsn«su~√mṛḷ anavadyajmsn«an-a~√vad (riśanms«√riś-adasnns«√ad)nmsn |
     bʰaravp·Ao2s«√bʰṛ candrannpa«√ścand gṛṇattp·Amsd«√gṝ vasunnpa«√vas  
     devanmpi«√div (dyunmda-pṛtʰivīnfda«√pṛtʰ)nfdv prap avatamvp·AE2p«√av vayamr1mpa 



10. O Indu, flow thou on for lofty Indra, flow blameless, very gracious, foe-destroyer.
   Bring splendid treasures to the man who lauds thee. O Heaven and Earth, with all the Gods protect. us.






Sūkta 9.70 

trírasmai saptá dʰenávo duduhre satyā́māśíraṃ pūrvyé vyomani |
catvā́ryanyā́ bʰúvanāni nirṇíje cā́rūṇi cakre yádṛtaírávardʰata || 1||



1.  triu ayamr3msd saptau dʰenunfpn«√dʰe duduhreva·I·3p«√duh  
    satyajfsa«√as āśirnfsa«ā~√śrī pūrvyajnsl«√pṝ vyomannnsl«√vye |
    caturu anyajnpa bʰuvanannpa«√bʰū nirṇijv···D··«nis~√nij  
    cārujnpa«√can cakrevp·I·3s«√kṛ yada ṛtannpi«√ṛ avardʰatava·Aa3s«√vṛdʰ 



1. THE three times seven Milch-kine in the eastern 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.



sá bʰíkṣamāṇo amṛ́tasya cā́ruṇa ubʰé dyā́vā kā́vyenā ví śaśratʰe |
téjiṣṭʰā apó maṃhánā pári vyata yádī devásya śrávasā sádo vidúḥ || 2||



2.  sasr3msn bʰikṣamāṇata·Amsn«√bʰaj amṛtannsg«√mṛ cārujnsg«√can  
    ubʰajmda dyunmda kāvyannsi«√kū vip śaśratʰeva·I·3s«√śratʰ |
    tejiṣṭʰājfpa«√tej apnfpa maṃhanāa«√maṃh parip vyatava·UE3s«√vye  
    yadr3nsl devanmsg«√div śravasnnsi«√śru sadasnnsa«√sad vidurvp·I·3p«√vid 



2. Longing for lovely Amrta, by his wisdom he divided, each apart from other, earth and heaven.
   He gladly wrapped himself in the most lucid floods, when through their glory they found the God's resting-place.



té asya santu ketávó'mṛtyavó'dābʰyāso janúṣī ubʰé ánu |
yébʰirnṛmṇā́ ca devyā̀ ca punatá ā́dídrā́jānaṃ manánā agṛbʰṇata || 3||



3.  sasr3mpn ayamr3msg santuvp·Ao3p«√as ketujmpn«√cit amṛtyujmpn«a~√mṛ  
    adābʰyajmpn«a~√dabʰ janusnnda«√jan ubʰajnda anup |
    yasr3mpi (nṛnms-mnanfs«√man)nnpa cac devyājnpa«√div cac punatevp·Ae3s«√pū  
    ātc idc rājannmsa«√rāj mananajmpn«√man agṛbʰṇatava·Aa3s«√grah 



3. May those his brilliant rays he ever free from death, inviolate, for both classes of created things,-
   Rays wherewith powers of men and Gods are purified. Yea, even for this have sages welcomed him as King.



sá mṛjyámāno daśábʰiḥ sukármabʰiḥ prá madʰyamā́su mātṛ́ṣu pramé sácā |
vratā́ni pānó amṛ́tasya cā́ruṇa ubʰé nṛcákṣā ánu paśyate víśau || 4||



4.  sasr3msn mṛjyamānata·Amsn«√mṛj daśau sukarmanjnpi«su~√kṛ  
    prap madʰyamajfpl mātṛnfpl«√mā pramev···D··«pra~√mā sacāa«√sac |
    vratannpa«√vṛ2 pānajmsn«√pā2 amṛtannsg«a~√mṛ cārujnsg«√can  
    ubʰajfda (nṛnms-cakṣasnms«√cakṣ)nmsn anup paśyateva·A·3s«√paś viśnfda«√viś 



4. He, while he is adorned by the ten skilful ones, that he too in the Midmost Mothers may create,
   While he is watching o'er the lovely Amrta's ways, looks on both races as Beholder of mankind.



sá marmṛjāná indriyā́ya dʰā́yasa óbʰé antā́ ródasī harṣate hitáḥ |
vṛ́ṣā śúṣmeṇa bādʰate ví durmatī́rādédiśānaḥ śaryahéva śurúdʰaḥ || 5||



5.  sasr3msn marmṛjānatp·Amsn«√mṛj indriyajnsd«√ind dʰāyasnnsd«√dʰe  
    āp ubʰajnda antara rodasnnda harṣateva·A·3s«√hṛṣ hitajmsn«√dʰā |
    vṛṣannmsn«√vṛṣ śuṣmanmsi«√śuṣ bādʰateva·A·3s«√bādʰ vip durmatinfpa«dus~√man  
    ādediśānatp·Amsn«ā~√diś (śaryanns«√śrī-hanjms«√han)nmsn ivac śurudʰnfpa 



5. He, while he is adorned to stream forth mighty strength, rejoices in his place between the earth and heaven.
   The Steer dispels the evil-hearted with his might, aiming at offerings as an archer at the game.



sá mātárā ná dádṛśāna usríyo nā́nadadeti marútāmiva svanáḥ |
jānánnṛtáṃ pratʰamáṃ yátsvàrṇaraṃ práśastaye kámavṛṇīta sukrátuḥ || 6||



6.  sasr3msn mātṛnmdn«√mā nac dadṛśānata·Imsn«√dṛś usriyajmsn  
    nānadattp·Amsn«√nad etivp·A·3s«√i marutNmpg ivac svananmsn«√svan |
    jānanttp·Amsn«√jñā ṛtannsa«√ṛ pratʰamajnsa yadr3nsn svarṇarajnsn  
    praśastinfsd«pra~√śaṃs kamc avṛṇītava·Aa3s«√vṛ2 sukratujmsn«su~√kṛ 



6. Beholding, as it were, Two Mother Cows, the Steer goes roaring on his way even as the Maruts roar.
   Knowing Eternal Law, the earliest light of heaven, he, passing wise, was chosen out to tell it forth.



ruváti bʰīmó vṛṣabʰástaviṣyáyā śṛ́ṅge śíśāno háriṇī vicakṣaṇáḥ |
ā́ yóniṃ sómaḥ súkṛtaṃ ní ṣīdati gavyáyī tvágbʰavati nirṇígavyáyī || 7||



7.  ruvativp·A·3s«√ru bʰīmajmsn«√bʰī (vṛṣannms«√vṛṣ-bʰajms«√bʰā)jmsn taviṣyānfsi«√tu  
    śṛṅgannda«√śṛṅ? śiśānata·Amsn«√śi harijnda«√hṛ vicakṣaṇajmsn«√cakṣ |
    āp yoninmsa«√yu somanmsn«√su sukṛtajmsa«su~√kṛ nip sīdativp·A·3s«√sad  
    gavyayījfsn tvacnfsn«√tvac bʰavativp·A·3s«√bʰū nirṇijnfsn«nis~√nij avyayījfsn 



7. The fearful Bull is bellowing with violent might, far-sighted, sharpening his yellow-coloured horns.
   Soma assumes his seat in the well-fashioned place: the cowhide and the sheepskin are his ornament.



śúciḥ punānástanvàmarepásamávye hárirnyàdʰāviṣṭa sā́navi |
júṣṭo mitrā́ya váruṇāya vāyáve tridʰā́tu mádʰu kriyate sukármabʰiḥ || 8||



8.  śucijmsn«√śuc punānajmsn«√pū tanūnfsa«√tan arepasjfsa«a~√rip  
    avyajnsl harijmsn«√hṛ nip adʰāviṣṭavp·U·3s«√dʰāv sānunnsl«√san |
    juṣṭajmsn«√juṣ mitraNmsd«√mitʰ varuṇaNmsd«√vṛ vāyuNmsd«√vā  
    (triu-dʰātunns«√dʰā)jnsa madʰunnsa«√madʰ kriyatevp·A·3s«√kṛ sukarmannmpi«su~√kṛ 



8. Bright, making pure his body free from spot and stain, on the sheep's back the Golden-coloured hath flowed down.
   Acceptable to Mitra, Vayu, Varuna, he is prepared as threefold meal by skilful men.



pávasva soma devávītaye vṛ́ṣéndrasya hā́rdi somadʰā́namā́ viśa |
purā́ no bādʰā́dduritā́ti pāraya kṣetravíddʰí díśa ā́hā vipṛcʰaté || 9||



9.  pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū somaNmsv«√su (devanms«√div-vītinfs«√vī)nfsd vṛṣannmsn«√vṛṣ  
    indraNmsg«√ind hārdinnsa«√hṛ (somanms«√su-dʰānajms«√dʰā)nnsa āp viśavp·Ao2s«√viś |
    purāa«√pṝ vayamr1mpa bādʰanmsb«√bādʰ duritannpa«dus~√i atip pārayavp·Ao2s«√pṛ  
    (kṣetranns«√kṣi2-vidjms«√vid)jmsn hic diśnfpa«√diś āhavp·A·3s«√ah vipṛcʰattp·Amsd«vi~√pracʰ 



9. Flow on for the God's banquet, Soma, as a Steer, and enter Indra's heart, the Soma's reservoir.
   Bear us beyond misfortune ere we be oppressed. The man who knows the land directs the man who asks.



hitó ná sáptirabʰí vā́jamarṣéndrasyendo jaṭʰáramā́ pavasva |
nāvā́ ná síndʰumáti parṣi vidvā́ñcʰū́ro ná yúdʰyannáva no nidá spaḥ || 10||



10. hitajmsn«√hi nac saptinmsn abʰip vājanmsa«√vāj arṣavp·Ao2s«√ṛṣ  
     indraNmsg«√ind indunmsv«√ind jaṭʰarannsa āp pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū |
     naunfsi nac sindʰunmsa«√sindʰ atip parṣivp·Ue2s«√pṛ vidvaṅstp·Imsn«√vid  
     śūranmsn«√śūr nac yudʰyattp·Amsn«√yudʰ avap vayamr1mpa nidnfsb«√nid sparvp·UE2s«√spṛ 



10. Urged like a car-steed flow to strength, O Soma: Indu, flow onward to the throat of Indra.
   Skilled, bear us past, as in a boat o'er water: as battling Hero save us from the foeman.






Sūkta 9.71 

ā́ dákṣiṇā sṛjyate śuṣmyā̀sádaṃ véti druhó rakṣásaḥ pāti jā́gṛviḥ |
háriropaśáṃ kṛṇute nábʰaspáya upastíre camvòrbráhma nirṇíje || 1||



1.  āp dakṣiṇānfsn«√dakṣ sṛjyatevp·A·3s«√sṛj śuṣminnmsn«√śuṣ āsadanmsa«ā~√sad  
    vetivp·A·3s«√vī druhnmsg«√druh rakṣasnnsb«√rakṣ pātivp·A·3s«√pā2 jāgṛvijmsn«√jāgṛ |
    harijmsn«√hṛ opaśanmsa«upa~√śī kṛṇuteva·A·3s«√kṛ nabʰasnnsa«√nabʰ payasnnsa«√pī  
    upastṛv···D··«upa~√stṛ camūnfdl brahmannsa«√bṛh nirṇijgv···D··«nis~√nij 



1. THE guerdon is bestowed: the Mighty takes his Seat, and, ever-Watchful, guards from fiend and evil sprite.
   Gold-hued, he makes the cloud his diadem, the milk his carpet in both worlds, and prayer his robe of state.



prá kṛṣṭihéva śūṣá eti róruvadasuryàṃ varṇaṃ ní riṇīte asya tám |
jáhāti vavríṃ pitúreti niṣkṛtámupaprútaṃ kṛṇute nirṇíjaṃ tánā || 2||



2.  prap (kṛṣṭinfs«√kṛṣ-hanjms«√han)jmsn ivac śūṣajmsn«√śvi etivp·A·3s«√i roruvattp·Amsn«√ru  
    asuryajmsa«√as varṇanmsa«√vṛ nip riṇīteva·A·3s«√rī ayamr3msg sasr3msa |
    jahātivp·A·3s«√hā vavrinmsa«√vṛ pitṛnmsg etivp·A·3s«√i niṣkṛtannsa«nis~√kṛ  
    upaprutjfsa«upa~√plu kṛṇuteva·A·3s«√kṛ nirṇijnfsa«nis~√nij tannfsi«√tan 



2. Strong, bellowing, he goes, like one who slays the folk; he lets this hue of Asuras flow off from him,
   Throws off his covering, seeks his father's meeting-place, and thus makes for himself the bright robe he assumes.



ádribʰiḥ sutáḥ pavate gábʰastyorvṛṣāyáte nábʰasā vépate matī́ |
sá modate násate sā́dʰate girā́ nenikté apsú yájate párīmaṇi || 3||



3.  adrinmpi«√dṛ sutajmsn«√su pavateva·A·3s«√pū gabʰastinmdl  
    vṛṣāyateva·A·3s«√vṛṣ nabʰasnnsi«√nabʰ vepateva·A·3s«√vip matinfsi«√man |
    sasr3msn modateva·A·3s«√mud nasateva·A·3s«√nas sādʰateva·A·3s«√sādʰ girnfsi«√gṝ  
    nenikteva·A·3s«√nij apnfpl yajateva·A·3s«√yaj parīmannmsl«√pṝ 



3. Onward he flows, from both the hands, pressed out with stones: excited by the prayer, the water makes him wild.
   He frolics and draws near, completes his work with song, and bathes in streams to satisfy the worshipper.



pári dyukṣáṃ sáhasaḥ parvatāvṛ́dʰaṃ mádʰvaḥ siñcanti harmyásya sakṣáṇim |
ā́ yásmingā́vaḥ suhutā́da ū́dʰani mūrdʰáñcʰrīṇántyagriyáṃ várīmabʰiḥ || 4||



4.  parip (dyunms-kṣajms«√kṣi)jmsa sahasjfpn«√sah (parvatanms-āvṛdʰjms«ā~√vṛdʰ)jmsa  
    madʰunnsg«√madʰ siñcantivp·A·3p«√sic harmyajnsg«√gṛh sakṣaṇijmsa«√sac |
    āp yasr3msl gonfpn (suhutanms«su~√hū-adjms«√ad)jfpn ūdʰannfsl«√ūdʰ  
    mūrdʰannmsl śrīṇantivp·A·3p«√śrī agriyanmsa«√aṅg varīmannnpi«√vṛ2 



4. They pour out meath around the Master of the house, Celestial Strengthener of the mountain that gives might;
   In whom, through his great powers, oblation-eating cows in their uplifted udder mix their choicest milk.



sámī rátʰaṃ ná bʰuríjoraheṣata dáśa svásāro áditerupástʰa ā́ |
jígādúpa jrayati górapīcyàṃ padáṃ yádasya matútʰā ájījanan || 5||



5.  samp īc ratʰanmsa«√ṛ nac bʰurijnmdl aheṣatava·U·3p«√hi  
    daśau svasṛnfpn aditiNfsg«a~√dā upastʰanmsl«upa~√stʰā āp |
    jigātvp·UE3s«√gā upap jrayativp·A·3s«√jri gonfsb apīcyajnsa«api~√añc  
    padannsa«√pad yadr3nsa ayamr3msg matutʰajmpn«√man ajījananvp·U·3p«√jan 



5. They, the ten sisters, on the lap of Aditi, have sent him forward like a car from both the arms.
   He wanders and comes near the Cow's mysterious place, even the place which his inventions have produced.



śyenó ná yóniṃ sádanaṃ dʰiyā́ kṛtáṃ hiraṇyáyamāsádaṃ devá éṣati |
é riṇanti barhíṣi priyáṃ girā́śvo ná devā́m̐ ápyeti yajñíyaḥ || 6||



6.  śyenanmsn nac yoninmsa«√yu sadanannsa«√sad dʰīnfsi«√dʰī kṛtajmsa«√kṛ  
    hiraṇyayajmsa«√hṛ āsadamv···D··«ā~√sad devanmsn«√div āp īṣativp·A·3s«√īṣ |
    āp īc riṇantivp·A·3p«√rī barhisnnsl«√barh priyajmsa«√prī girnfsi«√gṝ  
    aśvanmsn«√aś nac devanmpa«√div apip etivp·A·3s«√i yajñiyajmsn«√yaj 



6. Like as a falcon to his home, so speeds the God to his own golden wisely-fashioned place to rest.
   With song they urge the darling to the sacred grass: the Holy One goes like a courser to the Gods.



párā vyàkto aruṣó diváḥ kavírvṛ́ṣā tripṛṣṭʰó anaviṣṭa gā́ abʰí |
sahásraṇītiryátiḥ parāyátī rebʰó ná pūrvī́ruṣáso ví rājati || 7||



7.  parāa«√pṛ vyaktajmsn«vi~√añj aruṣajmsn«√ruṣ dyunmsb kavinmsn«√kū  
    vṛṣannmsn«√vṛṣ (triu-pṛṣṭʰanns«pra~√stʰā)jmsn anaviṣṭava·U·3s«√nū gonfpa abʰip |
    (sahasrau-nītinfs«√nī)jmsn yasr3mpa (parāa«√pṛ-yasr3ms)jmpa  
    rebʰaNmsn«√ribʰ nac pūrvījfpa«√pṝ uṣasnfpa«√vas2 vip rājativp·A·3s«√rāj 



7. From far away, from heaven, the red-hued noted Sage, Steer of the triple height, hath sung unto the kine.
   With thousand guidings he, leading this way and that, shines, as a singer, splendidly through many a morn.



tveṣáṃ rūpáṃ kṛṇute várṇo asya sá yátrā́śayatsámṛtā sédʰati sridʰáḥ |
apsā́ yāti svadʰáyā daívyaṃ jánaṃ sáṃ suṣṭutī́ násate sáṃ góagrayā || 8||



8.  tveṣajnsa«√tviṣ rūpannsa«√rūp kṛṇuteva·A·3s«√kṛ varṇanmsn«√vṛ ayamr3msg sasr3msn  
    yadr3nsl aśayatvp·Aa3s«√śī samṛtinfsl«sam~√ṛ sedʰattp·Ansl«√sidʰ sridʰnfpa«√sridʰ |
    (apnfs-sanjms«√san)jmsn yātivp·A·3s«√yā (svanms-dʰājfs«√dʰā)nfsi daivyajmsa«√div jananmsa«√jan  
    samp suṣṭutinfpa«su~√stu nasateva·A·3s«√nas samp (gonfs-agranns«√aṅg)jfsi 



8. His covering assumes a radiant hue; wherever he comes into the fight he drives the foe afar.
   The Winner of the Floods, with food he seeks the host of heaven, he comes to praises glorified with milk.



ukṣéva yūtʰā́ pariyánnarāvīdádʰi tvíṣīradʰita sū́ryasya |
divyáḥ suparṇó'va cakṣata kṣā́ṃ sómaḥ pári krátunā paśyate jā́ḥ || 9||



9.  ukṣannmsn«√ukṣ ivac yūtʰannpa«√yu pariyanttp·Amsn«pari~√i arāvītvp·U·3s«√ru  
    adʰip tviṣinfpa«√tviṣ adʰitavp·U·3s«√dʰā sūryanmsg«√sūr |
    divyajmsn«√div suparṇajmsn«su~√pṛ avap cakṣatavp·U·3s«√cakṣ kṣamnfsa  
    somanmsn«√su parip kratunmsi«√kṛ paśyateva·A·3s«√paśjfpa«√jan 



9. Like a bull roaming round the herds he bellows: he hath assumed the brilliancy of Surya.
   Down to the earth hath looked the heavenly Falcon: Soma with wisdom views all living creatures.






Sūkta 9.72 

háriṃ mṛjantyaruṣó ná yujyate sáṃ dʰenúbʰiḥ kaláśe sómo ajyate |
údvā́camīráyati hinváte matī́ puruṣṭutásya káti citparipríyaḥ || 1||



1.  harijmsa«√hṛ mṛjantivp·A·3p«√mṛj aruṣajmsn«√ruṣ nac yujyatevp·A·3s«√yuj  
    samp dʰenunfpi«√dʰe kalaśanmsl«√kal? somanmsn«√su ajyatevp·A·3s«√añj |
    udp vācnfsa«√vac īrayativp·A·3s«√īr hinvateva·A·3s«√hi matinfsi«√man  
    (purua«√pṝ-stutajms«√stu)jmsg katia cidc pariprījfpn«pari~√prī 



1. THEY cleanse the Gold-hued: like a red Steed is he yoked, and Soma in the jar is mingled with the milk.
   He sendeth out his voice, and many loving friends of him the highly lauded hasten with their songs.



sākáṃ vadanti bahávo manīṣíṇa índrasya sómaṃ jaṭʰáre yádāduhúḥ |
yádī mṛjánti súgabʰastayo náraḥ sánīḷābʰirdaśábʰiḥ kā́myaṃ mádʰu || 2||



2.  sākama«sa~√añc vadantivp·A·3p«√vad bahujmpn«√baṃh manīṣinjmpn«√man  
    indraNmsg«√ind somanmsa«√su jaṭʰarannsl yadc āduhurvp·Aa3p«ā~√duh |
    yadr3nsl mṛjantivp·A·3p«√mṛj sugabʰastijmpn nṛnmpn  
    sanīḷānfpi«sa-ni~√sad daśau kāmyajnsa«√kam madʰunnsa«√madʰ 



2. The many sages utter words in unison, while into Indra's throat they pour the Soma juice,
   When, with the ten that dwell together closely joined, the men whose hands are skilful cleanse the lovely meath.



áramamāṇo átyeti gā́ abʰí sū́ryasya priyáṃ duhitústiró rávam |
ánvasmai jóṣamabʰaradvinaṃgṛsáḥ sáṃ dvayī́bʰiḥ svásṛbʰiḥ kṣeti jāmíbʰiḥ || 3||



3.  aramamāṇajmsn«a~√ram atip etivp·A·3s«√i gonfpa abʰip  
    sūryanmsg«√sūr priyajmsa«√prī duhitṛnfsg«√duh tirasa«√tṝ ravanmsa«√ru |
    anup ayamr3msd joṣanmsa«√juṣ abʰaratvp·Aa3s«√bʰṛ vinaṃgṛsajmsn  
    samp dvayījfpi svasṛnfpi kṣetivp·A·3s«√kṣi2 jāminfpi«√jan 



3. He goes upon his way, unresting, to the cows, over the roaring sound which Surya's Daughter loves.
   The Falcon brought it to him for his own delight: now with the twofold kindred sisters is his home.



nṛ́dʰūto ádriṣuto barhíṣi priyáḥ pátirgávāṃ pradíva índurṛtvíyaḥ |
púraṃdʰivānmánuṣo yajñasā́dʰanaḥ śúcirdʰiyā́ pavate sóma indra te || 4||



4.  (nṛnms-dʰūtajms«√dʰū)jmsn (adrinms«√dṛ-sutajms«√su)jmsn barhisnnsl«√barh priyajmsn«√prī  
    patinmsn«√pā2 gonfpg pradivasa indunmsn«√ind ṛtviyajmsn«√ṛ |
    (purnfsa«√pṝ-dʰivantjms«√dʰā)jmsn manusnmsg«√man (yajñanms«√yaj-sādʰanajms«√sādʰ)jmsn  
    śucijmsn«√śuc dʰīnfsi«√dʰī pavateva·A·3s«√pū somanmsn«√su indraNmsv«√ind tvamr2msd 



4. Washed by the men, stone-pressed, dear on the holy grass, faithful to seasons, Lord of cattle from of old,
   Most liberal, completing sacrifice for men, O Indra, pure bright Soma, Indu, flows for thee.



nṛ́bāhúbʰyāṃ coditó dʰā́rayā sutò'nuṣvadʰáṃ pavate sóma indra te |
ā́prāḥ krátūnsámajairadʰvaré matī́rvérná druṣáccamvòrā́sadaddʰáriḥ || 5||



5.  (nṛnms-bāhunms«√bah)nmdi coditajmsn«√cud dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ sutajmsn«√su  
    (svajms-dʰajms«√dʰā)a pavateva·A·3s«√pū somanmsn«√su indraNmsv«√ind tvamr2msd |
    āp aprāsvp·U·2s«√prā kratunmpa«√kṛ samp ajairvp·U·2s«√ji adʰvaranmsl matinfpa«√man  
    vinmsn nac (drunms«√dru-sadjms«√sad)jmsn camūnfdl āp asadatvp·U·3s«√sad harijmsn«√hṛ 



5. O Indra, urged by arms of men and poured in streams, Soma flows on for thee after.his Godlike kind.
   Plans thou fulfillest, gatherest thoughts for sacrifice: in the bowls sits the Gold-hued like a roosting bird.



aṃśúṃ duhanti stanáyantamákṣitaṃ kavíṃ kaváyo'páso manīṣíṇaḥ |
sámī gā́vo matáyo yanti saṃyáta ṛtásya yónā sádane punarbʰúvaḥ || 6||



6.  aṃśunmsa«√aś duhantivp·A·3p«√duh stanayanttp·Amsa«√stan akṣitajmsa«a~√kṣi3  
    kavijmsa«√kū kavinmpn«√kū apasjmpn«√ap manīṣinnmpn«√man |
    samp īc gonfpn matinfpn«√man yantivp·A·3p«√i saṃyatasa«sam~√yat  
    ṛtannsg«√ṛ yoninmsl«√yu sadanannsl«√sad (punara-bʰūjms«√bʰū)nfsg 



6. Sages well-skilled in work, intelligent, drain out the stalk that roars, the Sage, the Everlasting One.
   The milk, the hymns unite them with him in the place of sacrifice, his seat who is produced anew.



nā́bʰā pṛtʰivyā́ dʰarúṇo mahó divò'pā́mūrmaú síndʰuṣvantárukṣitáḥ |
índrasya vájro vṛṣabʰó vibʰū́vasuḥ sómo hṛdé pavate cā́ru matsaráḥ || 7||



7.  nābʰinfsl«√nabʰ pṛtʰivīnfsg«√pṛtʰ dʰaruṇanmsn«√dʰṛ mahjmsg«√mah dyunmsg  
    apnfpg ūrminmsl«√ṛ sindʰunmpl«√sindʰ antara ukṣitajmsn«√ukṣ |
    indraNmsg«√ind vajranmsn«√vaj (vṛṣannms«√vṛṣ-bʰajms«√bʰā)jmsn (vibʰūjms«vi~√bʰū-vasunns«√vas)jmsn  
    somanmsn«√su hṛdnnsd pavateva·A·3s«√pū cārujmsn«√can (madnfs«√mad-saranms«√sṛ)jmsn 



7. Earth's central point, sustainer of the mighty heavens, distilled into the streams, into the waters' wave,
   As Indra's thunderbolt, Steer with far-spreading wealth, Soma is flowing on to make the heart rejoice.



sá tū́ pavasva pári pā́rtʰivaṃ rája stotré śíkṣannādʰūnvaté ca sukrato |
mā́ no nírbʰāgvásunaḥ sādanaspṛ́śo rayíṃ piśáṅgaṃ bahuláṃ vasīmahi || 8||



8.  sasr3msn tuc pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū parip pārtʰivajnsa«√pṛtʰ rajasnnsa«√raj  
    stotṛnmsd«√stu śikṣanttp·Amsn«√śak ādʰūnvatnmsd«ā~√dʰu cac sukratujmsv«su~√kṛ |
    māc vayamr1mpa nirp bʰākvp·UE2s«√bʰaj vasunnsb«√vas (sādananns«√sad-spṛśjms«√spṛś)jnsb  
    rayinmsa«√rā (piśnfs«√piś-aṅganms«√aṅg)jmsa bahulajmsa«√baṃh vasīmahivp·Ui1p«√van 



8. Over the earthly region flow thou on thy way, helping the praiser and the pourer, thou Most Wise.
   Let us not lack rich treasure reaching to our home, and may we clothe ourselves in manifold bright wealth.



ā́ tū́ na indo śatádātváśvyaṃ sahásradātu paśumáddʰíraṇyavat |
úpa māsva bṛhatī́ revátīríṣó'dʰi stotrásya pavamāna no gahi || 9||



9.  āp tuc vayamr1mpa indunmsv«√ind (śatau-dātujms«√dā)jnsa aśvyajmsa«√aś  
    (sahasrau-dātujms«√dā)jnsa paśumatjnsa«√paś hiraṇyavatjnsa«√hṛ |
    upap māsvava·Ao2s«√mā bṛhatījfpa«√bṛh revatījfpa«√rā iṣnfpa«√iṣ  
    adʰip stotrannsg«√stu pavamānanmsv«√pū vayamr1mpa gahivp·Ao2s«√gam 



9. Hither, O Indu, unto us a hundred gifts of steeds, a thousand gifts of cattle and of gold,
   Measure thou forth, yea, splendid ample strengthening food do thou, O Pavamana, heed this laud of ours.






Sūkta 9.73 

srákve drapsásya dʰámataḥ sámasvarannṛtásya yónā sámaranta nā́bʰayaḥ |
trī́nsá mūrdʰnó ásuraścakra ārábʰe satyásya nā́vaḥ sukṛ́tamapīparan || 1||



1.  srakvanmsl«√sṛj drapsanmsg dʰamattp·Ampn«√dʰam samp asvaranvp·U·3p«√svṛ  
    ṛtannsg«√ṛ yoninmsl«√yu samp arantava·U·3p«√ṛ nābʰinfpn«√nabʰ |
    triu sasr3msn mūrdʰannmpa asuranmsn cakreva·I·3s«√kṛ ārabʰev···D··«ā~√rabʰ  
    satyajnsg«√as naunfpn sukṛtjmsa«su~√kṛ apīparanvp·U·3p«√pṛ 



1. THEY from the spouting drop have sounded at the rim: naves speed together to the place of sacrifice.
   That Asura hath formed, to seize, three lofty heights. The ships of truth have borne the pious man across.



samyáksamyáñco mahiṣā́ aheṣata síndʰorūrmā́vádʰi venā́ avīvipan |
mádʰordʰā́rābʰirjanáyanto arkámítpriyā́míndrasya tanvàmavīvṛdʰan || 2||



2.  samyaka«sam~√añc samyañcjmpn«sam~√añc mahiṣajmpn«√mah aheṣatava·U·3p«√hi  
    sindʰunmsg«√sindʰ ūrminmsl«√ṛ adʰip venajmpn«√ven avīvipanvp·U·3p«√vip |
    madʰunnsg«√madʰ dʰārānfpi«√dʰṛ janayanttp·Ampn«√jan arkanmsa«√arc idc  
    priyājfsa«√prī indraNmsg«√ind tanūnfsa«√tan avīvṛdʰanvp·U·3p«√vṛdʰ 



2. The strong Steers, gathering, have duly stirred themselves,and over the stream's wave the friends sent forth the song.
   Engendering the hymn, with flowing streams of meath, Indra's dear body have they caused to wax in strength.



pavítravantaḥ pári vā́camāsate pitaíṣāṃ pratnó abʰí rakṣati vratám |
maháḥ samudráṃ váruṇastiró dadʰe dʰī́rā ícʰekurdʰarúṇeṣvārábʰam || 3||



3.  pavitravantjmpn«√pū parip vācnfsa«√vac āsateva·A·3p«√ās  
    pitṛnmsn ayamr3mpg pratnajmsn abʰip rakṣativp·A·3s«√rakṣ vratannsa«√vṛ2 |
    mahasa«√mah samudranmsa«sam~√ud varuṇaNmsn«√vṛ tirasa«√tṝ dadʰeva·I·3s«√dʰā  
    dʰīrajmpn«√dʰī idc śekurvp·I·3p«√śak dʰaruṇanmpl«√dʰṛ ārabʰamv···D··«ā~√rabʰ 



3. With sanctifying gear they sit around the song: their ancient Father guards their holy work from harm.
   Varuna hath o'erspread the mighty sea of air. Sages had power to hold him in sustaining floods.



sahásradʰāré'va té sámasvarandivó nā́ke mádʰujihvā asaścátaḥ |
ásya spáśo ná ní miṣanti bʰū́rṇayaḥ padépade pāśínaḥ santi sétavaḥ || 4||



4.  (sahasrau-dʰāranms«√dʰṛ)jmsl avap sasr3mpn samp asvaranvp·U·3p«√svṛ  
    dyunmsg nākanmsl«√nam (madʰunns«√madʰ-jihvanms)jmpn asaścatjmpn«a~√sac |
    ayamr3msg spaśnmpn«√spaś nac nip miṣantivp·A·3p«√miṣ bʰūrṇijmpn  
    (padannsl«√pad-padannsl«√pad)a pāśinnmpn«√paś santivp·A·3p«√as setujmpn«√si 



4. Sweet-tongued, exhaustless, they have sent their voices down together, in heaven's vault that pours a thousand streams.
   His wildly-restless warders never close an eye: in every place are found the bonds that bind man last.



pitúrmātúrádʰyā́ yé samásvarannṛcā́ śócantaḥ saṃdáhanto avratā́n |
índradviṣṭāmápa dʰamanti māyáyā tvácamásiknīṃ bʰū́mano diváspári || 5||



5.  pitṛnmsb mātṛnfsb«√mā adʰip āp yasr3mpn samasvaranvp·U·3p«sam~√svṛ  
    ṛcnfsi«√ṛc śocanttp·Ampn«√śuc saṃdahanttp·Ampn«sam~√dah avratajmpa«a~√vṛ2 |
    (indraNms«√ind-dviṣṭajms«√dviṣ)jfsa apap dʰamantivp·A·3s«√dʰam māyānfsi«√mā  
    tvacnfsa«√tvac asiknījfsa«a~√si bʰūmannnsg«√bʰū dyunmsb parip 



5. O'er Sire and Mother they have roared in unison bright with the verse of praise, burning up riteless men,
   Blowing away with supernatural might from earth and from the heavens the swarthy skin which Indra hates.



pratnā́nmā́nādádʰyā́ yé samásvarañcʰlókayantrāso rabʰasásya mántavaḥ |
ápānakṣā́so badʰirā́ ahāsata ṛtásya pántʰāṃ ná taranti duṣkṛ́taḥ || 6||



6.  pratnajmsb mānanmsb«√mā adʰip āp yasr3mpn samasvaranvp·U·3p«sam~√svṛ  
    (ślokanms«√śru-yantranns«√yam)jmpn rabʰasajmsg«√rabʰ mantunmpn«√man |
    apap anakṣajmpn badʰirajmpn«√bandʰ ahāsatava·U·3p«√hā  
    ṛtannsg«√ṛ patʰinnmsa«√pantʰ nac tarantivp·A·3p«√tṝ duṣkṛtjmpn«dus~√kṛ 



6. Those which, as guides of song and counselors of speed, were manifested from their ancient dwelling place,-
   From these the eyeless and the deaf have turned aside: the wicked travel not the pathway of the Law.



sahásradʰāre vítate pavítra ā́ vā́caṃ punanti kaváyo manīṣíṇaḥ |
rudrā́sa eṣāmiṣirā́so adrúha spáśaḥ sváñcaḥ sudṛ́śo nṛcákṣasaḥ || 7||



7.  (sahasrau-dʰāranms«√dʰṛ)jmsl vitatajmsl«vi~√tan pavitrannsl«√pū āp  
    vācnfsa«√vac punantivp·A·3p«√pū kavinmpn«√kū manīṣinnmpn«√man |
    rudrajmpn«√rud ayamr3mpg iṣirajmpn«√iṣ adruhjmpn«a~√druh  
    spaśnmpn«√spaś svañcjmpn«su~√añc sudṛśjmpn«su~√dṛś (nṛnms-cakṣasnns«√cakṣ)jmpn 



7. What time the filter with a thousand streams is stretched, the thoughtful sages purify their song therein.
   Bright-coloured are their spies, vigorous, void of guile, excellent, fair to see, beholders of mankind.



ṛtásya gopā́ ná dábʰāya sukrátustrī́ ṣá pavítrā hṛdyàntárā́ dadʰe |
vidvā́nsá víśvā bʰúvanābʰí paśyatyávā́juṣṭānvidʰyati karté avratā́n || 8||



8.  ṛtannsg«√ṛ (gonfs«√go-pājms«√pā2)nmsn nac dabʰanmsd«√dabʰ sukratujmsn«su~√kṛ  
    trīu sasr3msn pavitrannpa«√pū hṛdnnsl antara āp dadʰeva·I·3s«√dʰā |
    vidvaṅstp·Imsn«√vid sasr3msn viśvajnpa«√viś bʰuvanannpa«√bʰū abʰip paśyativp·A·3s«√paś  
    avap ajuṣṭajmpa«a~√juṣ vidʰyativp·A·3s«√vyadʰ kartanmsl«√kṛ avratajmpa«a~√vṛ2 



8. Guardian of Law, most wise, he may not be deceived: three Purifiers hath he set within his heart.
   With wisdom he beholds all creatures that exist: he drives into the pit the hated riteless ones.



ṛtásya tánturvítataḥ pavítra ā́ jihvā́yā ágre váruṇasya māyáyā |
dʰī́rāścittátsamínakṣanta āśatā́trā kartámáva padātyáprabʰuḥ || 9||



9.  ṛtannsg«√ṛ tantunmsn«√tan vitatajmsn«vi~√tan pavitrannsl«√pū āp  
    jihvānfsg agrannsl«√aṅg varuṇaNmsg«√vṛ māyānfsi«√mā |
    dʰīrajmpn«√dʰī cidc tadr3nsa saminakṣantatp·Ampn«sam~√naś āśatava·A·3p«√āś  
    ar3nsl kartanmsa«√kṛ avap padātivp·Ae3s«√pad aprabʰujmsn«a-



9. The thread of sacrifice spun in the cleansing sieve, on Varuna's tongue-tip, by supernatural might,-
   This, by their striving, have the prudent ones attained: he who hath not this power shall sink into the pit.






Sūkta 9.74 

śíśurná jātó'va cakradadváne svàryádvājyàruṣáḥ síṣāsati |
divó rétasā sacate payovṛ́dʰā támīmahe sumatī́ śárma saprátʰaḥ || 1||



1.  śiśunmsn«√śū nac jātanmsn«√jan avap cakradatvp·U·3s«√krand vanannsl«√van  
    svarnnsa yadc vājinnmsn«√vāj aruṣajmsn«√ruṣ siṣāsativp·A·3s«√san |
    dyunmsb retasnnsi«√rī sacateva·A·3s«√sac (payasnns«√pī-vṛdʰjfs«√vṛdʰ)jnsi  
    sasr3msa īmaheva·A·1p«√i sumatinfsi«su~√man śarmannnsa«√śri sapratʰasjnsa«sa~√pratʰ 



1. BORN like a youngling he hath clamoured in the wood, when he, the Red, the Strong, would win the light of heaven.
   He comes with heavenly seed that makes the water swell: him for wide-spreading shelter we implore with prayer.



divó yá skambʰó dʰarúṇaḥ svā̀tata ā́pūrṇo aṃśúḥ paryéti viśvátaḥ |
sémé mahī́ ródasī yakṣadāvṛ́tā samīcīné dādʰāra sámíṣaḥ kavíḥ || 2||



2.  dyunmsg yasr3msn skambʰanmsn«√skambʰ dʰaruṇanmsn«√dʰṛ svātatajmsn«su-ā~√tan ​
    āpūrṇajmsn«ā~√pṝ aṃśunmsn«√aś paryetivp·A·3s«pari~√i viśvatasa«√viś |
    tasr3msn ayamr3nda mahjnda«√mah rodasnnda yakṣatvp·Ue3s«√yaj āvṛta«ā~√vṛt  
    samīcīnajnda«sam~√añc dādʰāravp·I·3s«√dʰṛ samp iṣnfpa«√iṣ kavinmsn«√kū 



2. A far-extended pillar that supports the sky the Soma-stalk, filled full, moves itself every way.
   He shall bring both these great worlds while the rite proceeds: the Sage holds these who move together and all food.



máhi psáraḥ súkṛtaṃ somyáṃ mádʰūrvī́ gávyūtiráditerṛtáṃ yaté |
ī́śe yó vṛṣṭéritá usríyo vṛ́ṣāpā́ṃ netā́ yá itáūtirṛgmíyaḥ || 3||



3.  mahijnsn«√mah psarasnnsn«√psā sukṛtajnsn«su~√kṛ somyajnsn«√su madʰunnsn«√madʰ  
    urvījfsn«√vṛ (gonfs-yūtinfs«√yu)nfsn aditiNfsg«a~√dā ṛtannsa«√ṛ yatjmsd«√i |
    īśeva·A·3s«√īś yasr3msn vṛṣṭinfsg«√vṛṣ ir3nsb usriyajmsn vṛṣannmsn«√vṛṣ  
    apnfpg netṛnmsn«√ni yasr3msn (ir3nsb-ūtinfs«√av)jmsn ṛgmiyajmsn«√ṛc 



3. Wide space hath he who follows Aditi's right path, and mighty, well-made food, meath blent with Soma juice;
   He who from hence commands the rain, Steer of the kine, Leader of floods, who helps us hence, who claims our laud.



ātmanvánnábʰo duhyate gʰṛtáṃ páya ṛtásya nā́bʰiramṛ́taṃ ví jāyate |
samīcīnā́ḥ sudā́navaḥ prīṇanti táṃ náro hitámáva mehanti péravaḥ || 4||



4.  ātmanvatjnsn«√an nabʰasnnsn«√nabʰ duhyatevp·A·3s«√duh gʰṛtajnsa«√gʰṛ payasnnsa«√pī  
    ṛtannsg«√ṛ nābʰinfsn«√nabʰ amṛtannsa«a~√mṛ vip jāyatevp·A·3s«√jan |
    samīcīnajmpn«sam~√añc sudānujmpn«su~√dā prīṇantivp·A·3p«√prī sasr3msa  
    nṛnmpn hitajmsa«√dʰā avap mehantivp·A·3p«√mih perujmpn«√pṛ 



4. Butter and milk are drawn from animated cloud; thence Amrta is produced, center of sacrifice.
   Him the Most Bounteous Ones, ever united, love; him as our Friend the Men who make all swell rain down.



árāvīdaṃśúḥ sácamāna ūrmíṇā devāvyàṃ manuṣe pinvati tvácam |
dádʰāti gárbʰamáditerupástʰa ā́ yéna tokáṃ ca tánayaṃ ca dʰā́mahe || 5||



5.  arāvītvp·U·3s«√ru aṃśunmsn«√aś sacamānata·Amsn«√sac ūrminmsi«√ṛ  
    (devanms«√div-vījms«√vī)jmsn manusnmsd«√man pinvativp·A·3s«√pinv tvacnfsa«√tvac |
    dadʰātivp·A·3s«√dʰā garbʰanmsa«√grah aditiNfsg«a~√dā upastʰanmsl«upa~√stʰā āp  
    yasr3msi tokannsa«√tuc cac tanayanmsa«√tan cac dʰāmaheva·A·1p«√dʰā 



5. The Soma-stalk hath roared, following with the wave: he swells with sap for man the skin which Gods enjoy.
   Upon the lap of Aditi he lays the germ, by means whereof we gain children and progeny.



sahásradʰāré'va tā́ asaścátastṛtī́ye santu rájasi prajā́vatīḥ |
cátasro nā́bʰo níhitā avó divó havírbʰarantyamṛ́taṃ gʰṛtaścútaḥ || 6||



6.  (sahasrau-dʰāranms«√dʰṛ)jmsl avapr3fpn asaścatjfpn«a~√sac  
    tṛtīyajnsl santuvp·Ao3p«√as rajasnnsl«√raj prajāvatījfpn«pra~√jan |
    catasṛu nābʰnfpn«√nabʰ nihitajfpn«ni~√dʰā avasa dyunmsb  
    havisnnsa«√hu bʰarantivp·A·3p«√bʰṛ amṛtannsa«a~√mṛ (gʰṛtanns«√gʰṛ-ścutjms«√ścut)jfpa 



6. In the third region which distills a thousand streams, may the Exhaustless Ones descend with procreant power.
   The kindred Four have been sent downward from the heavens: dropping with oil they bring Amrta and sacred gifts.



śvetáṃ rūpáṃ kṛṇute yátsíṣāsati sómo mīḍʰvā́m̐ ásuro veda bʰū́manaḥ |
dʰiyā́ śámī sacate sémabʰí praváddiváskávandʰamáva darṣadudríṇam || 7||



7.  śvetajnsa«√śvit rūpannsa«√rūp kṛṇuteva·A·3s«√kṛ yada siṣāsativp·A·3s«√san  
    somanmsn«√su mīḷhvaṃstp·Imsn«√mih asuranmsn vedavp·I·3s«√vid bʰūmannnsg«√bʰū |
    dʰīnfsi«√dʰī śaminjmsn«√śam sacateva·A·3s«√sac sasr3msn īmc abʰip pravatnnsa  
    dyunmsg (kavannms-dʰajms«√dʰā)nnsa avap darṣatvp·Ue3s«√dṝ udrinnmsa«√ud 



7. Soma assumes white colour when he strives to gain: the bounteous Asura knows full many a precious boon.
   Down the steep slope, through song, he comes to sacrifice, and he will burst the water-holding cask of heaven,



ádʰa śvetáṃ kaláśaṃ góbʰiraktáṃ kā́rṣmannā́ vājyàkramītsasavā́n |
ā́ hinvire mánasā devayántaḥ kakṣī́vate śatáhimāya gónām || 8||



8.  adʰaa śvetajmsa«√śvit kalaśanmsa«√kal? gonfpi aktajmsa«√añj  
    kārṣmannnsl«√kṛṣ āp vājinnmsn«√vāj akramītvp·U·3s«√kram sasavaṃstp·Imsn«√san |
    āp hinvireva·A·3p«√hi manasnnsi«√man devayantjmpn«√div  
    kakṣīvatNmsd (śatau-himanms)jmsd gonfpg 



8. Yea, to the shining milk-anointed beaker, as to his goal, hath stepped the conquering Courser.
   Pious-souled men have sent their gifts of cattle unto Kaksivan of the hundred winters.



adbʰíḥ soma papṛcānásya te rásó'vyo vā́raṃ ví pavamāna dʰāvati |
sá mṛjyámānaḥ kavíbʰirmadintama svádasvéndrāya pavamāna pītáye || 9||



9.  apnfpi somaNmsv«√su papṛcānata·Imsg«√pṛc tvamr2msg rasanmsn«√ras  
    avinmsg vāranmsa«√vṛ2 vip pavamānajmsv«√pū dʰāvativp·A·3s«√dʰāv |
    sasr3msn mṛjyamānata·Amsn«√mṛj kavinmpi«√kū madintamajmsv«√mad  
    svadasvava·Ao2s«√svad indraNmsd«√ind pavamānajmsv«√pū pītinfsd«√pā 



9. Soma, thy juice when thou art blended with the streams, flows, Pavamana, through the long wool of the sheep.
   So, cleansed by sages. O best giver of delight, grow sweet for Indra, Pavamana! for his drink.






Sūkta 9.75 

abʰí priyā́ṇi pavate cánohito nā́māni yahvó ádʰi yéṣu várdʰate |
ā́ sū́ryasya bṛható bṛhánnádʰi rátʰaṃ víṣvañcamaruhadvicakṣaṇáḥ || 1||



1.  abʰip priyajnpa«√prī pavateva·A·3s«√pū (canasnns«√can-hitajms«√dʰā)jmsn  
    nāmannnpa«√nam yahvajmsn«√yah adʰip yasr3npl vardʰateva·A·3s«√vṛdʰ |
    āp sūryanmsg«√sūr bṛhatjmsb«√bṛh bṛhatjmsn«√bṛh adʰip  
    ratʰanmsa«√ṛ (viṣua-añcjms«√añc)jmsa aruhatvp·U·3s«√ruh vicakṣaṇajmsn«vi~√cakṣ 



1. 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.



ṛtásya jihvā́ pavate mádʰu priyáṃ vaktā́ pátirdʰiyó asyā́ ádābʰyaḥ |
dádʰāti putráḥ pitrórapīcyàṃ nāma tṛtī́yamádʰi rocané diváḥ || 2||



2.  ṛtannsg«√ṛ jihvānfsn pavateva·A·3s«√pū madʰunnsn«√madʰ priyajnsn«√prī  
    vaktṛnmsn«√vac patinmsn«√pā2 dʰīnfsg«√dʰī ayamr3fsg adābʰyajmpn«a~√dabʰ |
    dadʰātivp·A·3s«√dʰā putranmsn«√puṣ pitṛnmdl apīcyajnsa«api~√añc nāmannnsa«√nam  
    tṛtīyajnsa adʰip rocanannsl«√ruc dyunmsg 



2. The Speaker, unassailable Master of this hymn, the Tongue of sacrifice pours forth the pleasant meath.
   Within the lustrous region of the heavens the Son makes the third secret name of Mother and of Sire.



áva dyutānáḥ kaláśām̐ acikradannṛ́bʰiryemānáḥ kóśa ā́ hiraṇyáye |
abʰī́mṛtásya dohánā anūṣatā́dʰi tripṛṣṭʰá uṣáso ví rājati || 3||



3.  avap dyutānata·Amsn«√dyut kalaśanmpa«√kal? acikradatvp·U·3s«√krand  
    nṛnmpi yemānata·Imsn«√yam kośanmsl«√kuś āp hiraṇyayajmsl«√hṛ |
    abʰip īmr3msa ṛtannsg«√ṛ dohanajfpn«√duh anūṣatavp·U·3p«√nū  
    adʰip (triu-pṛṣṭʰanns«pra~√stʰā)jmsn uṣasnfpa«√vas2 vip rājativp·A·3s«√rāj 



3. Sending forth flashes he hath bellowed to the jars, led by the men into the golden reservoir.
   The milky streams of sacrifice have sung to him: he of the triple height shines brightly through the morns.



ádribʰiḥ sutó matíbʰiścánohitaḥ prarocáyanródasī mātárā śúciḥ |
rómāṇyávyā samáyā ví dʰāvati mádʰordʰā́rā pínvamānā divédive || 4||



4.  adrinmpi«√dṛ sutajmsn«√su matinfpi«√man (canasnns«√can-hitajms«√dʰā)jmsn  
    prarocayantp·Amsn«pra~√ruc rodasnnda mātṛnmda«√mā śucijmsn«√śuc |
    romannnpa«√ruh avyajnpa samayāa vip dʰāvativp·A·3s«√dʰāv  
    madʰunnsg«√madʰ dʰārānfsn«√dʰṛ pinvamānata·Afsn«√pinv (divanmsl-divanmsl)a 



4. Pressed by the stones, with hymns, and graciously inclined, illuminating both the Parents, Heaven and Earth,
   He flows in ordered season onward through the flee, a current of sweet juice still swelling day by day.



pári soma prá dʰanvā svastáye nṛ́bʰiḥ punānó abʰí vāsayāśíram |
yé te mádā āhanáso víhāyasastébʰiríndraṃ codaya dā́tave magʰám || 5||



5.  parip somanmsv«√su prap dʰanvavp·Ao2s«√dʰanv svastinfsd«su~√as  
    nṛnmpi punānajmsn«√pū abʰip vāsayavp·Ao2s«√vas āśirnfsa«ā~√śrī |
    yasr3mpn tvamr2msd madajmpn«√mad āhanasjmpn«ā~√han vihāyasjmpn«√hā  
    sasr3mpi indraNmsa«√ind codayavp·Ao2s«√cud dātavev···D··«√dā magʰanmsa«√maṃh 



5. Flow onward, Soma, flow to bring prosperity: cleansed by the men, invest thee with the milky draught.
   What gladdening drinks thou hast, foaming, exceeding strong, even with these incite Indra to give us wealth.






Sūkta 9.76 

dʰartā́ diváḥ pavate kṛ́tvyo ráso dákṣo devā́nāmanumā́dyo nṛ́bʰiḥ |
háriḥ sṛjānó átyo ná sátvabʰirvṛ́tʰā pā́jāṃsi kṛṇute nadī́ṣvā́ || 1||



1.  dʰartṛnmsn«√dʰṛ dyunmsg pavateva·A·3s«√pū kṛtvyajmsn«√kṛ rasanmsn«√ras  
    dakṣajmsn«√dakṣ devanmpg«√div anumādyanmsn«anu~√mad nṛnmpi |
    harijmsn«√hṛ sṛjānata·Amsn«√sṛj atyanmsn«√at? nac satvannmpi«√as  
    vṛtʰāa«√vṛ2 pājasnnpa«√pāj kṛṇuteva·A·3s«√kṛ nadīnfpl«√nad āp 



1. ON flows the potent juice, sustainer of the heavens, the strength of Gods, whom men must hail with shouts of joy.
   The Gold-hued, started like a courser by brave men, impetuously winneth splendour in the streams.



śū́ro ná dʰatta ā́yudʰā gábʰastyoḥ svàḥ síṣāsanratʰiró gáviṣṭiṣu |
índrasya śúṣmamīráyannapasyúbʰiríndurhinvānó ajyate manīṣíbʰiḥ || 2||



2.  śūranmsn«√śūr nac dʰatteva·A·3s«√dʰā āyudʰannpa«ā~√yudʰ gabʰastinmdl  
    svarnnsa siṣāsantp·Amsn«√san ratʰirajmsn«√ṛ (gonfs-iṣṭinfs«√iṣ)nmpl |
    indraNmsg«√ind śuṣmanmsa«√śuṣ īrayanttp·Amsn«√īr (apasnns-yujms«√yu)nmpi  
    indunmsn«√ind hinvānata·Amsn«√hi ajyatevp·A·3s«√añj manīṣinnmpi«√man 



2. He takes his weapons, like a hero, in his hands, fain to win light, car-borne, in forays for the kine.
   Indu, while stimulating Indra's might, is urged forward and balmed by sages skilful in their task.



índrasya soma pávamāna ūrmíṇā taviṣyámāṇo jaṭʰáreṣvā́ viśa |
prá ṇaḥ pinva vidyúdabʰréva ródasī dʰiyā́ ná vā́jām̐ úpa māsi śáśvataḥ || 3||



3.  indraNmsg«√ind somaNmsv«√su pavamānajmsn«√pū ūrminmsi«√ṛ  
    taviṣyamāṇajmsn«√tu jaṭʰarannpl āp viśavp·Ao2s«√viś |
    prap vayamr1mpd pinvavp·Ao2s«√pinv vidyutnfsn«vi~√dyut abʰrannpa ivac rodasnnda  
    dʰīnfsi«√dʰī nac vājanmpa«√vāj upap māsivp·A·2s«√mā śaśvatjmpa«√śaś 



3. Soma, as thou art purified with flowing wave, exhibiting thy strength enter thou Indra's throat.
   Make both worlds stream for us, as lightning doth the clouds: mete out exhaustless powers for us, as 'twere through song.



víśvasya rā́jā pavate svardṛ́śa ṛtásya dʰītímṛṣiṣā́ḷavīvaśat |
yáḥ sū́ryasyā́sireṇa mṛjyáte pitā́ matīnā́másamaṣṭakāvyaḥ || 4||



4.  viśvannsg«√viś rājannmsn«√rāj pavateva·A·3s«√pū (svarnnsa-dṛśjms«√dṛś)jmpa  
    ṛtannsg«√ṛ dʰītinfsa«√dʰī (ṛṣinms«√ṛṣ-sahjms«√sah)jmsn avīvaśatvp·U·3s«√vāś |
    yasr3msn sūryanmsg«√sūr asiranmsi«√as mṛjyatevp·A·3s«√mṛj  
    pitṛnmsn matinfpg«√man (asamaṣṭajms«√aś-kāvyanns«√kū)jmsn 



4. Onward he flows, the King of all that sees the light: the Rsis' Lord hath raised the song of sacrifice;
   Even he who is adorned with Surya's arrowy beam, Father of hymns, whose wisdom is beyond our reach.



vṛ́ṣeva yūtʰā́ pári kóśamarṣasyapā́mupástʰe vṛṣabʰáḥ kánikradat |
sá índrāya pavase matsaríntamo yátʰā jéṣāma samitʰé tvótayaḥ || 5||



5.  vṛṣannmsn«√vṛṣ ivac yūtʰannpa«√yu parip kośanmsa«√kuś arṣasivp·A·2s«√ṛṣ  
    apnfpg upastʰanmsl«upa~√stʰā (vṛṣannms«√vṛṣ-bʰajms«√bʰā)jmsn kanikradattp·Amsn«√krand |
    sasr3msn indraNmsd«√ind pavaseva·A·2s«√pū (madnfs«√mad-sarintamajms«√sṛ)jmsn  
    yadr3nsi jeṣāmavp·Ae1p«√ji samitʰanmsl«sam~√i (tvamr2msi-ūtinfs«√av)jmpn 



5. Like as a bull to herds, thou flowest to the pail, bellowing as a steer upon the water's lap.
   So, best of Cheerers, thou for Indra flowest on that we, with thy protection, may o'ercome in fight.






Sūkta 9.77 

eṣá prá kóśe mádʰumām̐ acikradadíndrasya vájro vápuṣo vápuṣṭaraḥ |
abʰī́mṛtásya sudúgʰā gʰṛtaścúto vāśrā́ arṣanti páyaseva dʰenávaḥ || 1||



1.  eṣasr3msn prap kośanmsl«√kuś madʰumantjmsn«√madʰ acikradatvp·U·3s«√krand  
    indraNmsg«√ind vajranmsn«√vaj vapusjmsg«√vap vapuṣṭarajmsn«√vap |
    abʰip īmr3msa ṛtannsg«√ṛ sudugʰajfpn«su~√duh (gʰṛtanns«√gʰṛ-ścutjfs«√ścut)jfpn  
    vāśrajfpn«√vāś arṣantivp·A·3p«√ṛṣ payasnnsi«√pī ivac dʰenunfpn«√dʰe 



1. MORE beauteous than the beautiful, as Indra's bolt, this Soma, rich in sweets, hath clamoured in the vat.
   Dropping with oil, abundant, streams of sacrifice flow unto him like milch-kine, lowing, with their milk.



sá pūrvyáḥ pavate yáṃ diváspári śyenó matʰāyádiṣitástiró rájaḥ |
sá mádʰva ā́ yuvate vévijāna ítkṛśā́norásturmánasā́ha bibʰyúṣā || 2||



2.  sasr3msn pūrvyajmsn«√pṝ pavateva·A·3s«√pū yasr3msa dyunmsb parip  
    śyenanmsn matʰāyatvp·Ae3s«√matʰ iṣitajmsn«√iṣ tirasa«√tṝ rajasnnsa«√raj |
    sasr3msn madʰunnsg«√madʰ āp yuvateva·A·3s«√yu vevijānata·Amsn«√vij idc  
    kṛśānunmsb«√kṛś astṛnmsb«√as manasnnsi«√man ahaa bibʰīvastp·Insi«√bʰī 



2. On flows that Ancient One whom, hitherward, from heaven, sped through the region of the air, the Falcon snatched.
   He, quivering with alarm and terrified in heart before bow-armed Krsanu, holdeth fast the sweet.



té naḥ pū́rvāsa úparāsa índavo mahé vā́jāya dʰanvantu gómate |
īkṣeṇyā̀so ahyò ná cā́ravo bráhmabrahma yé jujuṣúrhavírhaviḥ || 3||



3.  sasr3mpn vayamr1mpd pūrvajmpn«√pur uparajmpn indunmpn«√ind  
    mahjmsd«√mah vājanmsd«√vāj dʰanvantuvp·Ao3p«√dʰanv gomatjmsd |
    īkṣeṇyajmpn«√īkṣ ahīnmpn«√aṃh nac cārujmpn«√can  
    (brahmannns«√bṛh-brahmannns«√bṛh)nnsa yasr3mpn jujuṣurvp·I·3p«√juṣ (havisnns«√hu-havisnns«√hu)nnsa 



3. May those first freshest drops of Soma juice effused flow on, their way to bring us mighty strength in kine.
   Beauteous as serpents, worthy to be looked upon, they whom each sacred gift and all our prayers have pleased.



ayáṃ no vidvā́nvanavadvanuṣyatá índuḥ satrā́cā mánasā puruṣṭutáḥ |
inásya yáḥ sádane gárbʰamādadʰé gávāmurubjámabʰyárṣati vrajám || 4||



4.  ayamr3msn vayamr1mpg vidvaṅstp·Imsn«√vid vanavatvp·Ae3s«√van vanuṣyattp·Amsg«√van  
    indunmsn«√ind (satrāa-acjms«√añc)jnsi manasnnsi«√man (purua«√pṝ-stutajms«√stu)jmsn |
    inajmsg«√i yasr3msn sadanannsl«√sad garbʰanmsa«√grah ādadʰevp·I·3s«ā~√dʰā  
    gonfpg (urjfs«√vṛ-ubjjfs«√ubj)nfsa abʰip arṣativp·A·3s«√ṛṣ vrajamtp·A???«√vraj 



4. May that much-lauded Indu, with a heart inclined to us, well-knowing, fight against our enemies.
   He who hath brought the germ beside the Strong One's seat moves onward to the widely-opened stall of kine.



cákrirdiváḥ pavate kṛ́tvyo ráso mahā́m̐ ádabdʰo váruṇo hurúgyaté |
ásāvi mitró vṛjáneṣu yajñíyó'tyo ná yūtʰé vṛṣayúḥ kánikradat || 5||



5.  cakrijmsn«√kṛ dyunmsb pavateva·A·3s«√pū kṛtvyajmsn«√kṛ rasanmsn«√ras  
    mahatjmsn«√mah adabdʰajmsn«a~√dabʰ varuṇaNmsn«√vṛ huruka yatjmsd«√i |
    asāvivp·U·3s«√su mitranmsn«√mitʰ vṛjanannpl«√vṛj yajñiyajmsn«√yaj  
    atyanmsn«√at? nac yūtʰannsl«√yu (vṛṣannms«√vṛṣ-yujms«√yu)jmsn kanikradattp·Amsn«√krand 



5. The active potent juice of heaven is flowing on, great Varuna whom the forward man can ne'er deceive.
   Mitra, the Holy, hath been pressed for troubled times, neighing like an impatient horse amid the herd.






Sūkta 9.78 

prá rā́jā vā́caṃ janáyannasiṣyadadapó vásāno abʰí gā́ iyakṣati |
gṛbʰṇā́ti riprámávirasya tā́nvā śuddʰó devā́nāmúpa yāti niṣkṛtám || 1||



1.  prap rājannmsn«√rāj vācnfsa«√vac janayanttp·Amsn«√jan asiṣyadatva·U·3s«√syand  
    apnfpa vasānata·Amsn«√vas abʰip gonfpa iyakṣativp·A·3s«√yaj |
    gṛbʰṇātivp·A·3s«√grah riprannsa«√rip avinfsn ayamr3msg tānūnfsi«√tan  
    śuddʰajmsn«√śudʰ devanmpg«√div upap yātivp·A·3s«√yā niṣkṛtannsa«nis~√kṛ 



1. RAISING his voice the King hath flowed upon his way: invested with the waters he would win the kine.
   The fleece retains his solid parts as though impure, and bright and cleansed he seeks the special place of Gods.



índrāya soma pári ṣicyase nṛ́bʰirnṛcákṣā ūrmíḥ kavírajyase váne |
pūrvī́rhí te srutáyaḥ sánti yā́tave sahásramáśvā hárayaścamūṣádaḥ || 2||



2.  indraNmsd«√ind somaNmsv«√su parip sicyasevp·A·2s«√sic nṛnmpi  
    (nṛnms-cakṣasnms«√cakṣ)nmsn ūrminmsn«√ṛ kavinmsn«√kū ajyaseva·A·2s«√añj vanannsl«√van |
    pūrvījfpn«√pṝ hic tvamr2msg srutinfpn«√sru santivp·A·3p«√as yātavev···D··«√yā  
    sahasramu aśvanmpn«√aś harijmpn«√hṛ (camūnfs-sadjms«√sad)jmpn 



2. Thou, Soma, art effused for Indra by the men, balmed in the wood as wave, Sage, Viewer of mankind.
   Full many are the paths whereon thou mayest go: a thousand bay steeds hast thou resting in the bowls.



samudríyā apsaráso manīṣíṇamā́sīnā antárabʰí sómamakṣaran |
tā́ īṃ hinvanti harmyásya sakṣáṇiṃ yā́cante sumnáṃ pávamānamákṣitam || 3||



3.  samudriyajfpn«sam~√ud (apnfs-sarasnns«√sṛ)nfpn manīṣinjmsa«√man  
    āsīnajfpn«√ās antara abʰip somanmsa«√su akṣaranvp·Aa3p«√kṣar |
    tār3fpn īmr3msa hinvantivp·A·3p«√hi harmyajmsg«√gṛh sakṣaṇijmsa«√sac  
    yācanteva·A·3p«√yāc sumnajmsa«su~√man pavamānajmsa«√pū akṣitajmsa«a~√kṣi3 



3. Apsarases who dwell in waters of the sea, sitting within, have flowed to Soma wise of heart.
   They urge the Master of the house upon his way, and to the Eternal Pavamana pray for bliss.



gojínnaḥ sómo ratʰajíddʰiraṇyajítsvarjídabjítpavate sahasrajít |
yáṃ devā́saścakriré pītáye mádaṃ svā́diṣṭʰaṃ drapsámaruṇáṃ mayobʰúvam || 4||



4.  (gonfs-jitjms«√ji)jmsn vayamr1mpd somanmsn«√su (ratʰanms«√ṛ-jitjms«√ji)jmsn (hiraṇyanms«√hṛ-jitjms«√ji)jmsn  
    (svarnns-jitjms«√ji)jmsn (apnfs-jitjms«√ji)jmsn pavateva·A·3s«√pū (sahasrau-jitjms«√ji)jmsn |
    yasr3msa devanmpn«√div cakrireva·I·3p«√kṛ pītinfsd«√pā madanmsa«√mad  
    svādiṣṭʰajmsa«√svad drapsanmsa aruṇajmsa«√ruh (mayasnns«√mā-bʰuvanns«√bʰū)jmsa 



4. Soma flows on for us as winner of the kine, winner of thousands, cars, water, and light, and gold;
   He whom the Gods have made a gladdening draught to drink, the drop most sweet to taste, weal-bringing, red of hue.



etā́ni soma pávamāno asmayúḥ satyā́ni kṛṇvándráviṇānyarṣasi |
jahí śátrumantiké dūraké ca yá urvī́ṃ gávyūtimábʰayaṃ ca naskṛdʰi || 5||



5.  etadr3npa somaNmsv«√su pavamānajmsn«√pū (vayamr1mpa-yujms«√yu)jmsn  
    satyajnpa«√as kṛṇvanttp·Amsn«√kṛ draviṇannpa«√dru arṣasivp·A·2s«√ṛṣ |
    jahivp·Ao2s«√han śatrunmsa«√śad antikajmsl dūrakajmsl«√dū cac yasr3msn  
    urvījfsa«√vṛ (gonfs-yūtinfs«√yu)nfsa abʰayannsa«a~√bʰī cac vayamr1mpd kṛdʰivp·Ao2s«√kṛ 



5. Soma, as Pavamana thou, our faithful Friend, making for us these real treasures, flowest on.
   Slay thou the enemy both near and,far away: grant us security and ample pasturage.






Sūkta 9.79 

acodáso no dʰanvantvíndavaḥ prá suvānā́so bṛháddiveṣu hárayaḥ |
ví ca náśanna iṣó árātayo'ryó naśanta sániṣanta no dʰíyaḥ || 1||



1.  acodasjmpa«a~√cud vayamr1mpa dʰanvantuvp·Ao3p«√dʰanv indunmpn«√ind prap  
    suvānata·Ampn«√su (bṛhatjms«√bṛh-divanms)nmpl harijmpn«√hṛ |
    vip cac naśanvp·AE3p«√naś vayamr1mpa iṣnfsg«√iṣ arātijfpn«a~√rā  
    arijmsb«√ṛ naśantava·AE3p«√naś saniṣantava·Ue3p«√san vayamr1mpg dʰīnfpn«√dʰī 



1. SPONTANEOUS let our drops of Soma juice flow on, pressed, golden-hued, among the Gods of lofty heaven.
   Perish among us they who give no gifts of food! perish the godless! May our prayers obtain success.



prá ṇo dʰanvantvíndavo madacyúto dʰánā vā yébʰirárvato junīmási |
tiró mártasya kásya citpárihvṛtiṃ vayáṃ dʰánāni viśvádʰā bʰaremahi || 2||



2.  prap vayamr1mpd dʰanvantuvp·Ao3p«√dʰanv indunmpn«√ind (madanms«√mad-cyutjms«√cyut)jmpn  
    dʰanānnpn«√dʰanc yadr3npi arvatnmpa«√ṛ junīmasiva·A·1p«√jū |
    tirasa«√tṝ martanmsg«√mṛ kasr3msg cidc parihvṛtinfsa«pari~√hvṛ  
    vayamr1mpn dʰanannpa«√dʰan (viśvanns«√viś-dʰājfs«√dʰā)a bʰaremahiva·Ai1p«√bʰṛ 



2. Forward to us the drops, distilling meath, shall flow, like riches for whose sake we urge the horses on.
   Beyond the crafty hindering of all mortal men may we continually bear precious wealth away.



utá svásyā árātyā arírhí ṣá utā́nyásyā árātyā vṛ́ko hí ṣáḥ |
dʰánvanná tṛ́ṣṇā sámarīta tā́m̐ abʰí sóma jahí pavamāna durādʰyàḥ || 3||



3.  utac svajfsg arātinfsb«a~√rā arijmsn«√ṛ hic sasr3msn  
    utac anyajfsg arātinfsb«a~√rā vṛkajmsn hic sasr3msn |
    dʰanvannnsl«√dʰan nac tṛṣṇānfsn«√tṛṣ samp arītava·Ui3s«√ṛ sasr3mpa abʰip  
    somaNmsv«√su jahivp·Ao2s«√han pavamānajmsv«√pū durādʰījmpa«dus-



3. Yea, verily, foe of hate shown to himself is he, yea, verity, destroyer too of other hate.
   As thirst subdueth in the desert, conquer thou, O Soma Pavamana, men of evil thoughts.



diví te nā́bʰā paramó yá ādadé pṛtʰivyā́ste ruruhuḥ sā́navi kṣípaḥ |
ádrayastvā bapsati górádʰi tvacyàpsú tvā hástairduduhurmanīṣíṇaḥ || 4||



4.  dyunmsl tvamr2msg nābʰinfsl«√nabʰ paramajmsn«√pṛ yasr3msn ādadevp·I·3s«ā~√dā  
    pṛtʰivīnfsb«√pṛtʰ tvamr2msd ruruhurvp·I·3p«√ruh sānunnsl«√san kṣipnfpn«√kṣip |
    adrinmpn«√dṛ tvamr2msa bapsativp·A·3p«√bʰas gonfsg adʰip tvacnfsl«√tvac  
    apnfpl tvamr2msa hastanmpi duduhurvp·I·3p«√duh manīṣinjmpn«√man 



4. Near kin to thee is he, raised loftiest in the heavens: upon the earth's high ridge thy scions have grown forth.
   The press-stones chew and crunch thee on the ox's hide: sages have milked thee with their hands into the streams.



evā́ ta indo subʰvàṃ supéśasaṃ rásaṃ tuñjanti pratʰamā́ abʰiśríyaḥ |
nídaṃnidaṃ pavamāna ní tāriṣa āvíste śúṣmo bʰavatu priyó mádaḥ || 5||



5.  evac tvamr2msg induNmsv«√ind subʰūjmsa«su~√bʰū supeśasjmsa«su~√piś  
    rasanmsa«√ras tuñjantivp·A·3p«√tuj pratʰamajmpn abʰiśrījmpn«abʰi~√śrī |
    (nidnfsa«√nid-nidnfsa«√nid)a pavamānajmsv«√pū nip tāriṣasvp·Ue2s«√tṝ  
    āvisa«ā~√vid tvamr2msg śuṣmanmsn«√śuṣ bʰavatuvp·Ao3s«√bʰū priyajmsn«√prī madanmsn«√mad 



5. So do they hurry on thy strong and beauteous juice, O Indu, as the first ingredient of the draught.
   Bring low, thou Pavamana, every single foe, and be thy might shown forth as sweet and gladdening drink.






Sūkta 9.80 

sómasya dʰā́rā pavate nṛcákṣasa ṛténa devā́nhavate diváspári |
bṛ́haspáte ravátʰenā ví didyute samudrā́so ná sávanāni vivyacuḥ || 1||



1.  somanmsg«√su dʰārānfsn«√dʰṛ pavateva·A·3s«√pū (nṛnms-cakṣasnms«√cakṣ)nmsg  
    ṛtannsi«√ṛ devanmpa«√div havateva·A·3s«√hū dyunmsb parip |
    (bṛhnfsg«√bṛh-patinms«√pā2)Nmsg ravatʰanmsi«√ru vip didyuteva·I·3s«√dyut  
    samudranmpn«sam~√ud nac savanannpn«√su vivyacurvp·I·3p«√vyac 



1. ON flows the stream of Soma who beholds mankind: by everlasting Law he calls the Gods from heaven.
   He lightens with the roaring of Brhaspati: the lakes have not contained the pourings of juice.



yáṃ tvā vājinnagʰnyā́ abʰyánūṣatā́yohataṃ yónimā́ rohasi dyumā́n |
magʰónāmā́yuḥ pratiránmáhi śráva índrāya soma pavase vṛ́ṣā mádaḥ || 2||



2.  yasr3msa tvamr2msa vājinnmsv«√vāj agʰnyājfpn«a~√han abʰip anūṣatavp·U·3p«√nū  
    (ayasnms-hatajms«√han)jmsa yoninmsa«√yu āp rohasivp·A·2s«√ruh dyumatjmsn«√dyut |
    magʰavannmpg«√maṃh āyusnnsa«√i pratiranttp·Amsn«pra~√tṝ mahijnsa«√mah śravasnnsa«√śru  
    indraNmsd«√ind somaNmsv«√su pavaseva·A·2s«√pū vṛṣanjmsn«√vṛṣ madanmsn«√mad 



2. Thou, powerful Soma, thou to whom the cows have -lowed, ascendest bright with sheen, thine iron-fashioned home.
   Thou, lengthening our princes' life and high renown, flowest for Indra as his might to gladdening drink.



éndrasya kukṣā́ pavate madíntama ū́rjaṃ vásānaḥ śrávase sumaṅgálaḥ |
pratyáṅsá víśvā bʰúvanābʰí papratʰe krī́ḷanhárirátyaḥ syandate vṛ́ṣā || 3||



3.  āp indraNmsg«√ind kukṣinmsl pavateva·A·3s«√pū madintamajmsn«√mad  
    ūrjnfsa«√ūrj vasānata·Amsn«√vas śravasnnsd«√śru sumaṅgalajmsn«su~√maṅg |
    pratyañcjmsn«prati~√añc sasr3msn viśvajnpa«√viś bʰuvanannpa«√bʰū abʰip papratʰeva·I·3s«√pratʰ  
    krīḷanttp·Amsn«√krīḷ harijmsn«√hṛ atyanmsn«√at? syandateva·A·3s«√syand vṛṣannmsn«√vṛṣ 



3. Best giver of delight, he flows to Indra's throat, robing himself in might, Auspicious One, for fame.
   He spreads himself abroad to meet all things that be: the vigorous Tawny Steed flows sporting on his way.



táṃ tvā devébʰyo mádʰumattamaṃ náraḥ sahásradʰāraṃ duhate dáśa kṣípaḥ |
nṛ́bʰiḥ soma prácyuto grā́vabʰiḥ sutó víśvāndevā́m̐ ā́ pavasvā sahasrajit || 4||



4.  sasr3msa tvamr2msa devanmpd«√div madʰumattamajmsa«√madʰ nṛnmpn  
    (sahasrau-dʰāranms«√dʰṛ)jmsa duhateva·A·3p«√duh daśau kṣipnfpn«√kṣip |
    nṛnmpi somaNmsv«√su pracyutajmsn«pra~√cyu grāvannmpi«√gṝ sutajmsn«√su  
    viśvajmpa«√viś devanmpa«√div āp pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū (sahasrau-jitjms«√ji)jmsv 



4. The men, the ten swift fingers, milk thee out for Gods, even thee most rich in meath, with thousand flowing streams.
   Soma who winnest thousands, driven by the men, expressed with stones, bring, as thou flowest, all the Gods.



táṃ tvā hastíno mádʰumantamádribʰirduhántyapsú vṛṣabʰáṃ dáśa kṣípaḥ |
índraṃ soma mādáyandaívyaṃ jánaṃ síndʰorivormíḥ pávamāno arṣasi || 5||



5.  sasr3msa tvamr2msa hastinnmpn madʰumantjmsa«√madʰ adrinmpi«√dṛ  
    duhantivp·A·3p«√duh apnfpl (vṛṣannms«√vṛṣ-bʰajms«√bʰā)jmsa daśau kṣipnfpn«√kṣip |
    indraNmsa«√ind somaNmsv«√su mādayanttp·Amsn«√mad daivyajmsa«√div jananmsa«√jan  
    sindʰunmsg«√sindʰ ivac ūrminmsn«√ṛ pavamānajmsn«√pū arṣasivp·A·2s«√ṛṣ 



5. Deft-handed men with stones, the ten swift fingers, drain thee into waters, thee, the Steer enriched with sweets.
   Thou, Soma, gladdening Indra, and the Heavenly Host, flowest as Pavamana like a river's wave.






Sūkta 9.81 

prá sómasya pávamānasyormáya índrasya yanti jaṭʰáraṃ supéśasaḥ |
dadʰnā́ yádīmúnnītā yaśásā gávāṃ dānā́ya śū́ramudámandiṣuḥ sutā́ḥ || 1||



1.  prap somanmsg«√su pavamānajmsg«√pū ūrminmpn«√ṛ  
    indraNmsg«√ind yantivp·A·3p«√i jaṭʰarannsa supeśasjmpn«su~√piś |
    dadʰinnsi yadc īmc unnītajmpn«ud~√nī yaśasjnsi«√yaś gonfpg  
    dānanmsd«√dā śūranmsa«√śūr udamandiṣurva·U·3p«ud~√mand sutajmpn«√su 



1. ONWARD to Indra's throat move, beauteously adorned, the waves of Soma as he purifies himself,
   When they, brought forward with the lovely curd of kine, effused, have cheered the Hero to bestow his gifts.



ácʰā hí sómaḥ kaláśām̐ ásiṣyadadátyo ná vóḷhā ragʰúvartanirvṛ́ṣā |
átʰā devā́nāmubʰáyasya jánmano vidvā́m̐ aśnotyamúta itáśca yát || 2||



2.  acʰāp hic somanmsn«√su kalaśanmpa«√kal? asiṣyadatva·U·3s«√syand  
    atyanmsn«√at? nac voḷhṛnmsn«√vah (ragʰujms«√raṃh-vartaninfs«√vṛt)jmsn vṛṣannmsn«√vṛṣ |
    atʰāa devanmpg«√div ubʰayajmsg janmannnsg«√jan  
    vidvaṅstp·Imsn«√vid aśnotivp·A·3s«√aś amutasa ir3nsb cac yadr3nsa 



2. Hither hath Soma flowed unto the beakers, like a chariot-horse, a stallion swift upon his way.
   Thus, knowing both the generations, he obtains the rights and dues of Gods from yonder and from hence.



ā́ naḥ soma pávamānaḥ kirā vásvíndo bʰáva magʰávā rā́dʰaso maháḥ |
śíkṣā vayodʰo vásave sú cetúnā mā́ no gáyamāré asmátpárā sicaḥ || 3||



3.  āp vayamr1mpd somaNmsv«√su pavamānajmsn«√pū kiravp·Ao2s«√kṛ vasunnsa«√vas  
    indunmsv«√ind bʰavavp·Ao2s«√bʰū magʰavanjmsn«√maṃh rādʰasnnsg«√rādʰ mahjnsg«√mah |
    śikṣavp·Ao2s«√śak (vayasnns«√vī-dʰājms«√dʰā)jmsv vasunnsd«√vas sup cetunmsi«√citc vayamr1mpg gayanmsa«√gam ārea«√ṛ vayamr1mpb parāa«√pṛ sicasvp·AE2s«√sic 



3. While thou art cleansed, O Soma, scatter wealth on us; Indu, bestow great bounty as a liberal Prince.
   Giver of life, with wisdom help to opulence; strew not our home possessions far away from us.



ā́ naḥ pūṣā́ pávamānaḥ surātáyo mitró gacʰantu váruṇaḥ sajóṣasaḥ |
bṛ́haspátirmarúto vāyúraśvínā tváṣṭā savitā́ suyámā sárasvatī || 4||



4.  āp vayamr1mpd pūṣanNmsn«√pūṣ pavamānajmsn«√pū surātijmpn«su~√rā  
    mitraNmsn«√mitʰ gacʰantuvp·Ao3p«√gam varuṇaNmsn«√vṛ sajoṣasjmpn«sa~√juṣ |
    (bṛhnfsg«√bṛh-patinms«√pā2)Nmsn marutNmpn vāyuNmsn«√vā aśvinNmdn«√aś  
    tvaṣṭṛNmsn«√tvakṣ savitṛNmsn«√sū suyamājfsn«su~√yam sarasvatīNfsn«sa~√ras 



4. Hither let Pusan Pavamana come to us, Varuna, Mitra, bountiful, of one accord,
   The Maruts, Asvins, Vayu, and Brhaspati, Savitar, Tvastar, tractable Sarasvati.



ubʰé dyā́vāpṛtʰivī́ viśvaminvé aryamā́ devó áditirvidʰātā́ |
bʰágo nṛ́śáṃsa urvàntárikṣaṃ víśve devā́ḥ pávamānaṃ juṣanta || 5||



5.  ubʰanfdn (dyunmda-pṛtʰivīnfda«√pṛtʰ)nfdn (viśvannsa«√viś-invajms«√inv)jfdn  
    aryamanNmsn«√ṛ devanmsn«√div aditiNfsn«a~√dā vidʰātṛnmsn«vi~√dʰā |
    bʰagaNmsn«√bʰaj (nṛnms-śaṃsajms«√śaṃs)jmsn urujnsn«√vṛ (antara-īkṣajms«√ikṣ)nnsn  
    viśvajmpn«√viś devanmpn«√div pavamānajmsa«√pū juṣantava·Ae3p«√juṣ 



5. Both Heaven and Earth, the all-invigorating Pair, Vidhatar, Aditi, and Aryaman the God,
   Bhaga who blesses men, the spacious Firmament,-let all the Gods in Pavamana take delight.






Sūkta 9.82 

ásāvi sómo aruṣó vṛ́ṣā hárī rā́jeva dasmó abʰí gā́ acikradat |
punānó vā́raṃ páryetyavyáyaṃ śyenó ná yóniṃ gʰṛtávantamāsádam || 1||



1.  asāvivp·U·3s«√su somanmsn«√su aruṣajmsn«√ruṣ vṛṣanjmsn«√vṛṣ harijmsn«√hṛ  
    rājannmsn«√rāj ivac dasmajmsn«√daṃs abʰip gonfpa acikradatvp·U·3s«√krand |
    punānajmsn«√pū vāranmsa«√vṛ2 parip etivp·A·3s«√i avyayajmsa  
    śyenanmsn nac yoninmsa«√yu gʰṛtavantjmsa«√gʰṛ āsadamv···D··«ā~√sad 



1. EVEN as a King hath Soma, red and tawny Bull, been pressed: the Wondrous One hath bellowed to the kine.
   While purified he passes through the filtering fleece to seat him hawk-like on the place that drops with oil.



kavírvedʰasyā́ páryeṣi mā́hinamátyo ná mṛṣṭó abʰí vā́jamarṣasi |
apasédʰanduritā́ soma mṛḷaya gʰṛtáṃ vásānaḥ pári yāsi nirṇíjam || 2||



2.  kavinmsn«√kū (vedʰasnms«√vidʰ-yamjms«√yam)jmsi parip eṣivp·A·2s«√i māhinjmsa«√mah  
    atyanmsn«√at? nac mṛṣṭajmsn«√mṛj abʰip vājanmsa«√vāj arṣasivp·A·2s«√ṛṣ |
    apasedʰanttp·Amsn«apa~√sidʰ duritannpa«dus~√i somaNmsv«√su mṛḷayavp·Ao2s«√mṛḷ  
    gʰṛtannsa«√gʰṛ vasānata·Amsn«√vas parip yāsivp·A·2s«√yā nirṇijnfsa«√nij 



2. To glory goest thou, Sage with disposing skill, like a groomed steed thou rushest forward to the prize.
   O Soma, be thou gracious, driving off distress: thou goest, clothed in butter, to a robe of state.



parjányaḥ pitā́ mahiṣásya parṇíno nā́bʰā pṛtʰivyā́ giríṣu kṣáyaṃ dadʰe |
svásāra ā́po abʰí gā́ utā́saransáṃ grā́vabʰirnasate vīté adʰvaré || 3||



3.  parjanyanmsn«√pṛc pitṛnmsn mahiṣajmsg«√mah parṇinjmsg«√pṛ  
    nābʰinfsl«√nabʰ pṛtʰivīnfsg«√pṛtʰ girinmpl kṣayanmsa«√kṣi2 dadʰeva·I·3s«√dʰā |
    svasṛnfpn apnfpn abʰip gonfpa utac asaranvp·Aa3p«√sṛ  
    samp grāvannmpi«√gṝ nasateva·A·3s«√nas vītajmsl«√vī adʰvaranmsl 



3. Parjanya is the Father of the Mighty Bird: on mountains, in earth's center hath he made his home.
   The waters too have flowed, the Sisters, to the kine: he meets the pressing-stones at the beloved rite.



jāyéva pátyāvádʰi śéva maṃhase pájrāyā garbʰa śṛṇuhí brávīmi te |
antárvā́ṇīṣu prá carā sú jīváse'nindyó vṛjáne soma jāgṛhi || 4||



4.  jāyānfsn«√jan ivac patinmsl«√pā2 adʰip śevannsv«√śvi maṃhasevp·A·2s«√maṃh  
    pajrājfsg«√paj garbʰanmsv«√grah śṛṇuhivp·Ao2s«√śru bravīmivp·A·1s«√brū tvamr2msd |
    antara vāṇīnfpl«√vaṇ prap caravp·Ao2s«√car sup jīvasev···D··«√jīv  
    anindyajmsn«a~√nid vṛjanannsl«√vṛj somaNmsv«√su jāgṛhivp·Ao2s«√jāgṛ 



4. Thou givest pleasure as a wife delights her lord. Listen, O Child of Pajri, for to thee I speak.
   Amid the holy songs go on that we may live: in time of trouble, Soma, watch thou free from blame.



yátʰā pū́rvebʰyaḥ śatasā́ ámṛdʰraḥ sahasrasā́ḥ paryáyā vā́jamindo |
evā́ pavasva suvitā́ya návyase táva vratámánvā́paḥ sacante || 5||



5.  yadr3nsi pūrvajmpd«√pur (śatau-sanjms«√san)jmsn (amṛjms«√mṛ-dʰarajms«√dʰṛ)jmsn  
    (sahasrau-sanjms«√san)jmsn paryayāsvp·Aa2s«pari~√yā vājanmsa«√vāj indunmsv«√ind |
    evac pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū suvitajmsd«su~√i navyasea  
    tvamr2msg vratannsa«√vṛ2 anup apnfpn sacanteva·A·3p«√sac 



5. As to the men of old thou camest, Indu unharmed, to strengthen, winning hundreds, thousands,
   So now for new felicity flow onward: the waters follow as thy law ordaineth.






Sūkta 9.83 

pavítraṃ te vítataṃ brahmaṇaspate prabʰúrgā́trāṇi páryeṣi viśvátaḥ |
átaptatanūrná tádāmó aśnute śṛtā́sa ídváhantastátsámāśata || 1||



1.  pavitrannsn«√pū tvamr2msd vitatajnsn«vi~√tan brahmannnsg«√bṛh patinmsn«√pā2  
    prabʰujmsn«pra~√bʰū gātrannpa«√gā parip eṣivp·A·2s«√i viśvatasa«√viś |
    (ataptajms«a~√tap-tanūnfs«√tan)jmsn nac tadr3nsa āmajmsn aśnuteva·A·3s«√aś  
    śṛtajmpn«√śrā idc vahanttp·A?pn«√vah tadr3nsa samp āśatava·A·3p«√āś 



1. 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.



tápoṣpavítraṃ vítataṃ diváspadé śócanto asya tántavo vyàstʰiran |
ávantyasya pavītā́ramāśávo diváspṛṣṭʰámádʰi tiṣṭʰanti cétasā || 2||



2.  tapujmsg«√tap pavitrannsn«√pū vitatajnsn«vi~√tan dyunmsg padannsl«√pad  
    śocanttp·Ampn«√śuc ayamr3msg tantunmpn«√tan vip astʰiranva·U·3p«√stʰā |
    avantivp·A·3p«√av ayamr3msg pavītṛnmsa«√pū āśujmpn«√aś  
    dyunmsg pṛṣṭʰannsa«pra~√stʰā adʰip tiṣṭʰantivp·A·3p«√stʰā cetasnnsi«√cit 



2. High in the seat of heaven is spread the Scorcher's sieve: its threads are standing separate, glittering with light.
   The Swift Ones favour him who purifieth this: with consciousness they stand upon the height of heaven.



árūrucaduṣásaḥ pṛ́śniragriyá ukṣā́ bibʰarti bʰúvanāni vājayúḥ |
māyāvíno mamire asya māyáyā nṛcákṣasaḥ pitáro gárbʰamā́ dadʰuḥ || 3||



3.  arūrucatvp·U·3s«√ruc uṣasnfpa«√vas2 pṛśnijmsn«√spṛś agriyajmsn«√aṅg  
    ukṣannmsn«√ukṣ bibʰartivp·A·3s«√bʰṛ bʰuvanannpa«√bʰū (vājanms«√vāj-yujms«√yu)jmsn |
    māyāvinjmpn«√mā mamireva·I·3p«√mā ayamr3msg māyānfsi«√mā  
    (nṛnms-cakṣasnms«√cakṣ)nmpn pitṛnmpn garbʰanmsa«√grah āp dadʰurvp·I·3p«√dʰā 



3. The foremost spotted Steer hath made the Mornings shine, and yearning after strength sustains all things that be.
   By his high wisdom have the mighty Sages wrought: the Fathers who behold mankind laid down the germ,



gandʰarvá ittʰā́ padámasya rakṣati pā́ti devā́nāṃ jánimānyádbʰutaḥ |
gṛbʰṇā́ti ripúṃ nidʰáyā nidʰā́patiḥ sukṛ́ttamā mádʰuno bʰakṣámāśata || 4||



4.  gandʰarvanmsn ittʰāc padannsa«√pad ayamr3msg rakṣativp·A·3s«√rakṣ  
    pātivp·A·3s«√pā2 devanmpg«√div janimannnpa«√jan (atc-bʰutajms«√bʰū)jmsn |
    gṛbʰṇātivp·A·3s«√grah ripujmsa«√rip nidʰānfsi«ni~√dʰā (nidʰānfs«ni~√dʰā-patinms«√pā2)nmsn  
    sukṛttamajmpn«su~√kṛ madʰunnsg«√madʰ bʰakṣanmsa«√bʰaj āśatava·A·3p«√āś 



4. Gandharva verily protects his dwelling place; Wondrous, he guards the generations of the Gods.
   Lord of the snare, he takes the foeman with the snare: those who are most devout have gained a share of meath.



havírhaviṣmo máhi sádma daívyaṃ nábʰo vásānaḥ pári yāsyadʰvarám |
rā́jā pavítraratʰo vā́jamā́ruhaḥ sahásrabʰṛṣṭirjayasi śrávo bṛhát || 5||



5.  havisnnsn«√hu haviṣmantjmsv«√hu mahijnsn«√mah sadmannnsn«√sad daivyajnsn«√div  
    nabʰasnnsa«√nabʰ vasānata·Amsn«√vas parip yāsivp·A·2s«√yā adʰvaranmsa |
    rājannmsn«√rāj (pavitranns«√pū-ratʰanms«√ṛ)jmsn vājanmsa«√vāj āp aruhasvp·Aa2s«√ruh  
    (sahasrau-bʰṛṣṭinfs«√bʰrajj)jmsn jayasivp·A·2s«√ji śravasnnsa«√śru bṛhatjnsa«√bṛh 



5. Rich in oblations! robed in cloud, thou surpassest oblation, sacrifice, the mighty seat of Gods.
   King, on thy chariot-sieve thou goest up to war, and with a thousand weapons winnest lofty fame.






Sūkta 9.84 

pávasva devamā́dano vícarṣaṇirapsā́ índrāya váruṇāya vāyáve |
kṛdʰī́ no adyá várivaḥ svastimádurukṣitaú gṛṇīhi daívyaṃ jánam || 1||



1.  pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū (devanms«√div-mādanajms«√mad)jmsn vicarṣaṇijmsn«vi~√kṛṣ  
    (apnfs-sanjms«√san)jmsn indraNmsd«√ind varuṇaNmsd«√vṛ vāyuNmsd«√vā |
    kṛdʰivp·Ao2s«√kṛ vayamr1mpd adyaa varivasnnsa«√vṛ svastimatjnsa«su~√as  
    (urujms«√vṛ-kṣitinfs«√kṣi2)nfsl gṛṇīhivp·Ao2s«√gṝ daivyajmsa«√div jananmsa«√jan 



1. FLOW, cheering Gods, most active, winner of the flood, for Indra, and for Vayu, and for Varuna.
   Bestow on us to-day wide room with happiness, and in thine ample dwelling laud the Host of Heaven.



ā́ yástastʰaú bʰúvanānyámartyo víśvāni sómaḥ pári tā́nyarṣati |
kṛṇvánsaṃcṛ́taṃ vicṛ́tamabʰíṣṭaya índuḥ siṣaktyuṣásaṃ ná sū́ryaḥ || 2||



2.  āp yasr3msn tastʰauvp·I·3s«√stʰā bʰuvanannpa«√bʰū amartyajmsn«a~√mṛ  
    viśvajnpa«√viś somanmsn«√su parip tadr3npa arṣativp·A·3s«√ṛṣ |
    kṛṇvanttp·Amsn«√kṛ saṃcṛtnfsa«sam~√cṛt vicṛtnfsa«vi~√cṛt abʰiṣṭinmsd«abʰi~√as  
    indunmsn«√ind siṣaktivp·A·3s«√sac uṣasnfsa«√vas2 nac sūryanmsn«√sūr 



2. He who hath come a-near to creatures that have life, Immortal Soma flows onward to all of them.
   Effecting, for our aid, both union and release, Indu, like Surya, follows closely after Dawn.



ā́ yó góbʰiḥ sṛjyáta óṣadʰīṣvā́ devā́nāṃ sumná iṣáyannúpāvasuḥ |
ā́ vidyútā pavate dʰā́rayā sutá índraṃ sómo mādáyandaívyaṃ jánam || 3||



3.  āp yasr3msn gonfpi sṛjyatevp·A·3s«√sṛj (oṣanms«√uṣ-dʰijfs«√dʰā)nfpl āp  
    devanmpg«√div sumnannsl«su~√man iṣayanttp·Amsn«√iṣ upāvasujmsn«upa~√vas |
    āp vidyutnfsi«vi~√dyut pavateva·A·3s«√pū dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ sutajmsn«√su  
    indraNmsa«√ind somanmsn«√su mādayanttp·Amsn«√mad daivyajmsa«√div janannsa«√jan 



3. He who is poured with milk, he who within the plants hastes bringing treasure for the happiness of Gods,
   He, poured forth in a stream flows with the lightning's flash, Soma who gladdens Indra and the Host of Heaven.



eṣá syá sómaḥ pavate sahasrajíddʰinvānó vā́camiṣirā́muṣarbúdʰam |
índuḥ samudrámúdiyarti vāyúbʰiréndrasya hā́rdi kaláśeṣu sīdati || 4||



4.  eṣasr3msn syar3msn somanmsn«√su pavateva·A·3s«√pū (sahasrau-jitjms«√ji)jmsn  
    hinvānata·Amsn«√hi vācnfsa«√vac iṣirajfsa«√iṣ (uṣasnfs«√vas2-budʰjfs«√budʰ)jfsa |
    indunmsn«√ind samudranmsa«sam~√ud udp iyartivp·A·3s«√ṛ vāyunmpi«√vā  
    āp indraNmsg«√ind hārdinnsa«√hṛ kalaśanmpl«√kal? sīdativp·A·3s«√sad 



4. Winner of thousands, he, this Soma, flows along, raising a vigorous voice that wakens with the dawn.
   Indu with winds drives on the ocean of the air, he sinks within the jars, he rests in Indra's heart.



abʰí tyáṃ gā́vaḥ páyasā payovṛ́dʰaṃ sómaṃ śrīṇanti matíbʰiḥ svarvídam |
dʰanaṃjayáḥ pavate kṛ́tvyo ráso vípraḥ kavíḥ kā́vyenā svàrcanāḥ || 5||



5.  abʰip syar3msa gonfpn payasnnsi«√pī (payasnns«√pī-vṛdʰjfs«√vṛdʰ)jmsa  
    somanmsa«√su śrīṇantivp·A·3p«√śrī matinfpi«√man (svarnns-vidjfs«√vid)jmsa |
    (dʰanannsa«√dʰan-jayajms«√ji)jmsn pavateva·A·3s«√pū kṛtvyajmsn«√kṛ rasanmsn«√ras  
    viprajmsn«√vip kavinmsn«√kū kāvyannsi«√kū (svarnns-canasjms«√can)jmsn 



5. The kine with milk dress him who makes the milk increase, Soma, amid the songs, who finds the light of heaven.
   Winner of wealth, the effectual juice is flowing on, Singer and Sage by wisdom, dear as heaven itself.






Sūkta 9.85 

índrāya soma súṣutaḥ pári sravā́pā́mīvā bʰavatu rákṣasā sahá |
mā́ te rásasya matsata dvayāvíno dráviṇasvanta ihá santvíndavaḥ || 1||



1.  indraNmsd«√ind somaNmsv«√su suṣutajmsn«su~√su parip sravavp·Ao2s«√sru  
    apap amīvānfsn«√am bʰavatuvp·Ao3s«√bʰū rakṣasnnsi«√rakṣ sahap |
    māc tvamr2msg rasanmsg«√ras matsatavp·U·3p«√mad dvayāvinjmpn  
    draviṇasvantjmpn«√dru ihaa santuvp·Ao3p«√as indunmpn«√ind 



1. FLOW on to Indra, Soma, carefully effused: let sickness stay afar together with the fiends.
   Let not the double-tongued delight them with thy juice. here be thy flowing drops laden with opulence.



asmā́nsamaryé pavamāna codaya dákṣo devā́nāmási hí priyó mádaḥ |
jahí śátrūm̐rabʰyā́ bʰandanāyatáḥ píbendra sómamáva no mṛ́dʰo jahi || 2||



2.  vayamr1mpa samaryannsl«sa~√rī pavamānajmsv«√pū codayavp·Ao2s«√cud  
    dakṣanmsn«√dakṣ devanmpg«√div asivp·A·2s«√as hic priyajmsn«√prī madanmsn«√mad |
    jahivp·Ao2s«√han śatrunmpa«√śad abʰip āp bʰandanāyattp·Ampa«√bʰand  
    pibavp·Ao2s«√pā indraNmsv«√ind somanmsa«√su avap vayamr1mpg mṛdʰasnfpa«√mṛdʰ jahivp·Ao2s«√han 



2. O Pavamana, urge us forward in the fight thou art the vigour of the Gods, the well-loved drink.
   Smite thou our enemies who raise the shout of joy: Indra, drink Soma juice, and drive away our foes.



ádabdʰa indo pavase madíntama ātméndrasya bʰavasi dʰāsíruttamáḥ |
abʰí svaranti bahávo manīṣíṇo rā́jānamasyá bʰúvanasya niṃsate || 3||



3.  adabdʰajmsn«a~√dabʰ induNmsv«√ind pavaseva·A·2s«√pū madintamajmsn«√mad  
    ātmannmsn«√an indraNmsg«√ind bʰavasivp·A·2s«√bʰū dʰāsinmsn«√dʰā uttamajmsn |
    abʰip svarantivp·A·3p«√svar bahujmpn«√baṃh manīṣinnmpn«√man  
    rājannmsa«√rāj ayamr3msg bʰuvanannsg«√bʰū niṃsateva·A·3p«√niṃs 



3. Unharmed, best Cheerer, thou, O Indu, flowest on: thou, even thou thyself, art Indra's noblest food.
   Full many a wise man lifts to thee the song of praise, and hails thee with a kiss as Sovereign of this world.



sahásraṇītʰaḥ śatádʰāro ádbʰuta índrāyénduḥ pavate kā́myaṃ mádʰu |
jáyankṣétramabʰyàrṣā jáyannapá urúṃ no gātúṃ kṛṇu soma mīḍʰvaḥ || 4||



4.  (sahasrau-nītʰajms«√nī)jmsn (śatau-dʰāranms«√dʰṛ)jmsn (atc-bʰutajms«√bʰū)jmsn  
    indraNmsd«√ind indunmsn«√ind pavateva·A·3s«√pū kāmyajnsn«√kam madʰunnsn«√madʰ |
    jayanttp·Amsn«√ji kṣetrannsa«√kṣi2 abʰip arṣavp·Ao2s«√ṛṣ jayanttp·Amsn«√ji apnfpa  
    urujmsa«√vṛ vayamr1mpd gātunmsa«√gā kṛṇuvp·Ao2s«√kṛ somaNmsv«√su mīḷhvaṃstp·Imsv«√mih 



4. Wondrous, with hundred streams, hymned in a thousand songs, Indu pours out for Indra his delightful meath.
   Winning us land and waters, flow thou hitherward: Rainer of bounties, Soma, make broad way for us.



kánikradatkaláśe góbʰirajyase vyàvyáyaṃ samáyā vā́ramarṣasi |
marmṛjyámāno átyo ná sānasíríndrasya soma jaṭʰáre sámakṣaraḥ || 5||



5.  kanikradattp·Amsn«√krand kalaśanmsl«√kal? gonfpi ajyaseva·A·2s«√añj  
    vip avyayajmsa (samajms-ijms«√i)nmsi vāranmsa«√vṛ2 arṣasivp·A·2s«√ṛṣ |
    marmṛjyamānatp·Amsn«√mṛj atyanmsn«√at? nac sānasijmsn«√san  
    indraNmsg«√ind somaNmsv«√su jaṭʰarannsl samp akṣarasvp·Aa2s«√kṣi3 



5. Roaring within the beaker thou art balmed with milk: thou passest through the fleecy filter all at once.
   Carefully cleansed and decked like a prizewinning steed, O Soma, thou hast flowed down within Indra's throat.



svādúḥ pavasva divyā́ya jánmane svādúríndrāya suhávītunāmne |
svādúrmitrā́ya váruṇāya vāyáve bṛ́haspátaye mádʰumām̐ ádābʰyaḥ || 6||



6.  svādujmsn«√svad pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū divyannsd«√div janmannnsd«√jan  
    svādujmsn«√svad indraNmsd«√ind (suhavītujms«su~√hve-nāmannns«√nam)jmsd |
    svādujmsn«√svad mitraNmsd«√mitʰ varuṇaNmsd«√vṛ vāyuNmsd«√vā  
    (bṛhnfsg«√bṛh-patinms«√pā2)Nmsd madʰumantjmsn«√madʰ adābʰyajmsn«a~√dabʰ 



6. Flow onward sweet of flavour for the Heavenly Race, for Indra sweet, whose name is easily invoked:
   Flow sweet for Mitra, Varuna, and Vayu, rich in meath, inviolable for Brhaspati.



átyaṃ mṛjanti kaláśe dáśa kṣípaḥ prá víprāṇāṃ matáyo vā́ca īrate |
pávamānā abʰyàrṣanti suṣṭutíméndraṃ viśanti madirā́sa índavaḥ || 7||



7.  atyanmsa«√at? mṛjantivp·A·3p«√mṛj kalaśanmsl«√kal? daśau kṣipnfpn«√kṣip  
    prap viprajmpg«√vip matinfpn«√man vācnfpn«√vac īrateva·A·3p«√īr |
    pavamānajmsn«√pū abʰip arṣantivp·A·3p«√ṛṣ suṣṭutinfsa«√stu āp  
    indraNmsa«√ind viśantivp·A·3p«√viś madirajmpn«√mad indunmpn«√ind 



7. Ten rapid fingers deck the Courser in the jar: with hymns the holy singers send their voices forth.
   The filtering juices hasten to their eulogy, the drops that gladden find their way to Indra's heart.



pávamāno abʰyàrṣā suvī́ryamurvī́ṃ gávyūtiṃ máhi śárma saprátʰaḥ |
mā́kirno asyá páriṣūtirīśaténdo jáyema tváyā dʰánaṃdʰanam || 8||



8.  pavamānanmsn«√pū abʰip arṣavp·Ao2s«√ṛṣ suvīryannsa«su~√vīr urvījfsa«√vṛ  
    (gonfs-yūtinfs«√yu)nfsa mahijnsa«√mah śarmannnsa«√śri sapratʰasjnsa«sa~√pratʰ |
    mākisa vayamr1mpa ayamr3msg pariṣūtinfsn«pari~√sū īśatavp·AE3s«√īś  
    induNmsv«√ind jayemavp·Ai1p«√ji tvamr2msi (dʰananns«√dʰan-dʰananns«√dʰan)a 



8. While thou art purified pour on us hero strength, great, far-extended shelter, spacious pasturage.
   Let no oppression master this our holy work: may we, O Indu, gain all opulence through thee.



ádʰi dyā́mastʰādvṛṣabʰó vicakṣaṇó'rūrucadví divó rocanā́ kavíḥ |
rā́jā pavítramátyeti róruvaddiváḥ pīyū́ṣaṃ duhate nṛcákṣasaḥ || 9||



9.  adʰip dyunmsa astʰātvp·U·3s«√stʰā (vṛṣannms«√vṛṣ-bʰajms«√bʰā)jmsn vicakṣaṇajmsn«vi~√cakṣ  
    arūrucatvp·U·3s«√ruc vip dyunmsg rocanānfsi«√ruc kavinmsn«√kū |
    rājannmsn«√rāj pavitranmsa«√pū atip etivp·A·3s«√i roruvattp·Amsn«√ru  
    dyunmsg pīyūṣanmsa«√pyai duhateva·A·3p«√duh (nṛnms-cakṣasnms«√cakṣ)nmpn 



9. The Steer who sees afar hath risen above the sky: the Sage hath caused the lights of heaven to give their shine.
   The King is passing through the filter with a roar: they drain the milk of heaven from him who looks on men.



divó nā́ke mádʰujihvā asaścáto venā́ duhantyukṣáṇaṃ giriṣṭʰā́m |
apsú drapsáṃ vāvṛdʰānáṃ samudrá ā́ síndʰorūrmā́ mádʰumantaṃ pavítra ā́ || 10||



10. dyunmsg nākanmsl«√nam (madʰunns«√madʰ-jihvanms)jmpn asaścatjmpn«a~√sac  
     venajmpn«√ven duhantivp·A·3p«√duh ukṣannmsa«√ukṣ (girinms-stʰājms«√stʰā)jmsa |
     apnfpl drapsanmsa vāvṛdʰānatp·Amsa«√vṛdʰ samudranmsl«sam~√ud āp  
     sindʰunmsg«√sindʰ ūrminmsl«√ṛ madʰumantjmsa«√madʰ pavitrannsl«√pū āp 



10. High in the vault of heaven, unceasing, honey-tongued, the Loving Ones drain out the mountain-haunting Steer,-
   The drop that hath grown great in waters, in the lake meath-rich, in the stream's wave and in the cleansing sieve.



nā́ke suparṇámupapaptivā́ṃsaṃ gíro venā́nāmakṛpanta pūrvī́ḥ |
śíśuṃ rihanti matáyaḥ pánipnataṃ hiraṇyáyaṃ śakunáṃ kṣā́maṇi stʰā́m || 11||



11. nākanmsl«√nam suparṇajmsa«su~√pṛ upapaptivaṃstp·Amsa«upa~√pad  
     girnfpn«√gṝ venajmpg«√ven akṛpantavp·Aa3p«√kṛp pūrvījfpn«√pṝ |
     śiśunmsa«√śū rihantivp·A·3p«√rih matinfpn«√man panipnattp·Amsa«√pan  
     hiraṇyayajmsa«√hṛ śakunajmsa«√śak kṣāmannmsl stʰājmsa«√stʰā 



11. The Loving Ones besought with many voices the Eagle who had flown away to heaven.
   Hymns kiss the Youngling worthy of laudation, resting on earth, the Bird of golden colour.



ūrdʰvó gandʰarvó ádʰi nā́ke astʰādvíśvā rūpā́ praticákṣāṇo asya |
bʰānúḥ śukréṇa śocíṣā vyàdyautprā́rūrucadródasī mātárā śúciḥ || 12||



12. ūrdʰvajmsn«√vṛdʰ gandʰarvanmsn adʰip nākanmsl«√nam astʰātvp·U·3s«√stʰā  
     viśvajnpa«√viś rūpannpa«√rūp praticakṣāṇajmsn«prati~√cakṣ ayamr3msg |
     bʰānunmsn«√bʰā śukrajnsi«√śuc śocisnnsi«√śuc vip adyautvp·U·2s«√dyut  
     prap arūrucatvp·U·3s«√ruc rodasnnda mātṛnmda«√mā śucijmsn«√śuc 



12. High to heaven's vault hath the Gandharva risen, beholding all his varied forms and figures.
   His ray hath shone abroad with gleaming splendour: pure, he hath lighted both the worlds, the Parents.






Sūkta 9.86 

prá ta āśávaḥ pavamāna dʰījávo mádā arṣanti ragʰujā́ iva tmánā |
divyā́ḥ suparṇā́ mádʰumanta índavo madíntamāsaḥ pári kóśamāsate || 1||



1.  prap tvamr2msg āśujmpn«√aś pavamānajmsv«√pū (dʰīnfs«√dʰī-jūjms«√jū)jmpn  
    madajmpn«√mad arṣantivp·A·3p«√ṛṣ (ragʰunms«√raṃh-jajms«√jan)jmpn ivac tmanāa«√an |
    divyajmpn«√div suparṇajmpn«su~√pṛ madʰumantjmpn«√madʰ indunmpn«√ind  
    madintamajmpn«√mad parip kośanmsa«√kuś āsateva·A·3p«√ās 



1. THY gladdening draughts, O Pavamana, urged by song flow swiftly of themselves like sons of fleet-foot mares.
   The drops of Soma juice, those eagles of the heavens, most cheering, rich in meath, rest in the reservoir.



prá te mádāso madirā́sa āśávó'sṛkṣata rátʰyāso yátʰā pṛ́tʰak |
dʰenúrná vatsáṃ páyasābʰí vajríṇamíndramíndavo mádʰumanta ūrmáyaḥ || 2||



2.  prap tvamr2msg madajmpn«√mad madirajmpn«√mad āśujmsn«√aś  
    asṛkṣatava·U·3p«√sṛj ratʰyajmpn«√ṛ yadr3nsi (pṛtʰjms«√pṛtʰ-añcjms«√añc)a |
    dʰenunfsn«√dʰe nac vatsanmsa payasnnsi«√pī abʰip vajrinnmsa«√vaj  
    indraNmsa«√ind indunmpn«√ind madʰumantjmpn«√madʰ ūrminmpn«√ṛ 



2. As rapid chariot-steeds, so turned in several ways have thine exhilarating juices darted forth,
   Soma-drops rich in meath, waves, to the Thunder-armed, to Indra, like milch-kine who seek their calf with milk.



átyo ná hiyānó abʰí vā́jamarṣa svarvítkóśaṃ divó ádrimātaram |
vṛ́ṣā pavítre ádʰi sā́no avyáye sómaḥ punāná indriyā́ya dʰā́yase || 3||



3.  atyanmsn«√at? nac hiyānata·Amsn«√hi abʰip vājanmsa«√vāj arṣavp·Ao2s«√ṛṣ  
    (svarnns-vidjms«√vid)jmsn kośanmsa«√kuś dyunmsg (adrinms«√dṛ-mātṛnfs«√mā)nmsa |
    vṛṣannmsn«√vṛṣ pavitrannsl«√pū adʰip sānunmsl«√san avyayajmsl  
    somanmsn«√su punānajmsn«√pū indriyajnsd«√ind dʰāyasnnsd«√dʰe 



3. Like a steed urged to battle, finder of the light; speed onward to the cloud-born reservoir of heaven,
   A Steer that o'er the woolly surface seeks the sieve, Soma while purified for Indra's nourishment.



prá ta ā́śvinīḥ pavamāna dʰījúvo divyā́ asṛgranpáyasā dʰárīmaṇi |
prā́ntárṛ́ṣaya stʰā́virīrasṛkṣata yé tvā mṛjántyṛṣiṣāṇa vedʰásaḥ || 4||



4.  prap tvamr2msg āśvinījfpa«√aś pavamānajmsv«√pū (dʰīnfs«√dʰī-jūjfs«√jū)jfpa  
    divyajfpa«√div asṛgranva·U·3p«√sṛj payasnnsi«√pī dʰarīmannmsl«√dʰṛ |
    prap antara ṛṣinmpn«√ṛṣ stʰāvirījfpa«√stʰū asṛkṣatava·U·3p«√sṛj  
    yasr3mpn tvamr2msa mṛjantivp·A·3p«√mṛj (ṛṣinms«√ṛṣ-sānajms«√san)jmsn vedʰasjmpn«√vidʰ 



4. Fleet as swift steeds, thy drops, divine, thought-swift, have been, O Pavamana, poured with milk into the vat.
   The Rsis have poured in continuous Soma drops, ordainers who adorn thee, Friend whom Rsis love.



víśvā dʰā́māni viśvacakṣa ṛ́bʰvasaḥ prabʰóste satáḥ pári yanti ketávaḥ |
vyānaśíḥ pavase soma dʰármabʰiḥ pátirvíśvasya bʰúvanasya rājasi || 5||



5.  viśvajnpa«√viś dʰāmannnpa«√dʰā (viśvanns«√viś-cakṣasjms«√cakṣ)jmsv ṛbʰvasjmsg«√rabʰ  
    prabʰunmsg«pra~√bʰū tvamr2msg sattp·Amsg«√as parip yantivp·A·3p«√i ketujmpn«√cit |
    (vyānanns«vi~√an-śijms«√śī)jmsn pavaseva·A·2s«√pū somaNmsv«√su dʰarmannnpi«√dʰṛ  
    patinmsn«√pā2 viśvajnsg«√viś bʰuvanannsg«√bʰū rājasivp·A·2s«√rāj 



5. O thou who seest all things, Sovereign as thou art and passing strong, thy rays encompass all abodes.
   Pervading with thy natural powers thou flowest on, and as the whole world's Lord, O Soma, thou art King.



ubʰayátaḥ pávamānasya raśmáyo dʰruvásya satáḥ pári yanti ketávaḥ |
yádī pavítre ádʰi mṛjyáte háriḥ sáttā ní yónā kaláśeṣu sīdati || 6||



6.  ubʰayatasa pavamānajmsg«√pū raśminmpn«√raś  
    dʰruvajmsg«√dʰṛ sattp·Amsg«√as parip yantivp·A·3p«√i ketujmpn«√cit |
    yadr3nsl pavitrannsl«√pū adʰip mṛjyatevp·A·3s«√mṛj harijmsn«√hṛ  
    sattṛjmsn«√sad nip yoninmsl«√yu kalaśanmpl«√kal? sīdativp·A·3s«√sad 



6. The beams of Pavamana, sent from earth and heaven, his ensigns who is ever steadfast, travel round.
   When on the sieve the Golden-hued is cleansed, he rests within the vats as one who seats him in his place.



yajñásya ketúḥ pavate svadʰvaráḥ sómo devā́nāmúpa yāti niṣkṛtám |
sahásradʰāraḥ pári kóśamarṣati vṛ́ṣā pavítramátyeti róruvat || 7||



7.  yajñanmsg«√yaj ketunmsn«√cit pavateva·A·3s«√pū svadʰvarajmsn  
    somanmsn«√su devanmpg«√div upap yātivp·A·3s«√yā niṣkṛtannsa«nis~√kṛ |
    (sahasrau-dʰāranms«√dʰṛ)jmsn parip kośanmsa«√kuś arṣativp·A·3s«√ṛṣ  
    vṛṣanmsn«√vṛṣ pavitrannsa«√pū atip etivp·A·3s«√i roruvattp·Amsn«√ru 



7. Served with fair rites he flows, ensign of sacrifice: Soma advances to the special place of Gods.
   He speeds with thousand currents to the reservoir, and passes through the filter bellowing as a bull.



rā́jā samudráṃ nadyò ví gāhate'pā́mūrmíṃ sacate síndʰuṣu śritáḥ |
ádʰyastʰātsā́nu pávamāno avyáyaṃ nā́bʰā pṛtʰivyā́ dʰarúṇo mahó diváḥ || 8||



8.  rājannmsn«√rāj samudranmsa«sam~√ud nadīnfpa«√nad vip gāhateva·A·3s«√gāh  
    apnfpg ūrminmsa«√ṛ sacateva·A·3s«√sac sindʰunmpl«√sindʰ śritajmsn«√śri |
    adʰip astʰātvp·U·3s«√stʰā sānunnsa«√san pavamānanmsn«√pū avyayajmsa  
    nābʰinfsl«√nabʰ pṛtʰivīnfsg«√pṛtʰ dʰaruṇanmsn«√dʰṛ mahjmsg«√mah dyunmsg 



8. The Sovereign dips him in the seas and the streams, and set in rivers with the waters' wave moves on.
   High heaven's Sustainer at the central point of earth, raised on the fleecy surface Pavamana stands.



divó ná sā́nu stanáyannacikradaddyaúśca yásya pṛtʰivī́ ca dʰármabʰiḥ |
índrasya sakʰyáṃ pavate vivévidatsómaḥ punānáḥ kaláśeṣu sīdati || 9||



9.  dyunmsg nac sānunnsa«√san stanayanttp·Amsn«√stan acikradatvp·U·3s«√krand  
    dyunmsn cac yasr3msg pṛtʰivīnfsn«√pṛtʰ cac dʰarmannnpi«√dʰṛ |
    indraNmsg«√ind sakʰyannsa«√sac pavateva·A·3s«√pū vivevidattp·Amsn«√vid  
    somanmsn«√su punānajmsn«√pū kalaśanmpl«√kal? sīdativp·A·3s«√sad 



9. He on whose high decree the heavens and earth depend hath roared and thundered like the summit of the sky.
   Soma flows on obtaining Indra's friendly love, and, as they purify him, settles in the jars.



jyótiryajñásya pavate mádʰu priyáṃ pitā́ devā́nāṃ janitā́ vibʰū́vasuḥ |
dádʰāti rátnaṃ svadʰáyorapīcyàṃ madíntamo matsará indriyó rásaḥ || 10||



10. jyotisnnsn«√jyot yajñanmsg«√yaj pavateva·A·3s«√pū madʰunnsn«√madʰ priyajnsn«√prī  
     pitṛnmsn devanmpg«√div janitṛnmsn«√jan (vibʰūjns«vi~√bʰū-vasunns«√vas)jmsn |
     dadʰātivp·A·3s«√dʰā ratnannsa«√rā (svanms-dʰājfs«√dʰā)nfdl apīcyajnsa«api~√añc  
     madintamajmsn«√mad (madnfs«√mad-saranms«√sṛ)jmsn indriyajmsn«√ind rasanmsn«√ras 



10. He, light of sacrifice distills delicious meath, most wealthy, Father and begetter of the Gods.
   He, gladdening, best of Cheerers, juice that Indra loves, enriches with mysterious treasure earth and heaven.



abʰikrándankaláśaṃ vājyàrṣati pátirdiváḥ śatádʰāro vicakṣaṇáḥ |
hárirmitrásya sádaneṣu sīdati marmṛjānó'vibʰiḥ síndʰubʰirvṛ́ṣā || 11||



11. abʰikrandanttp·Amsn«abʰi~√krand kalaśanmsa«√kal? vājinnmsn«√vāj arṣativp·A·3s«√ṛṣ  
     patinmsn«√pā2 dyunmsg (śatau-dʰāranms«√dʰṛ)jmsn vicakṣaṇajmsn«vi~√cakṣ |
     harijmsn«√hṛ mitranmsg«√mitʰ sadanannpl«√sad sīdativp·A·3s«√sad  
     marmṛjānata·Amsn«√mṛj avijnpi«√av sindʰunmpi«√sindʰ vṛṣanjmsn«√vṛṣ 



11. The vigorous and far-seeing one, the Lord of heaven, flows, shouting 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.



ágre síndʰūnāṃ pávamāno arṣatyágre vācó agriyó góṣu gacʰati |
ágre vā́jasya bʰajate mahādʰanáṃ svāyudʰáḥ sotṛ́bʰiḥ pūyate vṛ́ṣā || 12||



12. agrannsl«√aṅg sindʰunmpg«√sindʰ pavamānajmsn«√pū arṣativp·A·3s«√ṛṣ  
     agrannsl«√aṅg vācnfsg«√vac agriyanmsn«√aṅg gonfpl gacʰativp·A·3s«√gam |
     agrannsl«√aṅg vājanmsg«√vāj bʰajateva·A·3s«√bʰaj (mahatjns«√mah-dʰananns«√dʰan)nnsa  
     svāyudʰajmsn«su-ā~√yudʰ sotṛnmpi«√su pūyatevp·A·3s«√pū vṛṣannmsn«√vṛṣ 



12. In forefront of the rivers Pavamana speeds, in forefront of the hymn, foremost among the kine.
   He shares the mighty booty in the van of war: the well-armed Steer is purified by worshippers.



ayáṃ matávāñcʰakunó yátʰā hitó'vye sasāra pávamāna ūrmíṇā |
táva krátvā ródasī antarā́ kave śúcirdʰiyā́ pavate sóma indra te || 13||



13. ayamr3msn matavatjmsn«√man śakunajmsn«√śak yadr3nsi hitajmsn«√hi  
     avyajnsl sasāravp·I·3s«√sṛ pavamānanmsn«√pū ūrminmsi«√ṛ |
     tvamr2msg kratunmsi«√kṛ rodasnnda antarāa kavinmsv«√kū  
     śucijmsn«√śuc dʰīnfsi«√dʰī pavateva·A·3s«√pū somanmsn«√su indraNmsv«√ind tvamr2msd 



13. This heedful Pavamana, like a bird sent forth, hath with his wave flowed onward to the fleecy sieve.
   O Indra, through thy wisdom, b thy thought, O Sage, Soma flows bright and pure between the earth and heaven.



drāpíṃ vásāno yajató divispṛ́śamantarikṣaprā́ bʰúvaneṣvárpitaḥ |
svàrjajñānó nábʰasābʰyàkramītpratnámasya pitáramā́ vivāsati || 14||



14. drāpinmsa«√drā vasānata·Amsn«√vas yajatajmsn«√yaj (dyunmsl-spṛśjms«√spṛś)jmsa  
     (antara-īkṣajms«√ikṣ-prājms«√pṛ)jmsn bʰuvanannpl«√bʰū arpitajmsn«√ṛ |
     svarnnsl jajñānata·Imsn«√jan nabʰasnnsi«√nabʰ abʰip akramītvp·U·3s«√kram  
     pratnajmsa ayamr3msg pitṛnmsa āp vivāsativp·A·3s«√van 



14. He, clad in mail that reaches heaven, the Holy One, filling the firmament stationed amid the worlds,
   Knowing. the realm of light, hath come to us in rain: he summons to himself his own primeval Sire.



só asya viśé máhi śárma yacʰati yó asya dʰā́ma pratʰamáṃ vyānaśé |
padáṃ yádasya paramé vyomanyáto víśvā abʰí sáṃ yāti saṃyátaḥ || 15||



15. sasr3msn ayamr3msg viśnfsd«√viś mahijnsa«√mah śarmannnsa«√śri yacʰativp·A·3s«√yam  
     yasr3msn ayamr3msg dʰāmannnsn«√dʰā pratʰamajnsn (vyānanns«vi~√an-śajms«√śī)jmsl |
     padannsn«√pad yadc ayamr3msg paramajnsl«√pṛ vyomannnsl«√vye ar3nsb  
     viśvajfpa«√viś abʰip samp yātivp·A·3s«√yā saṃyatasa«sam~√yat 



15. He who was first of all to penetrate his form bestowed upon his race wide shelter and defense.
   From that high station which he hath in loftiest heaven he comes victorious to all encounters here.



pró ayāsīdínduríndrasya niṣkṛtáṃ sákʰā sákʰyurná prá mināti saṃgíram |
márya iva yuvatíbʰiḥ sámarṣati sómaḥ kaláśe śatáyāmnā patʰā́ || 16||



16. prap uc ayāsītvp·U·3s«√yā indunmsn«√ind indraNmsg«√ind niṣkṛtannsa«nis~√kṛ  
     sakʰinmsn«√sac sakʰinmsg«√sac nac prap minātivp·A·3s«√mī saṃgirnfsa«sam~√gṝ |
     maryanmsn«√mṛ ivac yuvatinfpi«√yu samp arṣativp·A·3s«√ṛṣ  
     somanmsn«√su kalaśanmsl«√kal? (śatau-yāmannns«√yā)jmsi patʰinnmsi«√pantʰ 



16. Indu hath started for Indra's special place and slights not as a Friend the promise of his Friend.
   Soma speeds onward like a youth to youthful maids, and gains the beaker by a course of hundred paths.



prá vo dʰíyo mandrayúvo vipanyúvaḥ panasyúvaḥ saṃvásaneṣvakramuḥ |
sómaṃ manīṣā́ abʰyànūṣata stúbʰo'bʰí dʰenávaḥ páyasemaśiśrayuḥ || 17||



17. prap tvamr2mpg dʰīnfpn«√dʰī (mandranms«√mand-yūjfs«√yu)jfpn vipanyūjfpn«√vip  
     (panasnns«√pan-yūjfs«√yu)jfpn saṃvasanannpl«sam~√vas akramurvp·U·3p«√kram |
     somanmsa«√su manīṣājfpn«√man abʰip anūṣatavp·U·3p«√nū stubʰnfpn«√stubʰ  
     abʰip dʰenunfpn«√dʰe payasnnsi«√pī īmr3msa aśiśrayurvp·U·3p«√śri 



17. Your songs, exhilarating, tuneful, uttering praise, are come into the places where the people meet.
   Worshippers have exalted Soma with their hymns, and milch kine have come near to meet him with their milk.



ā́ naḥ soma saṃyátaṃ pipyúṣīmíṣamíndo pávasva pávamāno asrídʰam |
yā́ no dóhate tríráhannásaścuṣī kṣumádvā́javanmádʰumatsuvī́ryam || 18||



18. āp vayamr1mpd somanmsv«√su saṃyatjfsa«sam~√yam pipyuṣījfsa«√pī iṣnfsa«√iṣ  
     indunmsv«√ind pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū pavamānanmsn«√pū asridʰjfsa«a~√sridʰ |
     yār3fsn vayamr1mpd dohateva·A·3s«√duh trisa ahannmsl asaścuṣījfsn«a~√sac  
     kṣumatjnsa«√kṣu vājavatjnsa«√vāj madʰumatjnsa«√madʰ suvīryannsa«su~√vīr 



18. O Soma, Indu, while they cleanse thee, pour on us accumulated Plentiful, nutritious food,
   Which, ceaseless, thrice a day shall yield us hero power enriched with store of nourishment, and strength, and Meath.



vṛ́ṣā matīnā́ṃ pavate vicakṣaṇáḥ sómo áhnaḥ pratarītóṣáso diváḥ |
krāṇā́ síndʰūnāṃ kaláśām̐ avīvaśadíndrasya hā́rdyāviśánmanīṣíbʰiḥ || 19||



19. vṛṣannmsn«√vṛṣ matinfpg«√man pavateva·A·3s«√pū vicakṣaṇajmsn«vi~√cakṣ  
     somanmsn«√su ahannmsg pratarītṛnmsn«pra~√tṝ uṣasnfsg«√vas2 dyunmsg |
     krāṇnmsi«√kṛ sindʰunmpg«√sindʰ kalaśanmpa«√kal? avīvaśatvp·U·3s«√vāś  
     indraNmsg«√ind hārdinnsa«√hṛ āviśanttp·Amsn«ā~√viś manīṣinnmpi«√man 



19. Far-seeing Soma flows, the Steer, the Lord of hymns, the Furtherer of day, of morning, and of heaven.
   Mixed with the streams he caused the beakers to resound, and with the singers' aid they entered Indra's heart.



manīṣíbʰiḥ pavate pūrvyáḥ kavírnṛ́bʰiryatáḥ pári kóśām̐ acikradat |
tritásya nā́ma janáyanmádʰu kṣaradíndrasya vāyóḥ sakʰyā́ya kártave || 20||



20. manīṣinnmpi«√man pavateva·A·3s«√pū pūrvyajmsn«√pṝ kavinmsn«√kū  
     nṛnmpi yatajmsn«√yam parip kośanmpa«√kuś acikradatvp·U·3s«√krand |
     tritaNmsg nāmannnsa«√nam janayanttp·Amsn«√jan madʰunnsn«√madʰ kṣaratva·UE3s«√kṣar  
     indraNmsg«√ind vāyuNmsg«√vā sakʰyannsd«√sac kartavev···D··«√kṛ 



20. On, with the prudent singers, flows the ancient Sage and guided by the men hath roared about the vats.
   Producing Trita's name, may he pour forth the meath, that Vayu and that Indra may become his Friends.



ayáṃ punāná uṣáso ví rocayadayáṃ síndʰubʰyo abʰavadu lokakṛ́t |
ayáṃ tríḥ saptá duduhāná āśíraṃ sómo hṛdé pavate cā́ru matsaráḥ || 21||



21. ayamr3msn punānajmsn«√pū uṣasnfpa«√vas2 vip arocayatvp·Aa3s«√ruc  
     ayamr3msn sindʰunmpd«√sindʰ abʰavatvp·Aa3s«√bʰū (ulokanms«√lok-kṛtjms«√kṛ)jmsn |
     ayamr3msn trisu saptau duduhānata·Imsn«√duh āśirnfsa«ā~√śrī  
     somanmsn«√su hṛdnnsd pavateva·A·3s«√pū cārujmsn«√can (madnfs«√mad-saranms«√sṛ)jmsn 



21. He, being purified, hath made the Mornings shine: this, even this is he who gave the rivers room.
   He made the Three Times Seven pour out the milky flow: Soma, the Cheerer, yields whate'er the heart finds sweet.



pávasva soma divyéṣu dʰā́masu sṛjāná indo kaláśe pavítra ā́ |
sī́danníndrasya jaṭʰáre kánikradannṛ́bʰiryatáḥ sū́ryamā́rohayo diví || 22||



22. pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū somanmsv«√su divyajnpl«√div dʰāmannnpl«√dʰā  
     sṛjānata·Amsn«√sṛj indunmsv«√ind kalaśanmsl«√kal? pavitrannsl«√pū āp |
     sīdanttp·Amsn«√sad indraNmsg«√ind jaṭʰarannsl kanikradattp·Amsn«√krand  
     nṛnmpi yatajmsn«√yam sūryanmsa«√sūr āp arohayasvp·Aa2s«√ruh dyunmsl 



22. Flow, onward, Soma, in thine own celestial forms, flow, Indu, poured within the beaker and the sieve.
   Sinking into the throat of Indra with a roar, led by the men thou madest Surya mount to heaven.



ádribʰiḥ sutáḥ pavase pavítra ā́m̐ índavíndrasya jaṭʰáreṣvāviśán |
tváṃ nṛcákṣā abʰavo vicakṣaṇa sóma gotrámáṅgirobʰyo'vṛṇorápa || 23||



23. adrinmpi«√dṛ sutajmsn«√su pavaseva·A·2s«√pū pavitrannsl«√pū āp  
     indunmsv«√ind indraNmsg«√ind jaṭʰarannpl āviśanttp·Amsn«ā~√viś |
     tvamr2msn (nṛnms-cakṣasnms«√cakṣ)nmsn abʰavasvp·Aa2s«√bʰū vicakṣaṇajmsv«vi~√cakṣ  
     somanmsv«√su (gonfs-trajns«√trai)nnsa aṅgirasnmpd«√aṅg avṛṇosvp·Aa2s«√vṛ apap 



23. Pressed out with stones thou flowest onward to the sieve, O Indu, entering the depths of Indra's throat.
   Far-sighted Soma, now thou lookest on mankind: thou didst unbar the cow-stall for the Angirases.



tvā́ṃ soma pávamānaṃ svādʰyó'nu víprāso amadannavasyávaḥ |
tvā́ṃ suparṇá ā́bʰaraddiváspárī́ndo víśvābʰirmatíbʰiḥ páriṣkṛtam || 24||



24. tvamr2msa somanmsv«√su pavamānajmsa«√pū svādʰījmpn«su-ā~√dʰī anup  
     viprajmpn«√vip amadanvp·Aa3p«√mad (avasnns«√av-yujfs«√yu)jmpn |
     tvamr2msa suparṇajmsn«su~√pṛ āp abʰaratvp·Aa3s«√bʰṛ dyunmsb parip  
     indunmsv«√ind viśvajfpi«√viś matinfpi«√man pariṣkṛtajmsa«pari~√kṛ 



24. In thee, O Soma, while thou purifitest thee, high-thoughted sages, seeking favour, have rejoiced.
   Down from the heavens the Falcon brought thee hitherward, even thee, O Indu, thee whom all our hymns adorn.



ávye punānáṃ pári vā́ra ūrmíṇā háriṃ navante abʰí saptá dʰenávaḥ |
apā́mupástʰe ádʰyāyávaḥ kavímṛtásya yónā mahiṣā́ aheṣata || 25||



25. avyajmsl punānajmsa«√pū parip vāranmsl«√vṛ2 ūrminmsi«√ṛ  
     harijmsa«√hṛ navanteva·A·3p«√nu abʰip saptau dʰenunfpn«√dʰe |
     apnfpg upastʰanmsl«upa~√stʰā adʰip āyujmpn«√i kavinmsa«√kū  
     ṛtannsg«√ṛ yoninmsl«√yu mahiṣajmpn«√mah aheṣatava·U·3p«√hi 



25. Seven Milch-kine glorify the Tawny-coloured One while with his wave in wool he purifies himself.
   The living men, the mighty, have impelled the Sage into the waters' lap, the place of sacrifice.



índuḥ punānó áti gāhate mṛ́dʰo víśvāni kṛṇvánsupátʰāni yájyave |
gā́ḥ kṛṇvānó nirṇíjaṃ haryatáḥ kavírátyo ná krī́ḷanpári vā́ramarṣati || 26||



26. indunmsn«√ind punānajmsn«√pū atip gāhateva·A·3s«√gāh mṛdʰasnfpa«√mṛdʰ  
     viśvajnpa«√viś kṛṇvanttp·Amsn«√kṛ supatʰannpa«su~√pantʰ (yajnfs«√yaj-yujms«√yu)jmsd |
     gonfpa kṛṇvānata·Amsn«√kṛ nirṇijnfsa«√nij haryatajmsn«√hary kavinmsn«√kū  
     atyanmsn«√at? nac krīḷanttp·Amsn«√krīḷ parip vāranmsa«√vṛ2 arṣativp·A·3s«√ṛṣ 



26. Indu, attaining purity, plunges through the foe, making Ilis ways all easy for the pious man.
   Making the kine his mantle, he, the lovely Sage, runs like a sporting courser onward through the fleece.



asaścátaḥ śatádʰārā abʰiśríyo háriṃ navanté'va tā́ udanyúvaḥ |
kṣípo mṛjanti pári góbʰirā́vṛtaṃ tṛtī́ye pṛṣṭʰé ádʰi rocané diváḥ || 27||



27. asaścatjfpn«a~√sac (śatau-dʰāranms«√dʰṛ)jfpn abʰiśrījfpn«abʰi~√śrī  
     harijmsa«√hṛ navanteva·A·3p«√nu avapr3fpn (udannns«√ud-yūjfs«√yu)jfpn |
     kṣipnfpn«√kṣip mṛjantivp·A·3p«√mṛj parip gonfpi āvṛtajmsa«ā~√vṛt  
     tṛtīyajnsl pṛṣṭʰannsl«pra~√stʰā adʰip rocanannsl«√ruc dyunmsg 



27. The ceaseless watery fountains with their hundred streams sing, as they hasten near, to him the Golden-hued
   Him, clad in robes of milk, swift fingers beautify on the third height and in the luminous realm of heaven.



távemā́ḥ prajā́ divyásya rétasastváṃ víśvasya bʰúvanasya rājasi |
átʰedáṃ víśvaṃ pavamāna te váśe tvámindo pratʰamó dʰāmadʰā́ asi || 28||



28. tvamr2msg ayamr3fpn prajānfpn«pra~√jan divyannsg«√div retasnnsg«√rī  
     tvamr2msn viśvajnsg«√viś bʰuvanannsg«√bʰū rājasivp·A·2s«√rāj |
     atʰāa ayamr3nsa viśvajnsa«√viś pavamānanmsv«√pū tvamr2msg vaśanmsl«√vaś  
     tvamr2msn indunmsv«√ind pratʰamajmsn (dʰāmannns«√dʰā-dʰājms«√dʰā)nmsn asivp·A·2s«√as 



28. These are thy generations of celestial seed thou art the Sovereign Lord of all the world of life.
   This universe, O Pavamana, owns thy sway; thou, Indu, art the first establisher of Law.



tváṃ samudró asi viśvavítkave távemā́ḥ páñca pradíśo vídʰarmaṇi |
tváṃ dyā́ṃ ca pṛtʰivī́ṃ cā́ti jabʰriṣe táva jyótīṃṣi pavamāna sū́ryaḥ || 29||



29. tvamr2msn samudranmsn«sam~√ud asivp·A·2s«√as (viśvanns«√viś-vidjms«√vid)jmsn kavinmsv«√kū  
     tvamr2msg ayamr3fpn pañcau pradiśnfpn«pra~√diś vidʰarmannmsl«vi~√dʰṛ |
     tvamr2msn dyunmsa cac pṛtʰivīnfsa«√pṛtʰ cac atip jabʰriṣeva·I·2s«√bʰṛ  
     tvamr2msg jyotisnnpn«√jyot pavamānanmsv«√pū sūryanmsn«√sūr 



29. Thou art the sea, O Sage who bringest us to light: under thy Law are these five regions of the world.
   Thou reachest out beyond the earth, beyond the heavens: thine are the lights, O Pavamana, thine the Sun.



tváṃ pavítre rájaso vídʰarmaṇi devébʰyaḥ soma pavamāna pūyase |
tvā́muśíjaḥ pratʰamā́ agṛbʰṇata túbʰyemā́ víśvā bʰúvanāni yemire || 30||



30. tvamr2msn pavitrannsl«√pū rajasnnsg«√raj vidʰarmannmsl«vi~√dʰṛ  
     devanmpd«√div somanmsv«√su pavamānajmsv«√pū pūyasevp·A·2s«√pū |
     tvamr2msa uśijnmpn«√vaś pratʰamajmpn agṛbʰṇatava·Aa3p«√grah  
     tvamr2msd ayamr3npn viśvajnpn«√viś bʰuvanannpn«√bʰū yemireva·I·3p«√yam 



30. Thou in the filter, Soma Pavamana, art purified to support the region for the Gods.
   The chief, the longing ones have sought to hold thee fast, and all these living creatures have been turned to thee.



prá rebʰá etyáti vā́ramavyáyaṃ vṛ́ṣā váneṣváva cakradaddʰáriḥ |
sáṃ dʰītáyo vāvaśānā́ anūṣata śíśuṃ rihanti matáyaḥ pánipnatam || 31||



31. prap rebʰajmsn«√ribʰ etivp·A·3s«√i atip vāranmsa«√vṛ2 avyayajmsa  
     vṛṣannmsn«√vṛṣ vanannpl«√van avap cakradatvp·U·3s«√krand harijmsn«√hṛ |
     samp dʰītinfpn«√dʰī vāvaśānata·Afpn«√vāś anūṣatavp·U·3p«√nū  
     śiśunmsa«√śū rihantivp·A·3p«√rih matinfpn«√man panipnattp·Amsa«√pan 



31. Onward the Singer travels o'er the fleecy sieve. the Tawny Steer hath bellowed in the wooden vats.
   Hymns have been sung aloud in resonant harmony, and holy songs kiss him, the Child who claims our praise.



sá sū́ryasya raśmíbʰiḥ pári vyata tántuṃ tanvānástrivṛ́taṃ yátʰā vidé |
náyannṛtásya praśíṣo návīyasīḥ pátirjánīnāmúpa yāti niṣkṛtám || 32||



32. sasr3msn sūryanmsg«√sūr raśminmpi«√raś parip vyatava·UE3s«√vye  
     tantunmsa«√tan tanvānajmsn«√tan (triu-vṛtjms«√vṛ)jmsa yadr3nsi videv···D··«√vid |
     nayanttp·Amsn«√nī ṛtannsg«√ṛ praśiṣnfpa«pra~√śās navīyasījfpa  
     patinmsn«√pā2 janīnfpg«√jan upap yātivp·A·3s«√yā niṣkṛtannsa«nis~√kṛ 



32. He hath assumed the rays of Surya for his robe, spinning, as he knows bow, the triply-twisted thread.
   He, guiding to the newest rules of Holy Law, comes as the Women's Consort to the special place.



rā́jā síndʰūnāṃ pavate pátirdivá ṛtásya yāti patʰíbʰiḥ kánikradat |
sahásradʰāraḥ pári ṣicyate háriḥ punānó vā́caṃ janáyannúpāvasuḥ || 33||



33. rājannmsn«√rāj sindʰunmpg«√sindʰ pavateva·A·3s«√pū patinmsn«√pā2 dyunmsg  
     ṛtannsg«√ṛ yātivp·A·3s«√yā patʰinnmpi«√pantʰ kanikradattp·Amsn«√krand |
     (sahasrau-dʰāranms«√dʰṛ)jmsn parip sicyatevp·A·3s«√sic harijmsn«√hṛ  
     punānajmsn«√pū vācnfsa«√vac janayanttp·Amsn«√jan upāvasunmsn«upa~√vas 



33. On flows the King of rivers and the Lord of heaven: he follows with a shout the paths of Holy Law.
   The Golden-hued is poured forth, with his hundred streams, Wealth-bringer, lifting up his voice while purified.



pávamāna máhyárṇo ví dʰāvasi sū́ro ná citró ávyayāni pávyayā |
gábʰastipūto nṛ́bʰirádribʰiḥ sutó mahé vā́jāya dʰányāya dʰanvasi || 34||



34. pavamānannsv«√pū mahijnsn«√mah arṇasnnsn vip dʰāvasivp·A·2s«√dʰāv  
     sūranmsn«√sūr nac citrajmsn«√cit avyayajnpa pavyayannpa«√pū |
     (gabʰastinms-pūtajms«√pū)jmsn nṛnmpi adrinmpi«√dṛ sutajmsn«√su  
     mahjmsd«√mah vājanmsd«√vāj dʰanyajmsd«√dʰan dʰanvasivp·A·2s«√dʰanv 



34. Fain to be cleansed, thou, Pavamana, pourest out, like wondrous Surya, through the fleece, an ample sea.
   Purified with the hands, pressed by the men with stones, thou speedest on to mighty booty-bringing war.



íṣamū́rjaṃ pavamānābʰyàrṣasi śyenó ná váṃsu kaláśeṣu sīdasi |
índrāya mádvā mádyo mádaḥ sutó divó viṣṭambʰá upamó vicakṣaṇáḥ || 35||



35. iṣnfsa«√iṣ ūrjjfsa«√ūrj pavamānanmsv«√pū abʰip arṣasivp·A·2s«√ṛṣ  
     śyenanmsn nac vannmpl kalaśanmpl«√kal? sīdasivp·A·2s«√sad |
     indraNmsd«√ind madvanjmsn«√mad madyajmsn«√mad madanmsn«√mad sutajmsn«√su  
     dyunmsg viṣṭambʰanmsn«vi~√stambʰ upamajmsn vicakṣaṇajmsn«vi~√cakṣ 



35. Thou, Pavamana, sendest food and power in streams. thou sittest in the beakers as a hawk on trees,
   For Indra poured as cheering juice to make him glad, as nearest and farseeing bearer-up of heaven.



saptá svásāro abʰí mātáraḥ śíśuṃ návaṃ jajñānáṃ jényaṃ vipaścítam |
apā́ṃ gandʰarváṃ divyáṃ nṛcákṣasaṃ sómaṃ víśvasya bʰúvanasya rājáse || 36||



36. saptau svasṛnfpn abʰip mātṛnfpn«√mā śiśunmsa«√śū  
     navajmsa jajñānata·Amsa«√jan jenyajmsa«√jan (vipnfpa«√vip-citjms«√ci)jmsa |
     apnfpg gandʰarvanmsa divyajmsa«√div (nṛnms-cakṣasnms«√cakṣ)nmsa  
     somanmsa«√su viśvajnsg«√viś bʰuvanannsg«√bʰū rājasev···D··«√rāj 



36. The Sisters Seven, the Mothers, stand around the Babe, the noble, new-born Infant, skilled in holy song,
   Gandharva of the floods, divine, beholding men, Soma, that he may reign as King of all the world.



īśāná imā́ bʰúvanāni vī́yase yujāná indo harítaḥ suparṇyàḥ |
tā́ste kṣarantu mádʰumadgʰṛtáṃ páyastáva vraté soma tiṣṭʰantu kṛṣṭáyaḥ || 37||



37. īśānajmsn«√īś ayamr3npa bʰuvanannpa«√bʰū vip īyasevp·A·2s«√i  
     yujānata·Amsn«√yuj indunmsv«√ind haritnfpa«√hṛ suparṇīnfpa«su~√pṛ |
     tār3fpn tvamr2msd kṣarantuvp·Ao3p«√kṣar madʰumatjnsa«√madʰ gʰṛtajnsa«√gʰṛ payasnnsa«√pī  
     tvamr2msg vratannsl«√vṛ2 somaNmsv«√su tiṣṭʰantuvp·Ao3p«√stʰā kṛṣṭinfpn«√kṛṣ 



37. As Sovereign Lord thereof thou Passest through these worlds, O Indu, harnessing thy tawny well-winged Mares.
   May they pour forth for thee milk and oil rich in sweets: O Soma, let the folk abide in thy decree.



tváṃ nṛcákṣā asi soma viśvátaḥ pávamāna vṛṣabʰa tā́ ví dʰāvasi |
sá naḥ pavasva vásumaddʰíraṇyavadvayáṃ syāma bʰúvaneṣu jīváse || 38||



38. tvamr2msn (nṛnms-cakṣasnms«√cakṣ)jmsn asivp·A·2s«√as somaNmsv«√su viśvatasa«√viś  
     pavamānanmsv«√pū (vṛṣannms«√vṛṣ-bʰajms«√bʰā)jmsv tadr3npa vip dʰāvasivp·A·2s«√dʰāv |
     sasr3msn vayamr1mpd pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū vasumatjnsa«√vas hiraṇyavatjnsa«√hṛ  
     vayamr1mpn syāmavp·Ai1p«√as bʰuvanannpl«√bʰū jīvasev···D··«√jīv 



38. O Soma, thou beholdest men from every side: O Pavamana, Steer, thou wanderest through these.
   Pour out upon us wealth in treasure and in gold: may we have strength to live among the things that be.



govítpavasva vasuvíddʰiraṇyavídretodʰā́ indo bʰúvaneṣvárpitaḥ |
tváṃ suvī́ro asi soma viśvavíttáṃ tvā víprā úpa girémá āsate || 39||



39. (gonfs-vidjms«√vid)jmsn pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū (vasunns«√vas-vidjms«√vid)jmsn (hiraṇyanms«√hṛ-vidjms«√vid)jmsn  
     (retasnns«√rī-dʰājms«√dʰā)jmsn indunmsv«√ind bʰuvanannpl«√bʰū arpitajmsn«√ṛ |
     tvamr2msn suvīrajmsn«su~√vīr asivp·A·2s«√as somaNmsv«√su (viśvanns«√viś-vidjms«√vid)jmsn  
     sasr3msa tvamr2msa viprajmpn«√vip upap girnfsi«√gṝ ayamr3mpn āsateva·A·3p«√ās 



39. Winner of gold and goods and cattle flow thou on, set as impregner, Indu, mid the worlds of life.
   Rich in brave men art thou, Soma, who winnest all: these holy singers wait upon thee with the song.



únmádʰva ūrmírvanánā atiṣṭʰipadapó vásāno mahiṣó ví gāhate |
rā́jā pavítraratʰo vā́jamā́ruhatsahásrabʰṛṣṭirjayati śrávo bṛhát || 40||



40. udp madʰunnsg«√madʰ ūrminmsn«√ṛ vananānfpa«√van atiṣṭʰipatvp·U·3s«√stʰā  
     apnfpa vasānata·Amsn«√vas mahiṣajmsn«√mah vip gāhateva·A·3s«√gāh |
     rājannmsn«√rāj (pavitranns«√pū-ratʰanms«√ṛ)jmsn vājanmsa«√vāj āp aruhatvp·U·3s«√ruh  
     (sahasrau-bʰṛṣṭinfs«√bʰrajj)jmsn jayativp·A·3s«√ji śravasnnsa«√śru bṛhatjnsa«√bṛh 



40. The wave of flowing meath hath wakened up desires: the Steer enrobed in milk plunges into the streams.
   Borne on his chariot-sieve the King hath risen to war, and with a thousand rays hath won him high renown.



sá bʰandánā údiyarti prajā́vatīrviśvā́yurvíśvāḥ subʰárā áhardivi |
bráhma prajā́vadrayímáśvapastyaṃ pītá indavíndramasmábʰyaṃ yācatāt || 41||



41. sasr3msn bʰandanānfpa«√bʰand udp iyartivp·A·3s«√ṛ prajāvatījfpa«pra~√jan  
     (viśvajms«√viś-āyusnns«√i)nnsn viśvajfpa«√viś subʰarajfpa«su~√bʰṛ (aharnns-dyunmsl)a |
     brahmannnsa«√bṛh prajāvatjnsa«pra~√jan rayinmsa«√rā (aśvanms«√aś-pastyanms«√pas)jmsa  
     pītajmsn«√pā indunmsv«√ind indraNmsa«√ind vayamr1mpd yācatātvp·Ao2s«√yāc 



41. Dear to all life, he sends triumphant praises forth, abundant, bringing offspring, each succeeding day.
   From Indra crave for us, Indu, when thou art quaffed, the blessing that gives children, wealth that harbours steeds.



só ágre áhnāṃ hárirharyató mádaḥ prá cétasā cetayate ánu dyúbʰiḥ |
dvā́ jánā yātáyannantárīyate nárā ca śáṃsaṃ daívyaṃ ca dʰartári || 42||



42. sasr3msn agrannsl«√aṅg ahannmpg harijmsn«√hṛ haryatajmsn«√hary madanmsn«√mad  
     prap cetasnnsi«√cit cetayateva·A·3s«√cit anup dyunmpi |
     dvau jananmda«√jan yātayanttp·Amsn«√yat antara īyatevp·A·3s«√i  
     nṛnmsi cac śaṃsanmsa«√śaṃs daivyajmsa«√div cac dʰartṛnmsl«√dʰṛ 



42. When days begin, the strong juice, lovely, golden-hued, is recognized by wisdom more and more each day,
   He, stirring both the Races, goes between the two, the bearer of the word of men and word of Gods.



añjáte vyàñjate sámañjate krátuṃ rihanti mádʰunābʰyàñjate |
síndʰorucʰvāsé patáyantamukṣáṇaṃ hiraṇyapāvā́ḥ paśúmāsu gṛbʰṇate || 43||



43. añjateva·A·3p«√añj vip añjateva·A·3p«√añj samp añjateva·A·3p«√añj kratunmsa«√kṛ  
     rihantivp·A·3p«√rih madʰunnsi«√madʰ abʰip añjateva·A·3p«√añj |
     sindʰunmsg«√sindʰ ucʰvāsanmsl«ud~√śvas patayanttp·Amsa«√pat ukṣaṇjmsa«√ukṣ  
     (hiraṇyajms«√hṛ-pāvajms«√pū)jmpn paśunmsa«√paś2 ayamr3fpl gṛbʰṇateva·A·3p«√grah 



43. 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.



vipaścíte pávamānāya gāyata mahī́ ná dʰā́rā́tyándʰo arṣati |
áhirná jūrṇā́máti sarpati tvácamátyo ná krī́ḷannasaradvṛ́ṣā háriḥ || 44||



44. (vipnfpa«√vip-citjms«√ci)jmsd pavamānanmsd«√pū gāyatavp·AE2p«√gai  
     mahījfsn«√mah nac dʰārānfsn«√dʰṛ atip andʰasnnsn«√andʰ arṣativp·A·3s«√ṛṣ |
     ahinmsn«√aṃh nac jūrṇājfsa«√jṝ atip sarpativp·A·3s«√sṛp tvacnfsa«√tvac  
     atyanmsn«√at? nac krīḷanttp·Amsn«√krīḷ asaratvp·Aa3s«√sṛ vṛṣannmsn«√vṛṣ harijmsn«√hṛ 



44. Sing forth to Pavamana skilled in holy song: the juice is flowing onward like a mighty stream.
   He glideth like a serpent from his ancient skin, and like a playful horse the Tawny Steer hath run.



agregó rā́jā́pyastaviṣyate vimā́no áhnāṃ bʰúvaneṣvárpitaḥ |
hárirgʰṛtásnuḥ sudṛ́śīko arṇavó jyotī́ratʰaḥ pavate rāyá okyàḥ || 45||



45. (agrannsl«√aṅg-gajms«√gam)jmsn rājannmsn«√rāj apyajmsn taviṣyateva·A·3s«√tu  
     vimānajmsn«vi~√man ahannmpg bʰuvanannpl«√bʰū arpitajmsn«√ṛ |
     harijmsn«√hṛ (gʰṛtanns«√gʰṛ-snujms«√snu)jmsn sudṛśīkajmsn«su~√dṛś arṇavajmsn«√ṛṇ  
     (jyotisnns«√jyot-ratʰanms«√ṛ)jmsn pavateva·A·3s«√pū rainmsd«√rā okyajmsn«√uc 



45. Dweller in floods, King, foremost, he displays his might, set among living things as measurer of days.
   Distilling oil he flows, fair, billowy, golden-hued, borne on a car of light, sharing one home with wealth.



ásarji skambʰó divá údyato mádaḥ pári tridʰā́turbʰúvanānyarṣati |
aṃśúṃ rihanti matáyaḥ pánipnataṃ girā́ yádi nirṇíjamṛgmíṇo yayúḥ || 46||



46. asarjivp·U·3s«√sṛj skambʰanmsn«√skambʰ dyunmsg udyatajmsn«√yam madanmsn«√mad  
     parip (triu-dʰātunns«√dʰā)jmsn bʰuvanannpa«√bʰū arṣativp·A·3s«√ṛṣ |
     aṃśunmsa«√aś rihantivp·A·3p«√rih matinfpn«√man panipnattp·Amsa«√pan  
     girnfsi«√gṝ yadr3nsl nirṇijnfsa«√nij ṛgminnmpn«√ṛc yayuvp·I·3p«√yā 



46. Loosed is the heavens! support, the uplifted cheering juice: the triply-mingled draught flows round into the worlds.
   The holy hymns caress the stalk that claims our praise, when singers have approached his beauteous robe with song.



prá te dʰā́rā átyáṇvāni meṣyàḥ punānásya saṃyáto yanti ráṃhayaḥ |
yádgóbʰirindo camvòḥ samajyása ā́ suvānáḥ soma kaláśeṣu sīdasi || 47||



47. prap tvamr2msg dʰārānfpn«√dʰṛ atip aṇvajnpa meṣīnfsg«√miṣ  
     punānajmsg«√pū saṃyatjfpn«sam~√yam yantivp·A·3p«√i raṃhinfpn«√raṃh |
     yadc gonfpi indunmsv«√ind camūnfdl samajyaseva·A·2s«sam~√añj āp  
     suvānata·A?sn«√su somaNmsv«√su kalaśanmpl«√kal? sīdasivp·A·2s«√sad 



47. Thy streams that flow forth rapidly collected run over the fine fleece of the sheep as thou art cleansed.
   When, Indu, thou art. balmed with milk within the bowl, thou sinkest in the jars, O Soma, when expressed.



pávasva soma kratuvínna uktʰyó'vyo vā́re pári dʰāva mádʰu priyám |
jahí víśvānrakṣása indo atríṇo bṛhádvadema vidátʰe suvī́rāḥ || 48||



48. pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū somaNmsv«√su (kratunms«√kṛ-vidjms«√vid)jmsn vayamr1mpd uktʰyajmsn«√vac  
     avinmsg vāranmsl«√vṛ2 parip dʰāvavp·Ao2s«√dʰāv madʰunnsn«√madʰ priyajnsn«√prī |
     jahivp·Ao2s«√han viśvajmpa«√viś rakṣasnmpa«√rakṣ indunmsv«√ind atrinnmpa«√ad  
     bṛhata«√bṛh vademavp·Ai1p«√vad vidatʰannsl«√vid suvīrajmpn«su~√vīr 



48. Winner of' power, flow, Soma, worthy of our laud: run onward to the fleece as well-beloved meath.
   Destroy, O Indu, all voracious Raksasas. With brave sons in the assembly let our speech be bold.






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prá tú drava pári kóśaṃ ní ṣīda nṛ́bʰiḥ punānó abʰí vā́jamarṣa |
áśvaṃ ná tvā vājínaṃ marjáyantó'cʰā barhī́ raśanā́bʰirnayanti || 1||



1.  prap tuc dravavp·Ao2s«√dru parip kośanmsa«√kuś nip sīdavp·Ao2s«√sad  
    nṛnmpi punānajmsn«√pū abʰip vājanmsa«√vāj arṣavp·Ao2s«√ṛṣ |
    aśvanmsa«√aś nac tvamr2msa vājinnmsa«√vāj marjayanttp·Ampn«√mṛj  
    acʰāp barhisnnsa«√barh raśanānfpi«√raś nayantivp·A·3p«√nī 



1. RUN onward to the reservoir and seat thee: cleansed by the men speed forward to the battle.
   Making thee beauteous like an able courser, forth to the sacred grass with reins they lead thee.



svāyudʰáḥ pavate devá índuraśastihā́ vṛjánaṃ rákṣamāṇaḥ |
pitā́ devā́nāṃ janitā́ sudákṣo viṣṭambʰó divó dʰarúṇaḥ pṛtʰivyā́ḥ || 2||



2.  svāyudʰajmsn«su-ā~√yudʰ pavateva·A·3s«√pū devanmsn«√div indunmsn«√ind  
    (aśastinfs«√śas-hanjms«√han)jmsn vṛjanannsa«√vṛj rakṣamāṇajmsn«√rakṣ |
    pitṛnmsn devanmpg«√div janitṛnmsn«√jan sudakṣajmsn«su~√dakṣ  
    viṣṭambʰanmsn«vi~√stambʰ dyunmsg dʰaruṇanmsn«√dʰṛ pṛtʰivīnfsg«√pṛtʰ 



2. Indu, the well-armed God, is flowing onward, who quells the curse and guards from treacherous onslaught,
   Father, begetter of the Gods, most skilful, the buttress of the heavens and earth's supporter.



ṛ́ṣirvípraḥ puraetā́ jánānāmṛbʰúrdʰī́ra uśánā kā́vyena |
sá cidviveda níhitaṃ yádāsāmapīcyàṃ guhyaṃ nā́ma gónām || 3||



3.  ṛṣinmsn«√ṛṣ viprajmsn«√vip (purasa«√pṝ-etṛnms«√i)nmsn jananmpg«√jan  
    ṛbʰujmsn«√rabʰ dʰīrajmsn«√dʰī uśanasnmsn«√vaś kāvyannsi«√kū |
    sasr3msn cidc vivedavp·I·3s«√vid nihitajnsa«ni~√dʰā yadc ayamr3fpg  
    apīcyajnsa«api~√añc guhyajnsa«√guh nāmannnsa«√nam gonfpg 



3. Rsi and Sage, the Champion of the people, cleft and sagacious, Usana in wisdom,
   He hath discovered even their hidden nature, the Cows' concealed and most mysterious title.



eṣá syá te mádʰumām̐ indra sómo vṛ́ṣā vṛ́ṣṇe pári pavítre akṣāḥ |
sahasrasā́ḥ śatasā́ bʰūridā́vā śaśvattamáṃ barhírā́ vājyàstʰāt || 4||



4.  eṣasr3msn syar3msn tvamr2msd madʰumantjmsn«√madʰ indraNmsv«√ind somanmsn«√su  
    vṛṣannmsn«√vṛṣ vṛṣannmsd«√vṛṣ parip pavitrannsl«√pū akṣārvp·U·3s«√kṣar |
    (sahasrau-sanjms«√san)jmsn (śatau-sanjms«√san)jmsn (bʰūrijms«√bʰū-dāvanjms«√dā)jmsn  
    śaśvattamama«√śaś barhisnnsa«√barh āp vājinnmsn«√vāj astʰātvp·U·3s«√stʰā 



4. This thine own Soma rich in meath, O Indra, Steer for the Steer, hath flowed into the filter.
   The strong Free-giver, winning hundreds, thousands, hath reached the holy grass that never fails him.



eté sómā abʰí gavyā́ sahásrā mahé vā́jāyāmṛ́tāya śrávāṃsi |
pavítrebʰiḥ pávamānā asṛgrañcʰravasyávo ná pṛtanā́jo átyāḥ || 5||



5.  etasr3mpn somanmpn«√su abʰip gavyajnpa sahasrajnpa  
    mahjmsd«√mah vājanmsd«√vāj amṛtannsd«a~√mṛ śravasnnpa«√śru |
    pavitrannpi«√pū pavamānajmpn«√pū asṛgranva·U·3p«√sṛj  
    (śravasnns«√śru-yujms«√yu)jmpn nac (pṛtanānfs«√pṛc-ajjms«√aj)jmpn atyanmpn«√at? 



5. These Somas are for wealth of countless cattle, renown therefor, and mighty strength immortal.
   These have been sent forth, purified by strainers, like steeds who rush to battle fain for glory.



pári hí ṣmā puruhūtó jánānāṃ víśvā́saradbʰójanā pūyámānaḥ |
átʰā́ bʰara śyenabʰṛta práyāṃsi rayíṃ túñjāno abʰí vā́jamarṣa || 6||



6.  parip hic smac (purua«√pṝ-hūtajms«√hu)jmsn jananmpg«√jan  
    viśvajnpa«√viś asaratvp·Aa3s«√sṛ bʰojanannpa«√bʰuj pūyamānatp·Amsn«√pū |
    atʰaa āp bʰaravp·Ao2s«√bʰṛ (śyenanms-bʰṛtajms«√bʰṛ)jmsv prayasnnpa«√prī  
    rayinmsa«√rā tuñjānata·Amsn«√tuj abʰip vājanmsa«√vāj arṣavp·Ao2s«√ṛṣ 



6. He, while he cleanses him, invoked of many, hath flowed to give the people all enjoyment.
   Thou whom the Falcon brought, bring, dainty viands, bestir thyself and send us wealth and booty.



eṣá suvānáḥ pári sómaḥ pavítre sárgo ná sṛṣṭó adadʰāvadárvā |
tigmé śíśāno mahiṣó ná śṛ́ṅge gā́ gavyánnabʰí śū́ro ná sátvā || 7||



7.  eṣasr3msn suvānata·A?sn«√su parip somanmsn«√su pavitrannsl«√pū  
    sarganmsn«√sṛj nac sṛṣṭajmsn«√sṛj adadʰāvatvp·U·3s«√dʰāv arvannmsn«√ṛ |
    tigmajnda«√tij śiśānata·Amsn«√śi mahiṣajmsn«√mah nac śṛṅgannda«√śṛṅ?  
    gonfpa gavyanttp·Amsn«√go abʰip śūranmsn«√śūr nac satvanjmsn«√as 



7. This Soma, pressed into the cleansing filter, hath run as 'twere a host let loose, the Courser;
   Like a strong bull who whets his horns open-pointed, like a brave warrior in the fray for cattle.



eṣā́ yayau paramā́dantárádreḥ kū́citsatī́rūrvé gā́ viveda |
divó ná vidyútstanáyantyabʰraíḥ sómasya te pavata indra dʰā́rā || 8||



8.  eṣār3fsn āp yayauvp·I·3s«√yā paramajmsb«√pṛ antara adrinmsg«√dṛ  
    kūcidc satījfpa«√as ūrvajmsl«√vṛ gonfpa vivedavp·I·3s«√vid |
    dyunmsb nac vidyutnfsn«vi~√dyut stanayanttp·Afsn«√stan (apnfs-bʰrajms«√bʰṛ)nnpi  
    somanmsg«√su tvamr2msd pavateva·A·3s«√pū indraNmsv«√ind dʰārānfsn«√dʰṛ 



8. He issued forth from out the loftiest mountain, and found kine hidden somewhere in a stable.
   Soma's stream clears itself for thee, O Indra, like lightning thundering through the clouds of heaven,



utá sma rāśíṃ pári yāsi gónāmíndreṇa soma sarátʰaṃ punānáḥ |
pūrvī́ríṣo bṛhatī́rjīradāno śíkṣā śacīvastáva tā́ upaṣṭút || 9||



9.  utac smac rāśinmsa parip yāsivp·A·2s«√yā gonfpg  
    indraNmsi«√ind somanmsv«√su saratʰama«sa~√ṛ punānajmsn«√pū |
    pūrvījfpa«√pṝ iṣnfpa«√iṣ bṛhatījfpa«√bṛh (jīrajms«√jinv-dānujms«√dā)jmsv  
    śikṣavp·Ao2s«√śak śacīvatjmsv«√śak tvamr2msgr3fsn upaṣṭutjfsn«upa~√stu 



9. Cleansing thyself, and borne along with Indra, Soma, thou goest round the herd of cattle.
   May thy praise help us, Mighty One, prompt Giver, to the full ample food which thou bestowest.






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ayáṃ sóma indra túbʰyaṃ sunve túbʰyaṃ pavate tvámasya pāhi |
tváṃ ha yáṃ cakṛṣé tváṃ vavṛṣá índuṃ mádāya yújyāya sómam || 1||



1.  ayamr3msn somanmsn«√su indraNmsv«√ind tvamr2msd sunveva·U·3s«√su  
    tvamr2msd pavateva·A·3s«√pū tvamr2msn ayamr3msg pāhivp·Ao2s«√pā |
    tvamr2msn hac yasr3msa cakṛṣeva·I·2s«√kṛ tvamr2msn vavṛṣeva·I·2s«√vṛ2  
    indunmsa«√ind madanmsd«√mad yujyannsd«√yuj somanmsa«√su 



1. FOR thee this Soma is effused, O Indra: drink of this juice; for thee the stream is flowing-
   Soma, which thou thyself hast made and chosen, even Indu, for thy special drink to cheer thee.



sá īṃ rátʰo ná bʰuriṣā́ḷayoji maháḥ purū́ṇi sātáye vásūni |
ā́dīṃ víśvā nahuṣyā̀ṇi jātā́ svàrṣātā vána ūrdʰvā́ navanta || 2||



2.  sasr3msn īmc ratʰanmsn«√ṛ nac (bʰuria«√bʰū-ṣāṭjms«√sah)jmsn ayojivp·U·3s«√yuj  
    mahajmsn«√mah purujnpa«√pṝ sātinfsd«√san vasunnpa«√vas |
    ātc īmr3msa viśvajnpn«√viś nahuṣyajnpn«√nah jātajnpn«√jan  
    (svarnns-sātinfs«√san)jfsl vanannsl«√van ūrdʰvajnpn«√vṛdʰ navantava·Ae3p«√nu 



2. Like a capacious car hath it been harnessed, the Mighty; to acquire abundant treasures.
   Then in the sacrifice they celebrated all triumphs won by Nahus in the battle.



vāyúrná yó niyútvām̐ iṣṭáyāmā nā́satyeva háva ā́ śámbʰaviṣṭʰaḥ |
viśvávāro draviṇodā́ iva tmánpūṣéva dʰījávano'si soma || 3||



3.  vāyuNmsn«√vā nac yasr3msn niyutvantjmsn«ni~√yu (iṣṭanns«√iṣ-yāmanjms«√yā)jmsn  
    nāsatyanmdn«√nas ivac havanmsl«√hve āp (śamnfs«√śam-bʰaviṣṭʰajms«√bʰū)jmsn |
    (viśvajms«√viś-vārajms«√vṛ2)jmsn (draviṇasnns«√dru-dājms«√dā)jmsn ivac  
    tmana«√an pūṣanNmsn«√pūṣ ivac (dʰīnfs«√dʰī-javanajms«√jū)jmsn asivp·A·2s«√as somaNmsv«√su 



3. Like Vayu with his team, moving at pleasure, most gracious when invoked like both Nasatyas,
   Thou art thyself like the Wealth-Giver, Soma! who grants all boons, like song-inspiring Pusan.



índro ná yó mahā́ kármāṇi cákrirhantā́ vṛtrā́ṇāmasi soma pūrbʰít |
paidvó ná hí tvámáhināmnāṃ hantā́ víśvasyāsi soma dásyoḥ || 4||



4.  indraNmsn«√ind nac yasr3msn mahajnpa«√mah karmannnpa«√kṛ cakrijmsn«√kṛ  
    hantṛnmsn«√han vṛtrannpg«√vṛ asivp·A·2s«√as somaNmsv«√su (purnfs-bʰidjms«√bʰid)jmsn |
    paidvanmsn nac hic tvamr2msn (ahinms«√aṃh-nāmannns«√nam)jnpg  
    hantṛnmsn«√han viśvannsg«√viś asivp·A·2s«√as somaNmsv«√su (dasnfs«√das-yujms«√yu)nmsg 



4. Like Indra who hath done great deeds, thou, Soma, art slayer of the Vrtras, Fort-destroyer.
   Like Pedu's horse who killed the brood of serpents, thus thou, O Soma, slayest every Dasyu.



agnírná yó vána ā́ sṛjyámāno vṛ́tʰā pā́jāṃsi kṛṇute nadī́ṣu |
jáno ná yúdʰvā mahatá upabdíríyarti sómaḥ pávamāna ūrmím || 5||



5.  agninmsn«√aṅg nac yasr3msn vanannsl«√van āp sṛjyamānatp·Amsn«√sṛj  
    vṛtʰāa«√vṛ2 pājasnnpa«√pāj kṛṇuteva·A·3s«√kṛ nadīnfpl«√nad |
    jananmsn«√jan nac yudʰvanjmsn«√yudʰ mahatjmsg«√mah upabdinmsn  
    iyartivp·A·3s«√ṛ somanmsn«√su pavamānajmsn«√pū ūrminmsa«√ṛ 



5. Like Agni loosed amid the forest, fiercely he winneth splendour in the running waters.
   Like one who fights, the roaring of the mighty, thus Soma Pavamana sends his current.



eté sómā áti vā́rāṇyávyā divyā́ ná kóśāso abʰrávarṣāḥ |
vṛ́tʰā samudráṃ síndʰavo ná nī́cīḥ sutā́so abʰí kaláśām̐ asṛgran || 6||



6.  etasr3mpn somanmpn«√su atip vārannpa«√vṛ2 avyajnpa  
    divyajmpn«√div nac kośanmpn«√kuś (apnfs-bʰrajms«√bʰṛ-varṣajms«√vṛṣ)jmpn |
    vṛtʰāa«√vṛ2 samudranmsa«sam~√ud sindʰunfpn«√sindʰ nac nīcinfpn«ni~√añc  
    sutajmpn«√su abʰip kalaśanmpa«√kal? asṛgranva·U·3p«√sṛj 



6. These Somas passing through the fleecy filter, like rain descending from the clouds of heaven,
   Have been effused and poured into the beakers, swiftly like rivers running lowly seaward.



śuṣmī́ śárdʰo ná mā́rutaṃ pavasvā́nabʰiśastā divyā́ yátʰā víṭ |
ā́po ná makṣū́ sumatírbʰavā naḥ sahásrāpsāḥ pṛtanāṣā́ṇná yajñáḥ || 7||



7.  śuṣminnmsn«√śuṣ śardʰasnnsn«√śṛdʰ nac mārutajnsn pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū  
    anabʰiśastājfsn«an-abʰi~√śas divyājfsn«√div yadr3nsi viśnfsn«√viś |
    apnfpn nac makṣūa sumatijmsn«su~√man bʰavavp·Ao2s«√bʰū vayamr1mpd  
    (sahasrau-apnfs-sanjms«√san)jmsn (pṛtanānfs«√pṛc-ṣāṭjms«√sah)jmsn nac yajñanmsn«√yaj 



7. Flow onward like the potent band of Maruts, like that Celestial Host whom none revileth.
   Quickly be gracious unto us like waters, like sacrifice victorious, thousand-fashioned.



rā́jño nú te váruṇasya vratā́ni bṛhádgabʰīráṃ táva soma dʰā́ma |
śúciṣṭvámasi priyó ná mitró dakṣā́yyo aryamévāsi soma || 8||



8.  rājannmsg«√rāj nuc tvamr2msg varuṇaNmsg«√vṛ vratannpn«√vṛ2  
    bṛhatjnsn«√bṛh gabʰīrajnsn«√gambʰ tvamr2msg somaNmsv«√su dʰāmannnsn«√dʰā |
    śucijmsn«√śuc tvamr2msn asivp·A·2s«√as priyajmsn«√prī nac mitranmsn«√mitʰ  
    dakṣāyyajmsn«√dakṣ aryamanNmsn«√ṛ ivac asivp·A·2s«√as somaNmsv«√su 



8. Thine are King Varuna's eternal statutes, lofty and deep, O Soma, is thy glory.
   All-pure art thou like Mitra the beloved, adorable, like Aryaman, O Soma.






Sūkta 9.89 

pró syá váhniḥ patʰyā̀bʰirasyāndivó ná vṛṣṭíḥ pávamāno akṣāḥ |
sahásradʰāro asadannyàsmé mātúrupástʰe vána ā́ ca sómaḥ || 1||



1.  prap uc syar3msn vahninmsn«√vah patʰyānfpi«√pantʰ asyānvp·U·3s«√syand  
    dyunmsb nac vṛṣṭinfsn«√vṛṣ pavamānanmsn«√pū akṣārvp·U·3s«√kṣar |
    (sahasrau-dʰāranms«√dʰṛ)jmsn asadatvp·U·3s«√sad nip vayamr1mpd  
    mātṛnfsg«√mā upastʰanmsl«upa~√stʰā vanannsl«√van āp cac somanmsn«√su 



1. THIS Chariot-horse hath moved along the pathways, and Pavamana flowed like rain from heaven.
   With us hath Soma with a thousand currents sunk in the wood, upon his Mother's bosom.



rā́jā síndʰūnāmavasiṣṭa vā́sa ṛtásya nā́vamā́ruhadrájiṣṭʰām |
apsú drapsó vāvṛdʰe śyenájūto duhá īṃ pitā́ duhá īṃ pitúrjā́m || 2||



2.  rājannmsn«√rāj sindʰunmpg«√sindʰ avasiṣṭava·U·3s«√vas vāsanmsn«√vas  
    ṛtannsg«√ṛ naunfsa āp aruhatvp·U·3s«√ruh rajiṣṭʰājfsa«√ṛñj |
    apnfpl drapsanmsn vāvṛdʰeva·I·3s«√vṛdʰ (śyenanms-jūtajms«√jū)jmsn  
    duhevp·A·3s«√duh īmr3msa pitṛnmsn duhevp·A·3s«√duh īmr3msa pitṛnmsgjmsa«√jan 



2. King, he hath clothed him in the robe of rivers, mounted the straightest-going ship of Order.
   Sped by the Hawk the drop hath waxed in waters: the father drains it, drains the Father's offspring.



siṃháṃ nasanta mádʰvo ayā́saṃ hárimaruṣáṃ divó asyá pátim |
śū́ro yutsú pratʰamáḥ pṛcʰate gā́ ásya cákṣasā pári pātyukṣā́ || 3||



3.  siṃhanmsa«√sah nasantava·Ae3p«√nas madʰunnsg«√madʰ ayāsjmsa«√i  
    harijmsa«√hṛ aruṣajmsa«√ruṣ dyunmsg ayamr3msg patinmsa«√pā2 |
    śūranmsn«√śūr yudʰnfpl«√yudʰ pratʰamajmsn pṛcʰateva·A·3s«√pracʰ gonfpa  
    ayamr3msg cakṣasnmsi«√cakṣ parip pātivp·A·3s«√pā2 ukṣannmsn«√ukṣ 



3. They come to him, red, tawny, Lord of Heaven, the watchful Guardian of the meath, the Lion.
   First, Hero in the fight, he seeks the cattle, and with his eye the Steer is our protector.



mádʰupṛṣṭʰaṃ gʰorámayā́samáśvaṃ rátʰe yuñjantyurucakrá ṛṣvám |
svásāra īṃ jāmáyo marjayanti sánābʰayo vājínamūrjayanti || 4||



4.  (madʰunns«√madʰ-pṛṣṭʰanns«pra~√stʰā)jmsa gʰorajmsa«√gʰur ayāsjmsa«√i aśvanmsa«√aś  
    ratʰanmsl«√ṛ yuñjantivp·A·3p«√yuj (urujms«√vṛ-cakranns«√kṛ)jmsl ṛṣvajmsa«√ṛṣ |
    svasṛnfpn īmr3msa jāminfpn«√jan marjayantivp·A·3p«√mṛj  
    sanābʰijmpn«sa~√nabʰ vājinnmsa«√vāj ūrjayantivp·A·3p«√ūṛj 



4. They harness to the broad-wheeled car the mighty Courser whose back bears meath, unwearied, awful.
   The twins, the sisters brighten him, and strengthen-these children of one dame the vigorous Racer.



cátasra īṃ gʰṛtadúhaḥ sacante samāné antárdʰarúṇe níṣattāḥ |
tā́ īmarṣanti námasā punānā́stā́ īṃ viśvátaḥ pári ṣanti pūrvī́ḥ || 5||



5.  caturu īmc (gʰṛtanns«√gʰṛ-duhjfs«√duh)jfpn sacanteva·A·3p«√sac  
    samānanmsl«sam~√an antara dʰaruṇanmsl«√dʰṛ niṣattājfpn«ni~√sad |
    tār3fpn īmr3msa arṣantivp·A·3p«√ṛṣ namasnnsi«√nam punānājfpn«√pūr3fpn īmr3msa viśvatasa«√viś parip santivp·A·3p«√as pūrvījfpn«√pṝ 



5. Four pouring out the holy oil attend him, sitting together in the same container.
   To him they flow, when purified, with homage, and still, from every side, are first about him.



viṣṭambʰó divó dʰarúṇaḥ pṛtʰivyā́ víśvā utá kṣitáyo háste asya |
ásatta útso gṛṇaté niyútvānmádʰvo aṃśúḥ pavata indriyā́ya || 6||



6.  viṣṭambʰanmsn«vi~√stambʰ dyunmsg dʰaruṇanmsn«√dʰṛ pṛtʰivīnfsg«√pṛtʰ  
    viśvajfpn«√viś utac kṣitinfpn«√kṣi2 hastanmsl ayamr3msg |
    asatvp·Ae3s«√as tvamr2msg utsanmsn«√ud gṛṇattp·Amsd«√gṝ niyutvantjmsn«ni~√yu  
    madʰunnsg«√madʰ aṃśunmsn«√aś pavateva·A·3s«√pū indriyannsd«√ind 



6. He is the buttress of the heavens, supporter of earth, and in his hand are all the people.
   Be the team's Lord a well to thee the singer: cleansed is the sweet plant's stalk for deed of glory.



vanvánnávāto abʰí devávītimíndrāya soma vṛtrahā́ pavasva |
śagdʰí maháḥ puruścandrásya rāyáḥ suvī́ryasya pátayaḥ syāma || 7||



7.  vanvanttp·Amsn«√van avātajmsn«a~√van abʰip (devanms«√div-vītinfs«√vī)nfsa  
    indraNmsd«√ind somaNmsv«√su (vṛtraNns«√vṛ-hanjms«√han)nmsn pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū |
    śagdʰivp·Ao2s«√śak mahjmsg«√mah (purua«√pṝ-ścandrajms«√ścand)jmsg  
    rainmsg«√rā suvīryannsg«su~√vīr patinmpn«√pā2 syāmavp·Ai1p«√as 



7. Fighting, uninjured come where Gods are feasted; Soma, as Vrtra-slayer flow for Indra.
   Vouchsafe us ample riches very splendid may we be masters of heroic vigour.






Sūkta 9.90 

prá hinvānó janitā́ ródasyo rátʰo ná vā́jaṃ saniṣyánnayāsīt |
índraṃ gácʰannā́yudʰā saṃśíśāno víśvā vásu hástayorādádʰānaḥ || 1||



1.  prap hinvānata·Amsn«√hi janitṛnmsn«√jan rodasnndg  
    ratʰanmsn«√ṛ nac vājanmsa«√vāj saniṣyanttp·Amsn«√syand ayāsītvp·U·3s«√yā |
    indraNmsa«√ind gacʰanttp·Amsn«√gam āyudʰannpa«ā~√yudʰ saṃśiśānata·Amsn«sam~√śi  
    viśvajnpa«√viś vasunnsa«√vas hastanmdl ādadʰānata·Imsn«ā~√dʰā 



1. URGED On, the Father of the Earth and Heaven hath gone forth like a car to gather booty,
   Going to Indra, sharpening his weapons, and in his hand containing every treasure.



abʰí tripṛṣṭʰáṃ vṛ́ṣaṇaṃ vayodʰā́māṅgūṣā́ṇāmavāvaśanta vā́ṇīḥ |
vánā vásāno váruṇo ná síndʰūnví ratnadʰā́ dayate vā́ryāṇi || 2||



2.  abʰip (triu-pṛṣṭʰanns«pra~√stʰā)jmsa vṛṣaṇajmsa«√vṛṣ (vayasnns«√vī-dʰājms«√dʰā)jmsa  
    āṅgūṣanmpg«√aṅg avāvaśantavp·U·3p«√vāś vāṇīnfpn«√vaṇ |
    vanannpa vasānata·Amsn«√vas varuṇaNmsn«√vṛ nac sindʰunmpa«√sindʰ  
    vip (ratnanns«√rā-dʰājms«√dʰā)jmsn dayateva·A·3s«√dā vāryannpa«√vṛ2 



2. To him the tones of sacred song have sounded, Steer of the triple height, the Life-bestower.
   Dwelling in wood as Varuna in rivers, lavishing treasure he distributes blessings



śū́ragrāmaḥ sárvavīraḥ sáhāvāñjétā pavasva sánitā dʰánāni |
tigmā́yudʰaḥ kṣiprádʰanvā samátsváṣāḷhaḥ sāhvā́npṛ́tanāsu śátrūn || 3||



3.  (śūranms«√śūr-grāmanms)jmsn (sarvajms-vīranms«√vīr)jmsn sahāvantjmsn«√sah  
    jetṛnmsn«√ji pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū sanitṛjmsn«√san dʰanannpa«√dʰan |
    (tigmajns«√tij-āyudʰanns«ā~√yudʰ)jmsn (kṣiprajns«√kṣip-dʰanvannns«√dʰan)jmsn samadnfpl«sa~√mad  
    aṣāḷhajmsn sāhvanttp·Amsn«√sah pṛtanānfpl«√pṛc śatrunmpa«√śad 



3. Great Conqueror, warrior-girt, Lord of all heroes, flow on thy way as he who winneth riches;
   With sharpened. arms, with swift bow, never vanquished in battle, vanquishing in fight the foemen.



urúgavyūtirábʰayāni kṛṇvánsamīcīné ā́ pavasvā púraṃdʰī |
apáḥ síṣāsannuṣásaḥ svàrgā́ḥ sáṃ cikrado mahó asmábʰyaṃ vā́jān || 4||



4.  (urujms«√vṛ-gonfs-yūtinms«√yu)nfsn abʰayannpa«a~√bʰī kṛṇvanttp·Amsn«√kṛ  
    samīcīnajnda«sam~√añc āp pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū (purnfsa«√pṝ-dʰijms«√dʰā)jfsi |
    apnfpa siṣāsantp·Amsn«√san uṣasnfsg«√vas2 svarnnsa gonfpa  
    samp cikradasvp·UE2s«√krand mahasa«√mah vayamr1mpd vājanmpa«√vāj 



4. Giving security, Lord of wide dominion, send us both earth and heaven with all their fulness.
   Striving to win the Dawns, the light, the waters, and cattle, call to us abundant vigour.



mátsi soma váruṇaṃ mátsi mitráṃ mátsī́ndramindo pavamāna víṣṇum |
mátsi śárdʰo mā́rutaṃ mátsi devā́nmátsi mahā́míndramindo mádāya || 5||



5.  matsivp·Ao2s«√mad somaNmsv«√su varuṇaNmsa«√vṛ matsivp·Ao2s«√mad mitraNmsa«√mitʰ  
    matsivp·Ao2s«√mad indraNmsa«√ind indunmsv«√ind pavamānanmsv«√pū viṣṇuNmsa«√viṣ |
    matsivp·Ao2s«√mad śardʰasnnsa«√śṛdʰ mārutajnsa matsivp·Ao2s«√mad devanmpa«√div  
    matsivp·Ao2s«√mad mahāntjmsa«√mah indraNmsa«√ind induNmsv«√ind madanmsd«√mad 



5. O Soma, gladden Varuna and Mitra; cheer, Indu Pavamana! Indra, Visnu.
   Cheer thou the Gods, the Company of Maruts: Indu, cheer mighty Indra to rejoicing.



evā́ rā́jeva krátumām̐ ámena víśvā gʰánigʰnadduritā́ pavasva |
índo sūktā́ya vácase váyo dʰā yūyáṃ pāta svastíbʰiḥ sádā naḥ || 6||



6.  evac rājannmsn«√rāj ivac kratumantjmsn«√kṛ amanmsi«√am  
    viśvajnpa«√viś gʰanigʰnattp·Amsn«√han duritannpa«dus~√i pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū |
    induNmsv«√ind sūktannsd«√vac vacasnnsd«√vac vayasnnsa«√vī dʰāvp·UE2s«√dʰā  
    tvamr2mpn pātavp·Ao2p«√pā2 svastinnpi«su~√as sadāa vayamr1mpa 



6. Thus like a wise and potent King flow onward, destroying with thy vigour all misfortunes.
   For our well-spoken hymn give life, O Indu. Do ye preserve us evermore with blessings.






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ásarji vákvā rátʰye yátʰājaú dʰiyā́ manótā pratʰamó manīṣī́ |
dáśa svásāro ádʰi sā́no ávyé'janti váhniṃ sádanānyácʰa || 1||



1.  asarjivp·U·3s«√sṛj vakvannmsn«√vak ratʰyannsl«√ṛ yadr3nsi ājinmsl«√aj  
    dʰīnfsi«√dʰī manotṛnmsn«√man pratʰamajmsn manīṣinjmsn«√man |
    daśau svasṛnfpn adʰip sānunmsl«√san avyajmsl  
    ajantivp·A·3p«√aj vahninmsa«√vah sadanannpa«√sad acʰāp 



1. As for a chariot-race, the skilful Speaker, Chief, Sage, Inventor, hath, with song, been started.
   The sisters ten upon the fleecy summit drive on the Car-horse to the resting places.



vītī́ jánasya divyásya kavyaírádʰi suvānó nahuṣyèbʰirínduḥ |
prá yó nṛ́bʰiramṛ́to mártyebʰirmarmṛjānó'vibʰirgóbʰiradbʰíḥ || 2||



2.  vītinfsl«√vī jananmsg«√jan divyajmsg«√div kavyanmpi«√kū  
    adʰip suvānata·A?sn«√su nahuṣyajmpi«√nah indunmsn«√ind |
    prap yasr3msn nṛnmpi amṛtajmsn«a~√mṛ martyajmpi«√mṛ  
    marmṛjānata·Amsn«√mṛj avijmpi«√av gonfpi apnfpi 



2. The drop of Soma, pressed by wise Nahusyas, becomes the banquet of the Heavenly People-
   Indu, by hands of mortal men made beauteous, immortal, with the sheep and cows and waters.



vṛ́ṣā vṛ́ṣṇe róruvadaṃśúrasmai pávamāno rúśadīrte páyo góḥ |
sahásramṛ́kvā patʰíbʰirvacovídadʰvasmábʰiḥ sū́ro áṇvaṃ ví yāti || 3||



3.  vṛṣannmsn«√vṛṣ vṛṣannmsd«√vṛṣ roruvattp·Amsn«√ru aṃśunmsn«√aś ayamr3msd  
    pavamānanmsn«√pū ruśatjmsn«√ruc īrteva·A·3s«√īr payasnnsa«√pī gonfsg |
    sahasrau ṛkvanjmsn«√ṛc patʰinnmpi«√pantʰ (vacasnns«√vac-vidjms«√vid)jmsn  
    adʰvasmannmpi«a~√dʰvaṃs sūranmsn«√sū aṇvanmsa vip yātivp·A·3s«√yā 



3. Steer roaring unto Steer, this Pavamana, this juice runs to the white milk of the milch-cow.
   Through thousand fine hairs goes the tuneful Singer, like Sura by his fair and open pathways.



rujā́ dṛḷhā́ cidrakṣásaḥ sádāṃsi punāná inda ūrṇuhi ví vā́jān |
vṛścópáriṣṭāttujatā́ vadʰéna yé ánti dūrā́dupanāyámeṣām || 4||



4.  rujavp·Ao2s«√ruj dṛḷhajnpa«√dṛh cidc rakṣasnnsg«√rakṣ sadasnnpa«√sad  
    punānajmsn«√pū indunmsv«√ind ūrṇuhivp·Ao2s«√ūrnu vip vājanmpa«√vāj |
    vṛścavp·Ao2s«√vraśc upariṣṭanmsb«upari~√stʰā tujanttp·Amsi«√tuj vadʰanmsi«√vadʰ  
    yasr3mpn antia dūrāta«√dū upanāyanmsa«upa~√nī ayamr3mpg 



4. Break down the strong seats even of the demons: cleansing thee, Indu, robe thyself in vigour.
   Rend with thy swift bolt, coming from above them, those who are near and those who yet are distant.



sá pratnavánnávyase viśvavāra sūktā́ya patʰáḥ kṛṇuhi prā́caḥ |
yé duḥṣáhāso vanúṣā bṛhántastā́m̐ste aśyāma purukṛtpurukṣo || 5||



5.  sasr3msn pratnavata navyasjnsd (viśvanms«√viś-vārajms«√vṛ2)nmsv  
    sūktannsd«√vac patʰnmpa«√pantʰ kṛṇuhivp·Ao2s«√kṛ prāñcjmpa«pra~√añc |
    yasr3mpn duḥṣahajmpn«dus~√sah vanusjmsi«√van bṛhatjmpn«√bṛh  
    sasr3mpa tvamr2msd aśyāmavp·Ai1p«√aś (purua«√pṝ-kṛtjms«√kṛ)jmsv (purua«√pṝ-kṣujms«√kṣu)jmsv 



5. Prepare the forward paths in ancient manner for the new hymn, thou Giver of all bounties.
   Those which are high and hard for foes to conquer may we gain from thee, Active! Food-bestower!



evā́ punānó apáḥ svàrgā́ asmábʰyaṃ tokā́ tánayāni bʰū́ri |
śáṃ naḥ kṣétramurú jyótīṃṣi soma jyóṅnaḥ sū́ryaṃ dṛśáye rirīhi || 6||



6.  evac punānajmsn«√pū apnfpa svarnnsa gonfpa  
    vayamr1mpd tokannpa«√tuc tanayannpa«√tan bʰūria«√bʰū |
    śama vayamr1mpd kṣetrannsa«√kṣi2 urujnsa«√vṛ jyotisnnpa«√jyot somaNmsv«√su  
    jyoka vayamr1mpd sūryanmsa«√sūr dṛśinfsd«√dṛś rirīhivp·Ao2s«√rā 



6. So purifying thee vouchsafe us waters, heaven's light, and cows, offspring and many children.
   Give us health, ample land, and lights, O Soma, and grant us long to look upon the sunshine.






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pári suvānó háriraṃśúḥ pavítre rátʰo ná sarji sanáye hiyānáḥ |
ā́pacʰlókamindriyáṃ pūyámānaḥ práti devā́m̐ ajuṣata práyobʰiḥ || 1||



1.  parip suvānata·A?sn«√su harinmsn«√hṛ aṃśunmsn«√aś pavitrannsl«√pū  
    ratʰanmsn«√ṛ nac asarjivp·U·3s«√sṛj saninmsd«√san hiyānata·Amsn«√hi |
    āpatvp·U·3s«√āp ślokanmsa«√śru indriyajmsa«√ind pūyamānatp·Amsn«√pū  
    pratip devanmpa«√div ajuṣatavp·U·3s«√juṣ prayasnnpi«√prī 



1. THE gold-hued juice, poured out upon the filter, is started like a car sent forth to conquer.
   He hath gained song and vigour while they cleansed him, and hath rejoiced the Gods with entertainments.



ácʰā nṛcákṣā asaratpavítre nā́ma dádʰānaḥ kavírasya yónau |
sī́danhóteva sádane camū́ṣū́pemagmannṛ́ṣayaḥ saptá víprāḥ || 2||



2.  acʰāp (nṛnms-cakṣasnms«√cakṣ)jmsn asaratvp·Aa3s«√sṛ pavitrannsl«√pū  
    nāmannnsa«√nam dadʰānatp·Imsn«√dʰā kavinmsn«√kū ayamr3msg yoninmsl«√yu |
    sīdanttp·Ams?«√sad hotṛnmsn«√hu ivac sadanannsl«√sad camūnfpl  
    upap īmr3msa agmanvp·Aa3p«√gam ṛṣinmpn«√ṛṣ saptau viprajmpn«√vip 



2. He who beholdeth man hath reached the filter: bearing his name, the Sage hath sought his dwelling.
   The Rsis came to him, seven holy singers, when in the bowls he settled as Invoker.



prá sumedʰā́ gātuvídviśvádevaḥ sómaḥ punānáḥ sáda eti nítyam |
bʰúvadvíśveṣu kā́vyeṣu rántā́nu jánānyatate páñca dʰī́raḥ || 3||



3.  prap sumedʰasjmsn«su~√midʰ (gātunms«√gā-vidjms«√vid)jmsn (viśvajms«√viś-devanms«√div)nmsn  
    somanmsn«√su punānajmsn«√pū sadasnnsa«√sad etivp·A·3s«√i nityama«√ni |
    bʰuvatvp·Ue3s«√bʰū viśvajnpl«√viś kāvyannpl«√kū rantṛnmsn«√ram  
    anup jananmpa«√jan yatateva·A·3s«√yat pañcau dʰīrajmsn«√dʰī 



3. Shared by all Gods, most wise, propitious, Soma goes, while they cleanse him, to his constant station.
   Let him rejoice in all his lofty wisdom to the Five Tribes the Sage attains with labour.



táva tyé soma pavamāna niṇyé víśve devā́stráya ekādaśā́saḥ |
dáśa svadʰā́bʰirádʰi sā́no ávye mṛjánti tvā nadyàḥ saptá yahvī́ḥ || 4||



4.  tvamr2msg syar3mpn somanmsv«√su pavamānajmsv«√pū niṇyajmsl  
    viśvajmpn«√viś devanmpn«√div trayajmsn (ekau-daśau)jmpn |
    daśau (svanms-dʰājfs«√dʰā)nfpi adʰip sānunmsl«√san avyajmsl  
    mṛjantivp·A·3p«√mṛj tvamr2msa nadīnfpn«√nad saptau yahvījfpn«√yah 



4. In thy mysterious place, O Pavamana Soma, are all the Gods, the Thrice-Eleven.
   Ten on the fleecy height, themselves, self-prompted, and seven fresh rivers, brighten and adorn thee.



tánnú satyáṃ pávamānasyāstu yátra víśve kārávaḥ saṃnásanta |
jyótiryádáhne ákṛṇodu lokáṃ prā́vanmánuṃ dásyave karabʰī́kam || 5||



5.  tadr3nsa nuc satyajnsa«√as pavamānanmsg«√pū astuva·Ao3s«√as  
    yadr3nsl viśvajmpn«√viś kārunmpn«√kṛ2 saṃnasantava·UE3p«sam~√nas |
    jyotisnnsa«√jyot yadc ahannmsd akṛṇotvp·Aa3s«√kṛ uc lokanmsa«√lok  
    prap āvatvp·Aa3s«√av manunmsa«√man (dasnfs«√das-yujms«√yu)nmsd karvp·Ae3s«√kṛ abʰīkannsa«abʰi~√añc 



5. Now let this be the truth of Pavamana, there where all singers gather them together,
   That he hath given us room and made the daylight, hath helped Manu and repelled the Dasyu.



pári sádmeva paśumā́nti hótā rā́jā ná satyáḥ sámitīriyānáḥ |
sómaḥ punānáḥ kaláśām̐ ayāsītsī́danmṛgó ná mahiṣó váneṣu || 6||



6.  parip sadmannnsa«√sad ivac paśumantjnpa«√paś hotṛnmsn«√hu  
    rājannmsn«√rāj nac satyajmsn«√as samitinfpa«sam~√i iyānata·Amsn«√i |
    somanmsn«√su punānajmsn«√pū kalaśanmpa«√kal? ayāsītvp·U·3s«√yā  
    sīdanttp·Amsn«√sad mṛganmsn«√mṛg nac mahiṣajmsn«√mah vanannpl 



6. As the priest seeks the station rich in cattle, like a true King who goes to great assemblies,
   Soma hath sought the beakers while they cleansed him, and like a wild bull, in the wood hath settled.






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sākamúkṣo marjayanta svásāro dáśa dʰī́rasya dʰītáyo dʰánutrīḥ |
háriḥ páryadravajjā́ḥ sū́ryasya dróṇaṃ nanakṣe átyo ná vājī́ || 1||



1.  (sākama«√añc-ukṣjms«√ukṣ)jfpn marjayantavp·A·3p«√mṛj svasṛnfpn  
    daśau dʰīrajmsg«√dʰī dʰītinfpn«√dʰī dʰanutrījfpa«√dʰanv |
    harinmsn«√hṛ parip adravatvp·Aa3s«√drujfpa«√jan sūryanmsg«√sūr  
    droṇannsa«√dru nanakṣevp·I·3s«√nakṣ atyanmsn«√at? nac vājinnmsn«√vāj 



1. TEN sisters, pouring out the rain together, swift-moving thinkers of the sage, adorn him.
   Hither hath run the gold-hued Child of Surya and reached the vat like a fleet vigorous courser.



sáṃ mātṛ́bʰirná śíśurvāvaśānó vṛ́ṣā dadʰanve puruvā́ro adbʰíḥ |
máryo ná yóṣāmabʰí niṣkṛtáṃ yánsáṃ gacʰate kaláśa usríyābʰiḥ || 2||



2.  samp mātṛnfpi«√mā nac śiśunmsn«√śū vāvaśānata·Amsn«√vāś  
    vṛṣannmsn«√vṛṣ dadʰanvevp·I·3s«√dʰanv (purua«√pṝ-vārajms«√vṛ2)jmsn apnfpi |
    maryajmsn«√mṛ nac yoṣānfsa«√yu abʰip niṣkṛtannsa«nis~√kṛ yantp·Amsn«√i  
    samp gacʰateva·A·3s«√gam kalaśanmsl«√kal? usriyājfpi 



2. Even as a youngling crying to his mothers, the bounteous Steer hath flowed along to waters.
   As youth to damsel, so with milk he hastens on to the chosen meeting-place, the beaker.



utá prá pipya ū́dʰarágʰnyāyā índurdʰā́rābʰiḥ sacate sumedʰā́ḥ |
mūrdʰā́naṃ gā́vaḥ páyasā camū́ṣvabʰí śrīṇanti vásubʰirná niktaíḥ || 3||



3.  utac prap pipyevp·I·3s«√pī ūdʰarnnsa«√vah agʰnyānfsg«a~√han  
    indunmsn«√ind dʰārānfpi«√dʰṛ sacateva·A·3s«√sac sumedʰasjmsn«su~√midʰ |
    mūrdʰannmsa gonfpn payasnnsi«√pī camūnfpl  
    abʰip śrīṇantivp·A·3p«√śrī vasunnpi«√vas nac niktanmpi«√nij 



3. Yea, swollen is the udder of the milch-cow: thither in streams goes very sapient Indu.
   The kine make ready, as with new-washed treasures, the Head and Chief with milk within the vessels.



sá no devébʰiḥ pavamāna radéndo rayímaśvínaṃ vāvaśānáḥ |
ratʰirāyátāmuśatī́ púraṃdʰirasmadryàgā́ dāváne vásūnām || 4||



4.  sasr3msn vayamr1mpa devanmpi«√div pavamānanmsv«√pū radavp·Ao2s«√rad  
    indunmsv«√ind rayinmsa«√rā aśvinjmsa«√aś vāvaśānata·Amsn«√vāś |
    ratʰirāyatjmpg«√ṛ uśatītp·Afsn«√vaś (purnfsa«√pṝ-dʰijms«√dʰā)jfsn  
    (vayamr1mpb-añcjms«√añc)a āp dāvannnsd«√dā vasunnpg«√vas 



4. With all the Gods, O Indu Pavamana, while thou art roaring send us wealth in horses.
   Hither upon her car come willing Plenty, inclined to us, to give us of her treasures.



nū́ no rayímúpa māsva nṛvántaṃ punānó vātā́pyaṃ viśváścandram |
prá vanditúrindo tāryā́yuḥ prātármakṣū́ dʰiyā́vasurjagamyāt || 5||



5.  nūc vayamr1mpd rayinmsa«√rā upap māsvava·Ao2s«√mā nṛvantjmsa  
    punānajmsn«√pū (vātanms«√van-āpyajms«√ap)jmsa (viśvanns«√viś-ścandrajms«√ścand)jmsa |
    prap vanditṛnmsg«√vand indunmsv«√ind tārivp·U·3s«√tṝ āyusnnsn«√i  
    prātara makṣūa (dʰīnfsi«√dʰī-vasujms«√vas)jmsn jagamyātvp·Ai3s«√gam 



5. Now unto us mete riches, while they cleanse thee, all-glorious, swelling wealth, with store of heroes.
   Long be his life who worships, thee, O Indu. May he, enriched with prayer, come soon and early.






Sūkta 9.94 

ádʰi yádasminvājínīva śúbʰa spárdʰante dʰíyaḥ sū́rye ná víśaḥ |
apó vṛṇānáḥ pavate kavīyánvrajáṃ ná paśuvárdʰanāya mánma || 1||



1.  adʰip yadc ayamr3msl vājinnmsl«√vāj ivac śubʰnfpn«√śubʰ  
    spardʰantevp·A·3p«√spardʰ dʰīnfpn«√dʰī sūryanmsl«√sūr nac viśnfpn«√viś |
    apnfpa vṛṇānata·Amsn«√vṛ pavateva·A·3s«√pū kavīyanttp·Amsn«√kū  
    vrajanmsa«√vṛj nac (paśunms«√paś2-vardʰanajms«√vṛdʰ)nmsd manmannnsa«√man 



1. WHEN beauties strive for him as for a charger, then strive the songs like soldiers for the sunlight.
   Acting the Sage, he flows enrobed in waters and song as 'twere a stall that kine may prosper.



dvitā́ vyūrṇvánnamṛ́tasya dʰā́ma svarvíde bʰúvanāni pratʰanta |
dʰíyaḥ pinvānā́ḥ svásare ná gā́va ṛtāyántīrabʰí vāvaśra índum || 2||



2.  dvitāa vyūrṇvanttp·Amsn«vi~√vṛ amṛtannsg«a~√mṛ dʰāmannnsa«√dʰā  
    (svarnns-vidjms«√vid)jmsd bʰuvanannpn«√bʰū pratʰantava·U·3p«√pratʰ |
    dʰīnfpn«√dʰī pinvānātp·Afpn«√pinv (svajms-saranms«√sṛ)nmsl nac gonfpn  
    ṛtāyantījfpn«√ṛ abʰip vāvaśreva·I·3p«√vāś indunmsa«√ind 



2. The worlds expand to him who from aforetime found light to spread the law of life eternal.
   The swelling songs, like kine within the stable, in deep devotion call aloud on Indu.



pári yátkavíḥ kā́vyā bʰárate śū́ro ná rátʰo bʰúvanāni víśvā |
devéṣu yáśo mártāya bʰū́ṣandákṣāya rāyáḥ purubʰū́ṣu návyaḥ || 3||



3.  parip yadc kavinmsn«√kū kāvyannpa«√kū bʰarateva·A·3s«√bʰṛ  
    śūranmsn«√śūr nac ratʰanmsn«√ṛ bʰuvanannpa«√bʰū viśvajnpa«√viś |
    devanmpl«√div yaśasnnsa«√yaś martanmsd«√mṛ bʰūṣanttp·Amsn«√bʰūṣ  
    dakṣanmsd«√dakṣ rainmsg«√rā (purua«√pṝ-bʰūjms«√bʰū)jmpl navyasjnsa 



3. When the sage bears his holy wisdom round him, like a car visiting all worlds, the Hero,
   Becoming fame, mid Gods, unto the mortal, wealth to the skilled, worth praise mid the Ever-present,



śriyé jātáḥ śriyá ā́ níriyāya śríyaṃ váyo jaritṛ́bʰyo dadʰāti |
śríyaṃ vásānā amṛtatvámāyanbʰávanti satyā́ samitʰā́ mitádrau || 4||



4.  śrīnfsd«√śrī jātajmsn«√jan śrīnfsd«√śrī āp nirp iyāyava·I·3s«√i  
    śrīnfsa«√śrī vayasnnsa«√vī jaritṛnmpd«√gṝ dadʰātivp·A·3s«√dʰā |
    śrīnfsa«√śrī vasānata·Ampn«√vas amṛtatvannsa«a~√mṛ āyanvp·Aa3p«√i  
    bʰavantivp·A·3p«√bʰū satyajnpn«√as samitʰannpn«sam~√i (mitajms«√mi-drujms«√dru)jmsl 



4. For glory born be hath come forth to glory: he giveth life and glory to the singers.
   They, clothed in glory, have become immortal. He, measured in his course, makes frays successful.



íṣamū́rjamabʰyàrṣā́śvaṃ gā́murú jyótiḥ kṛṇuhi mátsi devā́n |
víśvāni hí suṣáhā tā́ni túbʰyaṃ pávamāna bā́dʰase soma śátrūn || 5||



5.  iṣnfsa«√iṣ ūrjjfsa«√ūrj abʰip arṣavp·Ao2s«√ṛṣ aśvanmsa«√aś gonfsa urunnsa«√vṛ  
    jyotisnnsa«√jyot kṛṇuhivp·Ao2s«√kṛ matsivp·Ao2s«√mad devanmpa«√div |
    viśvajnpn«√viś hic suṣahajnpn«√sah tadr3npn tvamr2msd  
    pavamānanmsn«√pū bādʰaseva·A·2s«√bādʰ somaNmsv«√su śatrunmpa«√śad 



5. Stream to us food and vigour, kine and horses: give us broad lights and fill the Gods with rapture.
   All these are easy things for thee to master thou, Pavamana Soma, quellest foemen.






Sūkta 9.95 

kánikranti hárirā́ sṛjyámānaḥ sī́danvánasya jaṭʰáre punānáḥ |
nṛ́bʰiryatáḥ kṛṇute nirṇíjaṃ gā́ áto matī́rjanayata svadʰā́bʰiḥ || 1||



1.  kanikrantivp·A·3s«√krand harijmsn«√hṛ āp sṛjyamānatp·Amsn«√sṛj  
    sīdanttp·Amsn«√sad vanannsg jaṭʰarannsl punānajmsn«√pū |
    nṛnmpi yatajmsn«√yam kṛṇuteva·A·3s«√kṛ nirṇijnfsa«nis~√nij gonfpa  
    ar3nsb matinfpa«√man janayatava·AE3s«√jan (svanms-dʰājfs«√dʰā)nfpi 



1. Loud neighs the Tawny Steed when started, settling deep in the wooden vessel while they cleanse him.
   Led by the men he takes the milk for raiment: then shall he, through his powers, engender praise-songs.



háriḥ sṛjānáḥ patʰyā̀mṛtásyéyarti vā́camaritéva nā́vam |
devó devā́nāṃ gúhyāni nā́māvíṣkṛṇoti barhíṣi pravā́ce || 2||



2.  harijmsn«√hṛ sṛjānata·Amsn«√sṛj patʰyānfsa«√pantʰ ṛtannsg«√ṛ  
    iyartivp·A·3s«√ṛ vācnfsa«√vac aritṛnmsn«√ṛ ivac nāvanfsa |
    devanmsn«√div devanmpg«√div guhyannpa«√guh nāmannnsa«√nam āvisa«ā~√vid  
    kṛṇotivp·A·3s«√kṛ barhisnnsl«√barh pravācev···D··«pra~√vac 



2. As one who rows drives on his boat, he, Gold-hued, sends forth his voice, loosed on the path of Order.
   As God, the secret names of Gods he utters, to be declared on sacred grass more widely.



apā́mivédūrmáyastárturāṇāḥ prá manīṣā́ īrate sómamácʰa |
namasyántīrúpa ca yánti sáṃ cā́ ca viśantyuśatī́ruśántam || 3||



3.  apnfpg ivac idc ūrminmpn«√ṛ tarturāṇata·Ampn«√tur  
    prap manīṣānfpn«√man īrateva·A·3p«√īr somanmsa«√su acʰāp |
    namasyantītp·Afpn«√nam upap cac yantivp·A·3p«√i samp cac  
    āp cac viśantivp·A·3p«√viś uśatītp·Afpn«√vaś uśanttp·Amsa«√vaś 



3. Hastening onward like the waves of waters, our holy hymns are pressing nigh to Soma.
   To him they come with lowly adoration, and, longing, enter him who longs to meet them.



táṃ marmṛjānáṃ mahiṣáṃ ná sā́nāvaṃśúṃ duhantyukṣáṇaṃ giriṣṭʰā́m |
táṃ vāvaśānáṃ matáyaḥ sacante tritó bibʰarti váruṇaṃ samudré || 4||



4.  sasr3msa marmṛjānata·Amsa«√mṛj mahiṣanmsa«√mah nac sānunmsl«√san  
    aṃśunmsa«√aś duhantivp·A·3p«√duh ukṣaṇnmsa«√ukṣ (girinms«√gṝ-stʰājms«√stʰā)jmsa |
    sasr3msa vāvaśānata·Amsa«√vaś matinfpn«√man sacanteva·A·3p«√sac  
    tritaNmsn bibʰartivp·A·3s«√bʰṛ varuṇaNmsa«√vṛ samudranmsl«sam~√ud 



4. They drain the stalk, the Steer who dwells on mountains, even as a Bull who decks him on the upland.
   Hymns follow and attend him as he bellows: Trita bears Varuna aloft in ocean.



íṣyanvā́camupavaktéva hótuḥ punāná indo ví ṣyā manīṣā́m |
índraśca yátkṣáyatʰaḥ saúbʰagāya suvī́ryasya pátayaḥ syāma || 5||



5.  iṣyanttp·Amsn«√iṣ vācnfsa«√vac upavaktṛnmsn«upa~√vac ivac hotṛnmsg«√hu  
    punānajmsn«√pū indunmsv«√ind vip syavp·Ao2s«√si manīṣānfsa«√man |
    indraNmsn«√ind cac yadc kṣayatʰasvp·A·2d«√kṣi saubʰagannsd«su~√bʰaj  
    suvīryannsg«su~√vīr patinmpn«√pā2 syāmavp·Ai1p«√as 



5. Sending thy voice out as Director, loosen the Invoker's thought, O Indu, as they cleanse thee.
   While thou and Indra rule for our advantage, may we be masters of heroic vigour.






Sūkta 9.96 

prá senānī́ḥ śū́ro ágre rátʰānāṃ gavyánneti hárṣate asya sénā |
bʰadrā́nkṛṇvánnindrahavā́nsákʰibʰya ā́ sómo vástrā rabʰasā́ni datte || 1||



1.  prap (senānfs«√si-nījms«√nī)nmsn śūranmsn«√śūr agrannsl«√aṅg ratʰanmpg«√ṛ  
    gavyanttp·Amsn«√go etivp·A·3s«√i harṣatevp·A·3s«√hṛṣ ayamr3msg senānfsn«√si |
    bʰadrajmpa«√bʰaj kṛṇvanttp·Amsn«√kṛ (indraNms«√ind-havajms«√hve)nmpa sakʰinmpd«√sac  
    āp somanmsn«√su vastrannpa«√vas rabʰasajnpa«√rabʰ datteva·A·3s«√dā 



1. IN forefront of the cars forth goes the Hero, the Leader, winning spoil: his host rejoices.
   Soma endues his robes of lasting colours, and blesses, for his friends, their calls on Indra.



sámasya háriṃ hárayo mṛjantyaśvahayaírániśitaṃ námobʰiḥ |
ā́ tiṣṭʰati rátʰamíndrasya sákʰā vidvā́m̐ enā sumatíṃ yātyácʰa || 2||



2.  samp ayamr3msg harijmsa«√hṛ harijmpn«√hṛ mṛjantivp·A·3p«√mṛj  
    (aśvanms«√aś-hayajms«√hi)jnpi aniśitajmsa«√śī namasnnpi«√nam |
    āp tiṣṭʰativp·A·3s«√stʰā ratʰanmsa«√ṛ indraNmsg«√ind sakʰinmsn«√sac  
    vidvaṅstp·Imsn«√vid ayamr3msi sumatinfsa«su~√man yātivp·A·3s«√yā acʰāp 



2. Men decked with gold adorn his golden tendril, incessantly with steed-impelling homage.
   The Friend of Indra mounts his car well-knowing, he comes thereon to meet the prayer we offer.



sá no deva devátāte pavasva mahé soma psárasa indrapā́naḥ |
kṛṇvánnapó varṣáyandyā́mutémā́murórā́ no varivasyā punānáḥ || 3||



3.  sasr3msn vayamr1mpd devanmsv«√div (devanms«√div-tātnfs«√tan)nfsd pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū  
    mahjnsd«√mah somanmsv«√su psarasnnsd«√psā (indraNms«√ind-pānanns«√pā)nmsn |
    kṛṇvanttp·Amsn«√kṛ apnfpa varṣayanttp·Amsn«√vṛṣ dyunmsa utac ayamr3fsa  
    urujfsb«√vṛ āp vayamr1mpd varivasyavp·Ao2s«√vṛ punānajmsn«√pū 



3. O God, for service of the Gods flow onward, for food sublime, as Indra's drink, O Soma.
   Making the floods, bedewing earth and heaven, come from the vast, comfort us while we cleanse thee



ájītayé'hataye pavasva svastáye sarvátātaye bṛhaté |
táduśanti víśva imé sákʰāyastádaháṃ vaśmi pavamāna soma || 4||



4.  ajītinfsd«a~√jyā ahatinfsd«a~√han pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū  
    svastinfsd«su~√as (sarvajms-tātinfs«√tan)nfsd bṛhatjfsd«√bṛh |
    tadr3nsa uśantivp·A·3p«√vaś viśvajmpn«√viś ayamr3mpn sakʰinmpn«√sac  
    tadr3nsa ahamr1msn vaśmivp·A·1s«√vaś pavamānanmsv«√pū somaNmsv«√su 



4. Flow for prosperity and constant Vigour, flow on for happiness and high perfection.
   This is the wish of these friends assembled: this is my wish, O Soma Pavamana.



sómaḥ pavate janitā́ matīnā́ṃ janitā́ divó janitā́ pṛtʰivyā́ḥ |
janitā́gnérjanitā́ sū́ryasya janiténdrasya janitótá víṣṇoḥ || 5||



5.  somanmsn«√su pavateva·A·3s«√pū janitṛnmsn«√jan matinfpg«√man  
    janitṛnmsn«√jan dyunmsg janitṛnmsn«√jan pṛtʰivīnfsg«√pṛtʰ |
    janitṛnmsn«√jan agninmsg«√aṅg janitṛnmsn«√jan sūryanmsg«√sūr  
    janitṛnmsn«√jan indraNmsg«√ind janitṛnmsn«√jan utac viṣṇuNmsg«√viṣ 



5. Father of holy hymns, Soma flows onward the Father of the earth, Father of heaven:
   Father of Agni, Surya's generator, the Father who begat Indra and Visnu.



brahmā́ devā́nāṃ padavī́ḥ kavīnā́mṛ́ṣirvíprāṇāṃ mahiṣó mṛgā́ṇām |
śyenó gṛ́dʰrāṇāṃ svádʰitirvánānāṃ sómaḥ pavítramátyeti rébʰan || 6||



6.  brahmannmsn«√bṛh devanmpg«√div (padanns«√pad-vījms«√vī)nmsn kavinmpg«√kū  
    ṛṣinmsn«√ṛṣ viprajmpg«√vip mahiṣanmsn«√mah mṛganmpg«√mṛg |
    śyenanmsn gṛdʰranmpg«√gṛdʰ (svanms-dʰitinfs«√dʰi)nmsn vanannpg  
    somanmsn«√su pavitrannsa«√pū atip etivp·A·3s«√i rebʰanttp·Amsn«√ribʰ 



6. Brahman of Gods, the Leader of the poets, Rsi of sages, Bull of savage creatures,
   Falcon amid the vultures, Axe of forests, over the cleansing sieve goes Soma singing.



prā́vīvipadvācá ūrmíṃ ná síndʰurgíraḥ sómaḥ pávamāno manīṣā́ḥ |
antáḥ páśyanvṛjánemā́varāṇyā́ tiṣṭʰati vṛṣabʰó góṣu jānán || 7||



7.  prap avīvipatvp·U·3s«√vip vācnfpa«√vac ūrminmsa«√ṛ nac sindʰunmsn«√sindʰ  
    girnfpa«√gṝ somanmsn«√su pavamānanmsn«√pū manīṣānfpa«√man |
    antara paśyanttp·Amsn«√paś vṛjanannpa«√vṛj ayamr3npa avarajnpa  
    āp tiṣṭʰativp·A·3s«√stʰā (vṛṣannms«√vṛṣ-bʰajms«√bʰā)jmsn gonfpl jānanttp·Amsn«√jñā 



7. He, Soma Pavamana, like a river, hath stirred the wave of voice, our songs and praises.
   Beholding these inferior powers in cattle, he rests among them as a Steer well-knowing.



sá matsaráḥ pṛtsú vanvánnávātaḥ sahásraretā abʰí vā́jamarṣa |
índrāyendo pávamāno manīṣyàṃśorūrmímīraya gā́ iṣaṇyán || 8||



8.  sasr3msn (madnfs«√mad-saranms«√sṛ)jmsn pṛtnfpl«√pṛc vanvanttp·Amsn«√van avātajmsn«a~√van  
    (sahasrau-retasnns«√rī)jmsn abʰip vājanmsa«√vāj arṣavp·Ao2s«√ṛṣ |
    indraNmsd«√ind indunmsv«√ind pavamānajmsn«√pū manīṣinjmsn«√man  
    aṃśunmsb«√aś ūrminmsa«√ṛ īrayavp·Ao2s«√īr gonfpa iṣaṇyanttp·Amsn«√iṣ 



8. As Gladdener, Warrior never harmed in battle, with thousand genial streams, pour strength and vigour.
   As thoughtful Pavamana, urge O Indu, speeding the kine, the plant's wave on to Indra.



pári priyáḥ kaláśe devávāta índrāya sómo ráṇyo mádāya |
sahásradʰāraḥ śatávāja índurvājī́ ná sáptiḥ sámanā jigāti || 9||



9.  parip priyajmsn«√prī kalaśanmsl«√kal? (devanms«√div-vātajms«√van)jmsn  
    indraNmsd«√ind somanmsn«√su raṇyajmsn«√raṇ madanmsd«√mad |
    (sahasrau-dʰāranms«√dʰṛ)jmsn (śatau-vājanms«√vāj)jmsn indunmsn«√ind  
    vājinnmsn«√vāj nac saptinmsn samanannpa«sam~√an jigātivp·A·3s«√gā 



9. Dear, grateful to the Gods, on to the beaker moves Soma, sweet to Indra, to delight him.
   With hundred powers, with thousand currents, Indu, like a strong car-horse, goes to the assembly.



sá pūrvyó vasuvíjjā́yamāno mṛjānó apsú duduhānó ádrau |
abʰiśastipā́ bʰúvanasya rā́jā vidádgātúṃ bráhmaṇe pūyámānaḥ || 10||



10. sasr3msn pūrvyajmsn«√pṝ (vasunns«√vas-vidjms«√vid)jmsn jāyamānatp·Amsn«√jan  
     mṛjānata·Amsn«√mṛj apnfpl duduhānata·Imsn«√duh adrinmsl«√dṛ |
     (abʰiśastinfs«√śas-pājms«√pā)nmsn bʰuvanannsg«√bʰū rājannmsn«√rāj  
     vidatvp·UE3s«√vid gātunmsa«√gā brahmannnsd«√bṛh pūyamānatp·Amsn«√pū 



10. Born in old time as finder-out of treasures, drained with the stone, decking himself in waters,
   Warding off curses, King of all existence, he shall find way for prayer the while they cleanse him.



tváyā hí naḥ pitáraḥ soma pū́rve kármāṇi cakrúḥ pavamāna dʰī́rāḥ |
vanvánnávātaḥ paridʰī́m̐ráporṇu vīrébʰiráśvairmagʰávā bʰavā naḥ || 11||



11. tvamr2msi hic vayamr1mpg pitṛnmpn somanmsv«√su pūrvajmpn«√pur  
     karmannnpa«√kṛ cakrurvp·I·3p«√kṛ pavamānanmsv«√pū dʰīrajmpn«√dʰī |
     vanvanttp·Amsn«√van avātajmsn«a~√van paridʰinmpa«pari~√dʰā apap ūrṇuvp·Ao2s«√vṛ  
     vīranmpi«√vīr aśvanmpi«√aś magʰavanjmsn«√maṃh bʰavavp·Ao2s«√bʰū vayamr1mpd 



11. For our sage fathers, Soma Pavamana, of old performed, by thee, their sacred duties.
   Fighting unvanquished, open the enclosures: enrich us with large gifts of steeds and heroes.



yátʰā́pavatʰā mánave vayodʰā́ amitrahā́ varivovíddʰavíṣmān |
evā́ pavasva dráviṇaṃ dádʰāna índre sáṃ tiṣṭʰa janáyā́yudʰāni || 12||



12. yadr3nsi apavatʰāva·Aa2s«√pū manunmsd«√man (vayasnns«√vī-dʰājms«√dʰā)jmsn  
     (amitranms«√mitʰ-hanjms«√han)jmsn (varivasnns«√vṛ-vidjms«√vid)jnsn haviṣmantjmsn«√hu |
     evac pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū draviṇannsa«√dru dadʰānata·Imsn«√dʰā  
     indraNmsl«√ind samp tiṣṭʰavp·Ao2s«√stʰā janayavp·Ao2s«√jan āyudʰannpa«ā~√yudʰ 



12. As thou didst flow for Manu Life-bestowing, Foe-queller, Comforter, rich in oblations,
   Even thus flow onward now conferring riches: combine with Indra, and bring forth thy weapons.



pávasva soma mádʰumām̐ ṛtā́vāpó vásāno ádʰi sā́no ávye |
áva dróṇāni gʰṛtávānti sīda madíntamo matsará indrapā́naḥ || 13||



13. pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū somanmsv«√su madʰumantjmsn«√madʰ ṛtāvanjmsn«√ṛ  
     apnfpa vasānata·Amsn«√vas adʰip sānunmsl«√san avyajmsl |
     avap droṇannpa«√dru gʰṛtavantjnpa«√gʰṛ sīdavp·Ao2s«√sad  
     madintamajmsn«√mad (madnfs«√mad-saranms«√sṛ)jmsn (indraNms«√ind-pānanns«√pā)nmsn 



13. Flow onward, Soma, rich in sweets and holy,. enrobed in waters on the fleecy summit.
   Settle in vessels that are full of fatness, as cheering and most gladdening drink for Indra.



vṛṣṭíṃ diváḥ śatádʰāraḥ pavasva sahasrasā́ vājayúrdevávītau |
sáṃ síndʰubʰiḥ kaláśe vāvaśānáḥ sámusríyābʰiḥ pratiránna ā́yuḥ || 14||



14. vṛṣṭinfsa«√vṛṣ dyunmsb (śatau-dʰāranms«√dʰṛ)jmsn pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū  
     (sahasrau-sanjms«√san)jmsn (vājanms«√vāj-yujms«√yu)jmsn (devanms«√div-vītinfs«√vī)nfsl |
     samp sindʰunmpi«√sindʰ kalaśanmsl«√kal? vāvaśānata·Amsn«√vāś  
     samp usriyajfpi pratiranttp·Amsn«pra~√tṝ vayamr1mpg āyusnnsn«√i 



14. Pour, hundred-streamed, winner of thousands, mighty at the Gods' banquet, Pour the rain of heaven,
   While thou with rivers roarest in the beaker, and blent with milk prolongest our existence.



eṣá syá sómo matíbʰiḥ punānó'tyo ná vājī́ táratī́dárātīḥ |
páyo ná dugdʰámáditeriṣirámurvìva gātúḥ suyámo ná vóḷhā || 15||



15. eṣasr3msn syar3msn somanmsn«√su matinfpi«√man punānajmsn«√pū  
     atyanmsn«√at? nac vājinjmsn«√vāj tarativp·A·3s«√tṝ idc arātinfpa«a~√rā |
     payasnnsn«√pī nac dugdʰajnsn«√duh aditinfsb«a~√dā iṣirajnsn«√iṣ  
     urujnsn«√vṛ ivac gātunmsn«√gā suyamajmsn«su~√yam nac voḷhṛnmsn«√vah 



15. Purified with our holy hymns, this Soma o'ertakes malignities like some strong charger,
   Like fresh milk poured by Aditi, like passage in ample room, or like a docile car-horse.



svāyudʰáḥ sotṛ́bʰiḥ pūyámāno'bʰyàrṣa gúhyaṃ cā́ru nā́ma |
abʰí vā́jaṃ sáptiriva śravasyā́bʰí vāyúmabʰí gā́ deva soma || 16||



16. svāyudʰajmsn«su-ā~√yudʰ sotṛnmpi«√su pūyamānatp·Amsn«√pū  
     abʰip arṣavp·Ao2s«√ṛṣ guhyannsa«√guh cārujnsa«√can nāmannnsa«√nam |
     abʰip vājanmsa«√vāj saptinmsn ivac śravasyannpa«√śru  
     abʰip vāyuNmsa«√vā abʰip gonfpa devanmsv«√div somanmsv«√su 



16. Cleansed by the pressers, armed with noble weapons, stream to us the fair secret name thou bearest.
   Pour booty, like a horse, for love of glory God, Soma, send us kine, and send us Vayu.



śíśuṃ jajñānáṃ haryatáṃ mṛjanti śumbʰánti váhniṃ marúto gaṇéna |
kavírgīrbʰíḥ kā́vyenā kavíḥ sánsómaḥ pavítramátyeti rébʰan || 17||



17. śiśunmsa«√śū jajñānata·Amsa«√jan haryatajmsa«√hary mṛjantivp·A·3p«√mṛj  
     śumbʰantivp·A·3p«√śubʰ vahninmsa«√vah marutNmpn gaṇanmsi«√gaṇ |
     kavinmsn«√kū girnfpi«√gṝ kāvyannsi«√kū kavinmsn«√kū  
     santtp·Amsn«√as somanmsn«√su pavitrannsa«√pū atip etivp·A·3s«√i rebʰanttp·Amsn«√ribʰ 



17. They deck him at his birth, the lovely Infant, the Maruts with their troop adorn the Car-horse.
   By songs a Poet and a Sage by wisdom, Soma goes singing through the cleansing filter.



ṛ́ṣimanā yá ṛṣikṛ́tsvarṣā́ḥ sahásraṇītʰaḥ padavī́ḥ kavīnā́m |
tṛtī́yaṃ dʰā́ma mahiṣáḥ síṣāsansómo virā́jamánu rājati ṣṭúp || 18||



18. (ṛṣinms«√ṛṣ-manasnns«√man)jmsn yasr3msn (ṛṣinms«√ṛṣ-kṛtjms«√kṛ)jmsn (svarnns-sanjms«√san)jmsn  
     (sahasrau-nītʰanms«√nī)jmsn (padanns«√pad-vījms«√vī)nmsn kavinmpg«√kū |
     tṛtīyajnsa dʰāmannnsa«√dʰā mahiṣajmsn«√mah siṣāsanttp·Amsn«√san  
     somanmsn«√su virājnfsa«vi~√rāj anup rājativp·A·3s«√rāj stubʰjmsn«√stu 



18. Light-winner, Rsi-minded, Rsi-maker, hymned in a thousand hymns, Leader of sages,
   A Steer who strives to gain his third form, Soma is, like Viraj, resplendent as a Singer.



camūṣácʰyenáḥ śakunó vibʰṛ́tvā govindúrdrapsá ā́yudʰāni bíbʰrat |
apā́mūrmíṃ sácamānaḥ samudráṃ turī́yaṃ dʰā́ma mahiṣó vivakti || 19||



19. (camūnfs-sadjms«√sad)jmsn śyenanmsn śakunajmsn«√śak vibʰṛtvanjmsn«vi~√bʰṛ  
     (gonfs-vindujms«√vid)jmsn drapsanmsn«√drap āyudʰannpa«ā~√yudʰ bibʰrattp·Amsn«√bʰṛ |
     apnfpg ūrminmsa«√ṛ sacamānata·Amsn«√sac samudranmsa«sam~√ud  
     turīyajnsa dʰāmannnsa«√dʰā mahiṣajmsn«√mah vivaktivp·A·3s«vi~√vac 



19. Hawk seated in the bowls, Bird wide-extended, the Banner seeking kine and wielding weapons,
   Following close the sea, the wave of waters, the great Bull tells his fourth form and declares it.



máryo ná śubʰrástanvàṃ mṛjānó'tyo ná sṛ́tvā sanáye dʰánānām |
vṛ́ṣeva yūtʰā́ pári kóśamárṣankánikradaccamvòrā́ viveśa || 20||



20. maryanmsn«√mṛ nac śubʰrajmsn«√śubʰ tanūnfsa«√tan mṛjānata·Amsn«√mṛj  
     atyanmsn«√at? nac sṛtvanjmsn«√sṛ saninmsd«√san dʰanannpg«√dʰan |
     vṛṣannmsn«√vṛṣ ivac yūtʰannpa«√yu parip kośanmsa«√kuś arṣanttp·Ams?«√ṛṣ  
     kanikradattp·Amsn«√krand camūnfdl āp viveśavp·I·3s«√viś 



20. Like a fair youth who decorates his body, a courser rushing to the gain of riches,
   A steer to herds, so, flowing to the pitcher, he with a roar hath passed into the beakers.



pávasvendo pávamāno máhobʰiḥ kánikradatpári vā́rāṇyarṣa |
krī́ḷañcamvòrā́ viśa pūyámāna índraṃ te ráso madiró mamattu || 21||



21. pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū indunmsv«√ind pavamānanmsn«√pū mahasnnpi«√mah  
     kanikradattp·Amsn«√krand parip vārannpa«√vṛ2 arṣavp·Ao2s«√ṛṣ |
     krīḷanttp·Amsn«√krīḷ camūnfdl āp viśavp·Ao2s«√viś pūyamānatp·Amsn«√pū  
     indraNmsa«√ind tvamr2msg rasanmsn«√ras madirajmsn«√mad mamattuvp·Ao3s«√mad 



21. Flow on with might as Pavamana, Indu flow loudly roaring through the fleecy filter.
   Enter the beakers sporting, as they cleanse thee, and let thy gladdening juice make Indra joyful.



prā́sya dʰā́rā bṛhatī́rasṛgrannaktó góbʰiḥ kaláśām̐ ā́ viveśa |
sā́ma kṛṇvánsāmanyò vipaścítkrándannetyabʰí sákʰyurná jāmím || 22||



22. prap ayamr3msg dʰārānfpn«√dʰṛ bṛhatījfpa«√bṛh asṛgranva·U·3p«√sṛj  
     aktajmsn«√añj gonfpi kalaśanmpa«√kal? āp viveśavp·I·3s«√viś |
     sāmannnsa«√sā kṛṇvanttp·Amsn«√kṛ sāmanyanmsn«√sā (vipnfpa«√vip-citjms«√ci)jmsn  
     krandanttp·Amsn«√krand etivp·A·3s«√i abʰip sakʰinmsg«√sac nac jāminfsa«√jan 



22. His streams have been effused in all their fulness, and he hath entered, balmed with milk, the goblets.
   Singing his psalm, well-skilled in song, a Chanter, be comes as 'twere to his friend's sister roaring.



apagʰnánneṣi pavamāna śátrūnpriyā́ṃ ná jāró abʰígīta índuḥ |
sī́danváneṣu śakunó ná pátvā sómaḥ punānáḥ kaláśeṣu sáttā || 23||



23. apagʰnanttp·Amsn«apa~√han eṣivp·A·2s«√i pavamānanmsv«√pū śatrunmpa«√śad  
     priyājfsa«√prī nac jāranmsn«√jṝ abʰigītajmsn«abʰi~√gai indunmsn«√ind |
     sīdanttp·Amsn«√sad vanannpl«√van śakunanmsn«√śak nac patvanjmsn«√pat  
     somanmsn«√su punānajmsn«√pū kalaśanmpl«√kal? sattṛjmsn«√sad 



23. Chasing our foes thou comest, Pavamana Indu, besting, as lover to his darling.
   As a bird flies and settles in the forest, thus Soma settles, purified, in goblets.



ā́ te rúcaḥ pávamānasya soma yóṣeva yanti sudúgʰāḥ sudʰārā́ḥ |
hárirā́nītaḥ puruvā́ro apsvácikradatkaláśe devayūnā́m || 24||



24. āp tvamr2msg rucnfpn«√ruc pavamānanmsg«√pū somanmsv«√su  
     yoṣānfsn«√yu ivac yantivp·A·3p«√i sudugʰājfpn«su~√duh sudʰārājfpn«su~√dʰṛ |
     harijmsn«√hṛ ānītajmsn«ā~√nī (purua«√pṝ-vārajms«√vṛ2)jmsn apnfpl  
     acikradatvp·U·3s«√krand kalaśanmsl«√kal? (devanms«√div-yujms«√yu)jmpg 



24. With full stream and abundant milk, O Soma, thy beams come, like a woman, as they cleanse thee.
   He, gold-hued, rich in boons, brought to the waters, hath roared within the goblet of the pious.






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asyá preṣā́ hemánā pūyámāno devó devébʰiḥ sámapṛkta rásam |
sutáḥ pavítraṃ páryeti rébʰanmitéva sádma paśumā́nti hótā || 1||



1.  ayamr3msg preṣnfsi«pra~√iṣ hemannnsi«√hi pūyamānatp·Amsn«√pū  
    devanmsn«√div devanmpi«√div samp apṛktavp·U·3s«√pṛc rasanmsa«√ras |
    sutajmsn«√su pavitrannsa«√pū parip etivp·A·3s«√i rebʰanttp·Amsn«√ribʰ  
    mitnfsi«√mi ivac sadmannnsa«√sad paśumantjnpa«√paś hotṛnmsn«√hu 



1. MADE pure by this man's urgent zeal and impulse the God hath to the Gods his juice imparted.
   He goes, effused and singing, to the filter, like priest to measured seats supplied with cattle.



bʰadrā́ vástrā samanyā̀ vásāno mahā́nkavírnivácanāni śáṃsan |
ā́ vacyasva camvòḥ pūyámāno vicakṣaṇó jā́gṛvirdevávītau || 2||



2.  bʰadrajnpa«√bʰaj vastrannpa«√vas samanyajnpa vasānata·Amsn«√vas  
    mahatjmsn«√mah kavinmsn«√kū nivacanannpa«ni~√vac śaṃsanttp·Amsn«√śaṃs |
    āp vacyasvava·Ao2s«√vañc camūnfdl pūyamānatp·Amsn«√pū  
    vicakṣaṇajmsn«vi~√cakṣ jāgṛvijmsn«√jāgṛ (devanms«√div-vītinfs«√vī)nfsl 



2. Robed in fair raiment meet to wear in battle, a mighty Sage pronouncing invocations.
   Roll onward to the beakers as they cleanse thee, far-seeing at the feast of Gods, and watchful.



sámu priyó mṛjyate sā́no ávye yaśástaro yaśásāṃ kṣaíto asmé |
abʰí svara dʰánvā pūyámāno yūyáṃ pāta svastíbʰiḥ sádā naḥ || 3||



3.  samp uc priyajmsn«√prī mṛjyatevp·A·3s«√mṛj sānunmsl«√san avyajmsl  
    yaśastarajmsn«√yaś yaśasnnpg«√yaś kṣaitanmsn«√kṣi vayamr1mpd |
    abʰip svaravp·Ao2s«√svar dʰanvannnsn«√dʰan pūyamānatp·Amsn«√pū  
    tvamr2mpn pātavp·Ao2p«√pā2 svastinnpi«su~√as sadāa vayamr1mpa 



3. Dear, he is brightened on the fleecy summit, a Prince among us, nobler than the noble.
   Roar out as thou art purified, run forward. Do ye preserve us evermore with blessings.



prá gāyatābʰyàrcāma devā́nsómaṃ hinota mahaté dʰánāya |
svādúḥ pavāte áti vā́ramávyamā́ sīdāti kaláśaṃ devayúrnaḥ || 4||



4.  prap gāyatavp·AE2p«√gai abʰip arcāmavp·AE1p«√ṛc devanmpa«√div  
    somanmsa«√su hinotavp·Ao2p«√hi mahatjnsd«√mah dʰanannsd«√dʰan |
    svādujmsn«√svad pavāteva·Ae3s«√pū atip vāranmsa«√vṛ2 avyajmsa  
    āp sīdātivp·Ae3s«√sad kalaśanmsa«√kal? (devanms«√div-yujms«√yu)jmsn vayamr1mpd 



4. Let us sing praises to the Gods: sing loudly, send ye the Soma forth for mighty riches.
   Let him flow, sweetly-flavoured, through the filter, and let our pious one rest in the pitcher.



índurdevā́nāmúpa sakʰyámāyánsahásradʰāraḥ pavate mádāya |
nṛ́bʰi stávāno ánu dʰā́ma pū́rvamáganníndraṃ mahaté saúbʰagāya || 5||



5.  indunmsn«√ind devanmpg«√div upap sakʰyannsa«√sac āyanttp·Amsn«ā~√i  
    (sahasrau-dʰāranms«√dʰṛ)jmsn pavateva·A·3s«√pū madanmsd«√mad |
    nṛnmpi stavānata·Amsn«√stu anup dʰāmannnsa«√dʰā pūrvajnsa«√pur  
    aganvp·Aa3s«√gam indraNmsa«√ind mahatjnsd«√mah saubʰagannsd«su~√bʰaj 



5. Winning the friendship of the Deities, Indu flows in a thousand streams to make them joyful.
   Praised by the men after the ancient statute, he hath come nigh, for our great bliss, to Indra.



stotré rāyé hárirarṣā punāná índraṃ mádo gacʰatu te bʰárāya |
devaíryāhi sarátʰaṃ rā́dʰo ácʰā yūyáṃ pāta svastíbʰiḥ sádā naḥ || 6||



6.  stotṛnmsd«√stu rainmsd«√rā harijmsn«√hṛ arṣavp·Ao2s«√ṛṣ punānajmsn«√pū  
    indraNmsa«√ind madanmsn«√mad gacʰatuvp·Ao3s«√gam tvamr2msg bʰaranmsd«√bʰṛ |
    devanmpi«√div yāhivp·Ao2s«√yā saratʰaa«sa~√ṛ rādʰasnnsa«√rādʰ acʰāp  
    tvamr2mpn pātavp·Ao2p«√pā2 svastinnpi«su~√as sadāa vayamr1mpa 



6. Flow, Gold-hued, cleansing thee, to enrich the singer: let thy juice go to Indra to support him.
   Come nigh, together with the Gods, for bounty. Do ye preserve us evermore with blessings.



prá kā́vyamuśáneva bruvāṇó devó devā́nāṃ jánimā vivakti |
máhivrataḥ śúcibandʰuḥ pāvakáḥ padā́ varāhó abʰyèti rébʰan || 7||



7.  prap kāvyannsa«√kū uśanasnmsn«√vaś ivac bruvāṇajmsn«√brū  
    devanmsn«√div devanmpg«√div janimannnsa«√jan vivaktivp·A·3s«vi~√vac |
    (mahijns«√mah-vratanns«√vṛ2)jmsn (śucijms«√śuc-bandʰunms«√bandʰ)jmsn pāvakajmsn«√pū  
    padannpa«√pad (varajms«√vṛ-ahannms)nmsn abʰip etivp·A·3s«√i rebʰanttp·Amsn«√ribʰ 



7. The God declares the Deities' generations, like Usana, proclaiming lofty wisdom.
   With brilliant kin, far-ruling, sanctifying, the Boar advances, singing, to the places.



prá haṃsā́sastṛpálaṃ manyúmácʰāmā́dástaṃ vṛ́ṣagaṇā ayāsuḥ |
āṅgūṣyàṃ pavamānaṃ sákʰāyo durmárṣaṃ sākáṃ prá vadanti vāṇám || 8||



8.  prap haṃsajmpn«√han tṛpalajmsa«√tṛp (mannfs«√man-yujms«√yu)nmsa acʰāp  
    ar3nsb astama«√as (vṛṣajms«√vṛṣ-gaṇanms«√gaṇ)nmpn ayāsurvp·U·3p«√yā |
    āṅgūṣyajmsa«√gʰuṣ pavamānanmsa«√pū sakʰinmpn«√sac  
    durmarṣajmsa«dus~√mṛṣ sākama«sa~√añc prap vadantivp·A·3s«√vad vāṇanmsa«√vaṇ 



8. The Swans, the Vrsaganas from a-near us have brought their restless spirit to our dwelling.
   Friends come to Pavamana meet for praises, and sound in concert their resistless music.



sá raṃhata urugāyásya jūtíṃ vṛ́tʰā krī́ḷantaṃ mimate ná gā́vaḥ |
parīṇasáṃ kṛṇute tigmáśṛṅgo dívā hárirdádṛśe náktamṛjráḥ || 9||



9.  sasr3msn raṃhateva·A·3s«√raṃh (urujns«√ṛ-gāyajms«√gā)jmsg jūtinfsa«√jū  
    vṛtʰāa«√vṛ2 krīḷanttp·Amsa«√krīḷ mimatevp·A·3p«√mā nac gonfpn |
    parīṇasnmsa«√pṝ kṛṇuteva·A·3s«√kṛ (tigmajms«√tij-śṛṅganns«√śṛṅ?)jmsn  
    dyunmsi harijmsn«√hṛ dadṛśevp·I·3s«√dṛś naktannsa ṛjrajmsn«√ṛj 



9. He follows the Wide-strider's rapid movement: cows low, as 'twere, to him who sports at pleasure.
   He with the sharpened horns brings forth abundance: the Silvery shines by night, by day the Golden.



índurvājī́ pavate gónyogʰā índre sómaḥ sáha ínvanmádāya |
hánti rákṣo bā́dʰate páryárātīrvárivaḥ kṛṇvánvṛjánasya rā́jā || 10||



10. indunmsn«√ind vājinjmsn«√vāj pavateva·A·3s«√pū (gonfsl-ogʰanms«√vah)jmsn  
     indraNmsl«√ind somanmsn«√su sahasnnsa«√sah invanttp·Amsn«√inv madanmsd«√mad |
     hantivp·A·3s«√han rakṣasnnsa«√rakṣ bādʰateva·A·3s«√bādʰ parip arātinfpa«a~√rā  
     varivasnnsn«√vṛ kṛṇvanttp·Amsn«√kṛ vṛjanannsg«√vṛj rājannmsn«√rāj 



10. Strong Indu, bathed in milk, flows on for Indra, Soma exciting strength, to make him joyful.
   He quells malignities and slays the demons, the King of mighty power who brings us comfort.



ádʰa dʰā́rayā mádʰvā pṛcānástiró róma pavate ádridugdʰaḥ |
índuríndrasya sakʰyáṃ juṣāṇó devó devásya matsaró mádāya || 11||



11. adʰaa dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ madʰujfsi«√madʰ pṛcānajmsn«√pṛc  
     tirasa«√tṝ romannnsa«√ruh pavateva·A·3s«√pū (adrinms«√dṛ-dugdʰajms«√duh)jmsn |
     indunmsn«√ind indraNmsg«√ind sakʰyannsa«√sac juṣāṇajmsn«√juṣ  
     devanmsn«√div devanmsg«√div (madnfs«√mad-saranms«√sṛ)jmsn madanmsd«√mad 



11. Then in a stream he flows, milked out with press-stones, mingled with sweetness, through the fleecy filter-
   Indu rejoicing in the love of Indra, the God who gladdens, for the God's enjoyment.



abʰí priyā́ṇi pavate punānó devó devā́nsvéna rásena pṛñcán |
índurdʰármāṇyṛtutʰā́ vásāno dáśa kṣípo avyata sā́no ávye || 12||



12. abʰip priyajnpa«√prī pavateva·A·3s«√pū punānajmsn«√pū  
     devanmsn«√div devanmpa«√div svajmsi rasanmsi«√ras pṛñcanttp·Amsn«√pṛc |
     indunmsn«√ind dʰarmannnpa«√dʰṛ ṛtutʰāa«√ṛ vasānata·Amsn«√vas  
     daśau kṣipnfpn«√kṣip avyatavp·U·3p«√vye sānunmsl«√san avyajmsl 



12. As he is purified he pours out treasures, a God bedewing Gods with his own juices.
   Indu hath, wearing qualities by seasons, on the raised fleece engaged, the ten swift fingers.



vṛ́ṣā śóṇo abʰikánikradadgā́ nadáyanneti pṛtʰivī́mutá dyā́m |
índrasyeva vagnúrā́ śṛṇva ājaú pracetáyannarṣati vā́camémā́m || 13||



13. vṛṣannmsn«√vṛṣ śoṇanmsn«√śoṇ abʰikanikradattp·Amsn«abʰi~√krand gonfpa  
     nadayanttp·Amsn«√nad etivp·A·3s«√i pṛtʰivīnfsa«√pṛtʰ utac dyunmsa |
     indraNmsg«√ind ivac vagnunmsn«√vac āp śṛṇveva·A·3s«√śru ājinmsl«√aj  
     pracetayanttp·Amsn«pra~√cit arṣativp·A·3s«√ṛṣ vācnfsa«√vac āp ayamr3fsa 



13. The Red Bull bellowing to the kine advances, causing the heavens and earth to roar and thunder.
   Well is he beard like Indra's shout in battle: letting this voice be known he hastens hither.



rasā́yyaḥ páyasā pínvamāna īráyanneṣi mádʰumantamaṃśúm |
pávamānaḥ saṃtanímeṣi kṛṇvánníndrāya soma pariṣicyámānaḥ || 14||



14. rasāyyajmsn«√ras payasnnsi«√pī pinvamānata·Amsn«√pinv  
     īrayanttp·Amsn«√īr eṣivp·A·2s«√i madʰumantjmsa«√madʰ aṃśunmsa«√aś |
     pavamānanmsn«√pū saṃtaninmsa«sam~√tan eṣivp·A·2s«√i kṛṇvanttp·Amsn«√kṛ  
     indraNmsd«√ind somaNmsv«√su pariṣicyamānatp·Amsn«pari~√sic 



14. Swelling with milk, abounding in sweet flavours, urging the meath-rich plant thou goest onward.
   Raising a shout thou flowest as they cleanse thee, when thou, O Soma, art effused for Indra.



evā́ pavasva madiró mádāyodagrābʰásya namáyanvadʰasnaíḥ |
pári várṇaṃ bʰáramāṇo rúśantaṃ gavyúrno arṣa pári soma siktáḥ || 15||



15. evac pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū madirajmsn«√mad madanmsd«√mad  
     (udanns«√ud-grābʰajms«√grabʰ)jmsg namayanttp·Amsn«√nam vadʰasnanmpi«√vadʰ |
     parip varṇanmsa«√vṛ bʰaramāṇata·Amsn«√bʰṛ ruśanttp·Amsa«√ruc  
     (gonfs-yujms«√yu)jmsn vayamr1mpa arṣavp·Ao2s«√ṛṣ parip somaNmsv«√su siktajmsn«√sic 



15. So flow thou on inspiriting, for rapture, aiming death-shafts at him who stays the waters,
   Flow to us wearing thy resplendent colour, effused and eager for the kine, O Soma.



juṣṭvī́ na indo supátʰā sugā́nyuraú pavasva várivāṃsi kṛṇván |
gʰanéva víṣvagduritā́ni vigʰnánnádʰi ṣṇúnā dʰanva sā́no ávye || 16||



16. juṣṭvītp·A???«√juṣ vayamr1mpd indunmsv«√ind supatʰannpa«su~√pantʰ sugajnpa«su~√gam  
     urunmsl«√ṛ pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū varivasnnpa«√vṛ kṛṇvanttp·Amsn«√kṛ |
     gʰanānfsi«√han ivac (viṣua«√viś-añcjms«√añc)a duritajnpa«dus~√i vigʰnanttp·Amsn«vi~√han  
     adʰip snunnsi«√san dʰanvavp·Ao2s«√dʰanv sānunmsl«√san avyajmsl 



16. Pleased with us, Indu, send us as thou flowest good easy paths in ample space and comforts.
   Dispelling, as 'twere with a club, misfortunes, run o'er the height, run o'er the fleecy summit.



vṛṣṭíṃ no arṣa divyā́ṃ jigatnúmíḷāvatīṃ śaṃgáyīṃ jīrádānum |
stúkeva vītā́ dʰanvā vicinvánbándʰūm̐rimā́m̐ ávarām̐ indo vāyū́n || 17||



17. vṛṣṭinfsa«√vṛṣ vayamr1mpd arṣavp·Ao2s«√ṛṣ divyājfsa«√div jigatnujfsa«√gam  
     iḷāvatījfsa (śama«√śam-gayanms«√gam)jfsa (jīrajms«√jinv-dānujfs«√dā)jfsa |
     stukānfsn«√stu ivac vītājfsn«√vī dʰanvavp·Ao2s«√dʰanv vicinvanttp·Amsn«vi~√ci  
     bandʰunmpa«√bandʰ ayamr3mpa avarajmpa indunmsv«√ind vāyunmpa«√vā 



17. Pour on us rain celestial, quickly streaming, refreshing, fraught with health and ready bounty.
   Flow, Indu, send these Winds thy lower kinsmen, setting them free like locks of hair unbraided.



grantʰíṃ ná ví ṣya gratʰitáṃ punāná ṛjúṃ ca gātúṃ vṛjináṃ ca soma |
átyo ná krado hárirā́ sṛjānó máryo deva dʰanva pastyā̀vān || 18||



18. grantʰinmsa«√gratʰ nac vip syavp·Ao2s«√si gratʰitajmsa«√gratʰ punānajmsn«√pū  
     ṛjujmsa«√arj cac gātunmsa«√gā vṛjinajmsa«√vṛj cac somaNmsv«√su |
     atyanmsn«√at? nac kradasvp·AE2s«√krand harijmsn«√hṛ āp sṛjānata·Amsn«√sṛj  
     maryanmsn«√mṛ devanmsv«√div dʰanvavp·Ao2s«√dʰanv pastyāvantjmsn«√pas 



18. Part, like a knotted tangle, while they cleanse thee, O Soma, righteous and unrighteous conduct.
   Neigh like a tawny courser who is loosened, come like a youth, O God, a house-possessor.



júṣṭo mádāya devátāta indo pári ṣṇúnā dʰanva sā́no ávye |
sahásradʰāraḥ surabʰírádabdʰaḥ pári srava vā́jasātau nṛṣáhye || 19||



19. juṣṭajmsn«√juṣ madanmsd«√mad (devanms«√div-tātnfs«√tan)nfsd indunmsv«√ind  
     parip snunnsi«√san dʰanvavp·Ao2s«√dʰanv sānunmsl«√san avyajmsl |
     (sahasrau-dʰāranms«√dʰṛ)jmsn surabʰinmsn«su~√rabʰ adabdʰajmsn«a~√dabʰ  
     parip sravavp·Ao2s«√sru (vājanms«√vāj-sātinfs«√san)nfsl (nṛnms-sahyajms«√sah)nmsl 



19. For the God's service, for delight, O Indu, run o'er the height, run o'ver the fleecy summit.
   With thousand streams, inviolate, sweet-scented, flow on for gain of strength that conquers heroes.



araśmā́no yè'ratʰā́ áyuktā átyāso ná sasṛjānā́sa ājaú |
eté śukrā́so dʰanvanti sómā dévāsastā́m̐ úpa yātā píbadʰyai || 20||



20. araśmannmpn«a~√raś yasr3mpn aratʰajmpn«√ṛ ayuktajmpn«a~√yuj  
     atyanmpn«√at? nac sasṛjānata·Impn«√sṛj ājinmsl«√aj |
     etasr3mpn śukrajmpn«√śuc dʰanvantivp·A·3p«√dʰanv somajmpn«√su  
     devanmpn«√div sasr3mpa upap yātavp·Ao2p«√yā pibadʰyaiv···D··«√pā 



20. Without a car, without a rein to guide them, unyoked, like coursers started in the contest,
   These brilliant drops of Soma juice run forward. Do ye, O Deities, come nigh to drink them.



evā́ na indo abʰí devávītiṃ pári srava nábʰo árṇaścamū́ṣu |
sómo asmábʰyaṃ kā́myaṃ bṛhántaṃ rayíṃ dadātu vīrávantamugrám || 21||



21. evac vayamr1mpd indunmsv«√ind abʰip (devanms«√div-vītinfs«√vī)nfsa  
     parip sravavp·Ao2s«√sru nabʰasnnsa«√nabʰ arṇasnnsa camūnfpl |
     somanmsn«√su vayamr1mpd kāmyajmsa«√kam bṛhatjmsa«√bṛh  
     rayinmsa«√rā dadātuvp·Ao3s«√dā vīravantjmsa«√vīr ugrajmsa«√vaj 



21. So for our banquet of the Gods, O Indu, pour down the rain of heaven into the vessels.
   May Soma grant us riches sought with longing, mighty, exceeding strong, with store of heroes.



tákṣadyádī mánaso vénato vā́gjyéṣṭʰasya vā dʰármaṇi kṣóránīke |
ā́dīmāyanváramā́ vāvaśānā́ júṣṭaṃ pátiṃ kaláśe gā́va índum || 22||



22. takṣatvp·AE3s«√takṣ yadr3nsl manasnnsb«√man venanttp·Ansg«√ven vācnfsn«√vac  
     jyeṣṭʰajmsg«√jyāc dʰarmannnsl«√dʰṛ kṣunfsg«√kṣu anīkanmsl«√an |
     ātc īmr3msa āyanvp·Aa3p«√i varanmsa«√vṛ2 āp vāvaśānata·Afpn«√vaś  
     juṣṭajmsa«√juṣ patinmsa«√pā2 kalaśanmsl«√kal? gonfpn indunmsa«√ind 



22. What time the loving spirit's word had formed him Chief of all food, by statute of the Highest,
   Then loudly lowing came the cows to Indu, the chosen, well-loved Master in the beaker.



prá dānudó divyó dānupinvá ṛtámṛtā́ya pavate sumedʰā́ḥ |
dʰarmā́ bʰuvadvṛjanyàsya rā́jā prá raśmíbʰirdaśábʰirbʰāri bʰū́ma || 23||



23. prap (dānunns-dajms«√dā)jmsn divyajmsn«√div (dānunns-pinvajms«√pinv)jmsn  
     ṛtannsa«√ṛ ṛtannsd«√ṛ pavateva·A·3s«√pū sumedʰasjmsn«su~√midʰ |
     dʰarmannmsn«√dʰṛ bʰuvatvp·Ue3s«√bʰū vṛjanyanmsg«√vṛj rājannmsn«√rāj  
     prap raśminmpi«√raś daśau bʰārivp·U·3s«√bʰṛ bʰūmannnsa«√bʰū 



23. The Sage, Celestial, liberal, raining bounties, pours as he flows the Genuine for the Truthful.
   The King shall be effectual strength's upholder: he by the ten bright reins is mostly guided.



pavítrebʰiḥ pávamāno nṛcákṣā rā́jā devā́nāmutá mártyānām |
dvitā́ bʰuvadrayipátī rayīṇā́mṛtáṃ bʰaratsúbʰṛtaṃ cā́rvínduḥ || 24||



24. pavitrannpi«√pū pavamānanmsn«√pū (nṛnms-cakṣasnms«√cakṣ)jmsn  
     rājannmsn«√rāj devanmpg«√div utac martyanmpg«√mṛ |
     dvitāa bʰuvatvp·Ue3s«√bʰū (rayinms«√rā-patinms«√pā2)nmsn rayinmpg«√rā  
     ṛtannsa«√ṛ bʰaratvp·AE3s«√bʰṛ subʰṛtajnsa«su~√bʰṛ cārujnsa«√can indunmsn«√ind 



24. He who beholds mankind, made pure with filters, the King supreme of Deities and mortals,
   From days of old is Treasure-Lord of riches: he, Indu, cherishes fair well-kept Order.



árvām̐ iva śrávase sātímácʰéndrasya vāyórabʰí vītímarṣa |
sá naḥ sahásrā bṛhatī́ríṣo dā bʰávā soma draviṇovítpunānáḥ || 25||



25. arvannmsn«√ṛ ivac śravasnnsd«√śru sātinfsa«√san acʰāp  
     indraNmsg«√ind vāyuNmsg«√vā abʰip vītinfsa«√vī arṣavp·Ao2s«√ṛṣ |
     sasr3msn vayamr1mpd sahasrājfpa bṛhatījfpa«√bṛh iṣnfpa«√iṣ dāsvp·AE2s«√dā  
     bʰavavp·Ao2s«√bʰū somaNmsv«√su (draviṇasnns«√dru-vidjms«√vid)jmsn punānajmsn«√pū 



25. Haste, like a steed, to victory for glory, to Indra's and to Vayu's entertainment.
   Give us food ample, thousandfold: be, Soma, the finder-out of riches when they cleanse thee.



devāvyò naḥ pariṣicyámānāḥ kṣáyaṃ suvī́raṃ dʰanvantu sómāḥ |
āyajyávaḥ sumatíṃ viśvávārā hótāro ná diviyájo mandrátamāḥ || 26||



26. (devanms«√div-vījms«√vī)jmpn vayamr1mpd pariṣicyamānatp·Ampn«pari~√sic  
     kṣayanmsa«√kṣi2 suvīrajmsa«su~√vīr dʰanvantuvp·Ao3p«√dʰanv somanmpn«√su |
     (āyajnfs«ā~√yaj-yujms«√yu)jmpn sumatinfsa«su~√man (viśvanms«√viś-vārajms«√vṛ2)jmpn  
     hotṛnmpn«√hu nac (dyunmsl-yajjms«√yaj)jmpn mandratamajmpn«√mand 



26. Effused by us let God-delighting Somas bring as they flow a home with noble heroes.
   Rich in all boons like priests acquiring favour, the worshippers of heaven, the best of Cheerers.



evā́ deva devátāte pavasva mahé soma psárase devapā́naḥ |
maháściddʰí ṣmási hitā́ḥ samaryé kṛdʰí suṣṭʰāné ródasī punānáḥ || 27||



27. evac devanmsv«√div (devanms«√div-tātnfs«√tan)nfsd pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū  
     mahjnsd«√mah somanmsv«√su psarasnnsd«√psā (devanms«√div-pānanns«√pā)nmsn |
     mahjmpn«√mah cidc hic smasivp·A·1p«√as hitajmpn«√hi samaryannsl«sa~√rī  
     kṛdʰivp·Ao2s«√kṛ suṣṭʰānajnda«su~√stʰā rodasnnda punānajmsn«√pū 



27. So, God, for service of the Gods flow onward, flow, drink of Gods, for ample food, O Soma.
   For we go forth to war against the mighty make heaven and earth well established by thy cleansing.



áśvo nó krado vṛ́ṣabʰiryujānáḥ siṃhó ná bʰīmó mánaso jávīyān |
arvācī́naiḥ patʰíbʰiryé rájiṣṭʰā ā́ pavasva saumanasáṃ na indo || 28||



28. aśvanmsn«√aś nac kradasvp·AE2s«√krand vṛṣannmpi«√vṛṣ yujānajmsn«√yuj  
     siṃhanmsn«√sah nac bʰīmajmsn«√bʰī manasnnsb«√man javīyaṅsjmsn«√ju |
     (arvaa-añcīnajms«√añc)jmpi patʰinnmpi«√pantʰ yasr3mpn rajiṣṭʰajmpn«√arj  
     āp pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū saumanasannsa«su~√man vayamr1mpd indunmsv«√ind 



28. Thou, yoked by strong men, neighest like a courser, swifter than thought is, like an awful lion.
   By paths directed hitherward, the straightest, send thou us happiness, Indu, while they cleanse thee.



śatáṃ dʰā́rā devájātā asṛgransahásramenāḥ kaváyo mṛjanti |
índo sanítraṃ divá ā́ pavasva puraetā́si maható dʰánasya || 29||



29. śatau dʰārānfpn«√dʰṛ (devanms«√div-jātajms«√jan)jfpn asṛgranva·U·3p«√sṛj  
     sahasrau enar3fpa kavinmpn«√kū mṛjantivp·A·3p«√mṛj |
     indunmsv«√ind sanitranmsa«√san dyunmsb āp pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū  
     (purasa«√pṝ-etṛnms«√i)nmsn asivp·A·2s«√as mahatjnsg«√mah dʰanannsg«√dʰan 



29. Sprung from the Gods, a hundred streams, a thousand, have been effused: sages prepare and purge them.
   Bring us from heaven the means of winning, Indu; thou art-forerunner of abundant riches.



divó ná sárgā asasṛgramáhnāṃ rā́jā ná mitráṃ prá mināti dʰī́raḥ |
pitúrná putráḥ krátubʰiryatāná ā́ pavasva viśé asyā́ ájītim || 30||



30. dyunmsb nac sarganmpn«√sṛj asasṛgramvp·U·3p«√sṛj ahannmpg  
     rājannmsn«√rāj nac mitranmsa«√mitʰ prap minātivp·A·3s«√mī dʰīrajmsn«√dʰī |
     pitṛnmsg nac putranmsn«√puṣ kratunmpi«√kṛ yatānata·Amsn«√yat  
     āp pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū viśnfsd«√viś ayamr3fsd ajītinfsa«a~√ji 



30. The streams of days, were poured as 'twere from heaven: the wise King doth not treat his friend unkindly.
   Like a son following his father's wishes, grant to this family success and safety.



prá te dʰā́rā mádʰumatīrasṛgranvā́rānyátpūtó atyéṣyávyān |
pávamāna pávase dʰā́ma gónāṃ jajñānáḥ sū́ryamapinvo arkaíḥ || 31||



31. prap tvamr2msg dʰārānfpn«√dʰṛ madʰumatījfpn«√madʰ asṛgranva·U·3p«√sṛj  
     vāranmpa«√vṛ2 yadc pūtajmsn«√pū atyeṣivp·A·2s«ati~√i avyajmpa |
     pavamānanmsv«√pū pavaseva·A·2s«√pū dʰāmannnsa«√dʰā gonfpg  
     jajñānata·Amsn«√jan sūryanmsa«√sūr apinvasvp·Aa2s«√pinv arkanmpi«√arc 



31. Now are thy streams poured forth with all their sweetness, when, purified. thou goest through the filter.
   The race of kine is thy gift, Pavamana: when born thou madest Surya rich with brightness.



kánikradadánu pántʰāmṛtásya śukró ví bʰāsyamṛ́tasya dʰā́ma |
sá índrāya pavase matsarávānhinvānó vā́caṃ matíbʰiḥ kavīnā́m || 32||



32. kanikradattp·Amsn«√krand anup patʰinnmsa«√pantʰ ṛtannsg«√ṛ  
     śukrajmsn«√śuc vip bʰāsivp·A·2s«√bʰā amṛtannsg«a~√mṛ dʰāmannnsa«√dʰā |
     sasr3msn indraNmsd«√ind pavaseva·A·2s«√pū (madnfs«√mad-saravantjms«√sṛ)jmsn  
     hinvānata·Amsn«√hi vācnfsa«√vac matinfpi«√man kavinmpg«√kū 



32. Bright, bellowing along the path of Order, thou shinest as the form of life eternal.
   Thou flowest on as gladdening drink for Indra, sending thy voice out with the hymns of sages.



divyáḥ suparṇó'va cakṣi soma pínvandʰā́rāḥ kármaṇā devávītau |
éndo viśa kaláśaṃ somadʰā́naṃ krándannihi sū́ryasyópa raśmím || 33||



33. divyajmsn«√div suparṇanmsn«su~√pṛ avap cakṣivp·A·2s«√cakṣ somanmsv«√su  
     pinvanttp·Amsn«√pinv dʰārānfpa«√dʰṛ karmannnsi«√kṛ (devanms«√div-vītinfs«√vī)nfsl |
     āp indunmsv«√ind viśavp·Ao2s«√viś kalaśanmsa«√kal? (somanms«√su-dʰānajms«√dʰā)jmsa  
     krandanttp·Amsn«√krand ihivp·Ao2s«√i sūryanmsg«√sūr upap raśminmsa«√raś 



33. Pouring out streams at the Gods' feast with service, thou, Soma, lookest down, a heavenly Eagle.
   Enter the Soma-holding beaker, Indu, and with a roar approach the ray of Sarya.



tisró vā́ca īrayati prá váhnirṛtásya dʰītíṃ bráhmaṇo manīṣā́m |
gā́vo yanti gópatiṃ pṛcʰámānāḥ sómaṃ yanti matáyo vāvaśānā́ḥ || 34||



34. triu vācnfpa«√vac īrayativp·A·3s«√īr prap vahninmsn«√vah  
     ṛtannsg«√ṛ dʰītinfsa«√dʰī brahmannmsg«√bṛh manīṣānfsa«√man |
     gonfpn yantivp·A·3p«√i (gonfs-patinms«√pā2)nmsa pṛcʰamānata·Afpn«√pracʰ  
     somanmsa«√su yantivp·A·3p«√i matinfpn«√man vāvaśānata·Afpn«√vaś 



34. Three are the voices that the Courser utters: he speaks the thought of prayer, the law of Order.
   To the Cow's Master come the Cows inquiring: the hymns with eager longing come to Soma.



sómaṃ gā́vo dʰenávo vāvaśānā́ḥ sómaṃ víprā matíbʰiḥ pṛcʰámānāḥ |
sómaḥ sutáḥ pūyate ajyámānaḥ sóme arkā́striṣṭúbʰaḥ sáṃ navante || 35||



35. somanmsa«√su gonfpn dʰenunfpn«√dʰe vāvaśānata·Afpn«√vaś  
     somanmsa«√su vipranmpn«√vip matinfpi«√man pṛcʰamānata·Ampn«√pracʰ |
     somanmsn«√su sutajmsn«√su pūyatevp·A·3s«√pū ajyamānatp·Amsn«√añj  
     somanmsl«√su arkanmpn«√arc (triu-stubʰjmp«√stu)jmpn samp navanteva·A·3p«√nu 



35. To Soma come the Cows, the Milch-kine longing, to Soma sages with their hymns inquiring.
   Soma, effused, is purified and blended our hymns and Tristubh songs unite in Soma.



evā́ naḥ soma pariṣicyámāna ā́ pavasva pūyámānaḥ svastí |
índramā́ viśa bṛhatā́ ráveṇa vardʰáyā vā́caṃ janáyā púraṃdʰim || 36||



36. evac vayamr1mpd somanmsv«√su pariṣicyamānatp·Amsn«pari~√sic  
     āp pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū pūyamānatp·Amsn«√pū svastinnsa«su~√as |
     indraNmsa«√ind āp viśavp·Ao2s«√viś bṛhatjmsi«√bṛh ravanmsi«√ru  
     vardʰayavp·Ao2s«√vṛdʰ vācnfsa«√vac janayavp·Ao2s«√jan (purnfsa«√pṝ-dʰijms«√dʰā)jfsa 



36. Thus, Soma, as we pour thee into vessels, while thou art purified flow for our welfare.
   Pass into Indra with a mighty roaring make the voice swell, and generate abundance.



ā́ jā́gṛvirvípra ṛtā́ matīnā́ṃ sómaḥ punānó asadaccamū́ṣu |
sápanti yáṃ mitʰunā́so níkāmā adʰvaryávo ratʰirā́saḥ suhástāḥ || 37||



37. āp jāgṛvijmsn«√jāgṛ viprajmsn«√vip ṛtannsi«√ṛ matinfpg«√man  
     somanmsn«√su punānajmsn«√pū asadatvp·U·3s«√sad camūnfpl |
     sapantivp·A·3p«√sap yasr3msa mitʰunajmpn«√mitʰ nikāmajmpn«ni~√kam  
     (adʰvaranms-yujms«√yu)jmpn ratʰirajmpn«√ṛ suhastajmpn 



37. Singer of true songs, ever-watchful, Soma hath settled in the ladles when they cleanse him.
   Him the Adhvaryus, paired and eager, follow, leaders of sacrifice and skilful-handed.



sá punāná úpa sū́re ná dʰā́tóbʰé aprā ródasī ví ṣá āvaḥ |
priyā́ cidyásya priyasā́sa ūtī́ sá tū́ dʰánaṃ kāríṇe ná prá yaṃsat || 38||



38. sasr3msn punānajmsn«√pū upap sūranmsl«√sūr nac dʰātṛnmsn«√dʰā  
     āp ubʰanfda aprāsvp·Aa2s«√prā rodasnnda vip sasr3msn āvarvp·Aa3s«ā~√vṛ |
     priyajnpa«√prī cidc yasr3msg (priyanns«√prī-sanjms«√san)jmpn ūtinfsi«√av  
     sasr3msn tuc dʰanannsa«√dʰan kārinnmsd«√kṛ nac prap yaṃsatvp·Ae3s«√yam 



38. Cleansed near the Sun as 'twere he as Creator hath filled full heaven and earth, and hath disclosed them.
   He by whose dear help men gain all their wishes shall yield the precious meed as to a victor.



sá vardʰitā́ várdʰanaḥ pūyámānaḥ sómo mīḍʰvā́m̐ abʰí no jyótiṣāvīt |
yénā naḥ pū́rve pitáraḥ padajñā́ḥ svarvído abʰí gā́ ádrimuṣṇán || 39||



39. sasr3msn vardʰitṛnmsn«√vṛdʰ vardʰanajmsn«√vṛdʰ pūyamānatp·Amsn«√pū  
     somanmsn«√su mīḷhvaṃstp·Imsn«√mih abʰip vayamr1mpa jyotisnnsi«√jyot āvītvp·U·3s«√av |
     yasr3msi vayamr1mpg pūrvajmpn«√pur pitṛnmpn (padanns«√pad-jñājms«√jñā)jmpn  
     (svarnns-vidjms«√vid)jmpn abʰip gonfpa adrinmsa«√dṛ uṣṇanvp·AE3p«√uṣ 



39. He, being cleansed, the Strengthener and Increaser, Soma the Bounteous, helped us with his lustre,
   Wherewith our sires of old who knew the footsteps found light and stole the cattle from the mountain.



ákrānsamudráḥ pratʰamé vídʰarmañjanáyanprajā́ bʰúvanasya rā́jā |
vṛ́ṣā pavítre ádʰi sā́no ávye bṛhátsómo vāvṛdʰe suvāná índuḥ || 40||



40. akrānvp·Aa3s«√krand samudranmsn«sam~√ud pratʰamanmsl vidʰarmannmsl«vi~√dʰṛ  
     janayanttp·Amsn«√jan prajānfpa«pra~√jan bʰuvanannsg«√bʰū rājannmsn«√rāj |
     vṛṣannmsn«√vṛṣ pavitrannsl«√pū adʰip sānunmsl«√san avyajmsl  
     bṛhatjmsn«√bṛh somanmsn«√su vāvṛdʰeva·I·3s«√vṛdʰ suvānata·A?sn«√su indunmsn«√ind 



40. In the first vault of heaven loud roared the Ocean, King of all being, generating creatures.
   Steer, in the filter, on the fleecy summit, Soma, the Drop effused, hath waxen mighty.



maháttátsómo mahiṣáścakārāpā́ṃ yádgárbʰó'vṛṇīta devā́n |
ádadʰādíndre pávamāna ójó'janayatsū́rye jyótirínduḥ || 41||



41. mahatnnsa«√mah tadr3nsa somanmsn«√su mahiṣajmsn«√mah cakāravp·I·3s«√kṛ  
     apnfpg yadr3nsa garbʰanmsn«√grah avṛṇītava·Aa3s«√vṛ2 devanmpa«√div |
     adadʰātvp·Aa3s«√dʰā indraNmsl«√ind pavamānanmsn«√pū ojasnnsa«√vaj  
     ajanayatvp·Aa3s«√jan sūryanmsl«√sūr jyotisnnsa«√jyot indunmsn«√ind 



41. Soma the Steer, in that as Child of Waters he chose the Gods, performed that great achievement.
   He, Pavamana, granted strength to Indra; he, Indu, generated light in Surya.



mátsi vāyúmiṣṭáye rā́dʰase ca mátsi mitrā́váruṇā pūyámānaḥ |
mátsi śárdʰo mā́rutaṃ mátsi devā́nmátsi dyā́vāpṛtʰivī́ deva soma || 42||



42. matsivp·Ao2s«√mad vāyuNmsa«√vā iṣṭinfsd«√iṣ rādʰasnnsd«√rādʰ cac  
     matsivp·Ao2s«√mad (mitraNmda«√mitʰ-varuṇaNmda«√vṛ)Nmda pūyamānatp·Amsn«√pū |
     matsivp·Ao2s«√mad śardʰasnnsa«√śṛdʰ mārutajnsa matsivp·Ao2s«√mad devanmpa«√div  
     matsivp·Ao2s«√mad (dyunmda-pṛtʰivīnfda«√pṛtʰ)nfda devanmsv«√div somaNmsv«√su 



42. Make Vayu glad, for furtherance and bounty: cheer Varuna and Mitra, as they cleanse thee.
   Gladden the Gods, gladden the host of Maruts: make Heaven and Earth rejoice, O God, O Soma.



ṛjúḥ pavasva vṛjinásya hantā́pā́mīvāṃ bā́dʰamāno mṛ́dʰaśca |
abʰiśrīṇánpáyaḥ páyasābʰí gónāmíndrasya tváṃ táva vayáṃ sákʰāyaḥ || 43||



43. ṛjujmsn«√arj pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū vṛjinajmsg«√vṛj hantṛnmsn«√han  
     apap amīvānfsa«√am bādʰamānata·Amsn«√bādʰ mṛdʰasnnsa«√mṛdʰ cac |
     abʰiśrīṇanvp·AE3p«abʰi~√śrī payasnnsa«√pī payasnnsi«√pī abʰip gonfpg  
     indraNmsg«√ind tvamr2msn tvamr2msg vayamr1mpn sakʰinmpn«√sac 



43. Flow onward righteous slayer of the wicked, driving away our enemies and sickness,
   Blending thy milk with milk which cows afford us. We are thy friends, thou art the Friend of Indra.



mádʰvaḥ sū́daṃ pavasva vásva útsaṃ vīráṃ ca na ā́ pavasvā bʰágaṃ ca |
svádasvéndrāya pávamāna indo rayíṃ ca na ā́ pavasvā samudrā́t || 44||



44. madʰunnsg«√madʰ sūdanmsa«√sūd pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū vasunnsg«√vas utsanmsa«√ud  
     vīranmsa«√vīr cac vayamr1mpd āp pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū bʰaganmsa«√bʰaj cac |
     svadasvava·Ao2s«√svad indraNmsd«√ind pavamānanmsn«√pū indunmsv«√ind  
     rayinmsa«√rā cac vayamr1mpg āp pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū samudranmsb«sam~√ud 



44. Pour us a fount of meath, a spring of treasure; send us a hero son and happy fortune.
   Be sweet to Indra when they cleanse thee, Indu, and pour down riches on us from the ocean.



sómaḥ sutó dʰā́rayā́tyo ná hítvā síndʰurná nimnámabʰí vājyàkṣāḥ |
ā́ yóniṃ ványamasadatpunānáḥ sámíndurgóbʰirasaratsámadbʰíḥ || 45||



45. somanmsn«√su sutajmsn«√su dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ atyanmsn«√at? nac hitvātp·A???«√hā  
     sindʰunmsn«√sindʰ nac nimnannsa«√ni abʰip vājinnmsn«√vāj akṣārvp·U·3s«√kṣar |
     āp yoninmsa«√yu vanyajmsa«√van asadatvp·U·3s«√sad punānajmsn«√pū  
     samp indunmsn«√ind gonfpi asaratvp·Aa3s«√sṛ samp apnfpi 



45. Strong Soma, pressed, like an impetuous courser, hath flowed in stream as a flood speeding downward.
   Cleansed, he hath settled in his wooden dwelling: Indu hath flowed with milk and with the waters.



eṣá syá te pavata indra sómaścamū́ṣu dʰī́ra uśaté távasvān |
svàrcakṣā ratʰiráḥ satyáśuṣmaḥ kā́mo ná yó devayatā́másarji || 46||



46. eṣasr3msn syar3msn tvamr2msd pavateva·A·3s«√pū indraNmsv«√ind somanmsn«√su  
     camūnfpl dʰīrajmsn«√dʰī uśatetp·Amsd«√vaś tavasvantjmsn«√tu |
     (svarnns-cakṣasnns«√cakṣ)jmsn ratʰirajmsn«√ṛ (satyanns«√as-śuṣmanms«√śuṣ)jmsn  
     kāmanmsn«√kam nac yasr3msn devayatnmpg«√div asarjivp·U·3s«√sṛj 



46. Strong, wise, for thee who longest for his coming this Soma here flows to the bowls, O Indra.
   He, chariot-borne, sun-bright, and truly potent, was poured forth like the longing of the pious.



eṣá pratnéna váyasā punānástiró várpāṃsi duhitúrdádʰānaḥ |
vásānaḥ śárma trivárūtʰamapsú hóteva yāti sámaneṣu rébʰan || 47||



47. eṣasr3msn pratnajnsi vayasnnsi«√vī punānajmsn«√pū  
     tirasa«√tṝ varpasnnpa duhitṛnmsg«√duh dadʰānata·Imsn«√dʰā |
     vasānata·Amsn«√vas śarmannnsa«√śri (triu-varūtʰannsa«√vṛ)jnsa apnfpl  
     hotṛnmsn«√hu ivac yātivp·A·3s«√yā samanannpl«sam~√an rebʰanttp·Amsn«√ribʰ 



47. He, purified with ancient vital vigour, pervading all his Daughter's forms and figures,
   Finding his threefold refuge in the waters, goes singing, as a priest, to the assemblies.



nū́ nastváṃ ratʰiró deva soma pári srava camvòḥ pūyámānaḥ |
apsú svā́diṣṭʰo mádʰumām̐ ṛtā́vā devó ná yáḥ savitā́ satyámanmā || 48||



48. nuc vayamr1mpd tvamr2msn ratʰirajmsn«√ṛ devanmsv«√div somaNmsv«√su  
     parip sravavp·Ao2s«√sru camūnfdl pūyamānatp·Amsn«√pū |
     apnfpl svādiṣṭʰajmsn«√svad madʰumantjmsn«√madʰ ṛtāvanjmsn«√ṛ  
     devanmsn«√div nac yasr3msn savitṛNmsn«√sū (satyajns«√as-manmannns«√man)jmsn 



48. Now, chariot-borne, flow unto us, God Soma, as thou art purified flow to the saucers,
   Sweetest in waters, rich in meath, and holy, as Savitar the God is, truthful-minded.



abʰí vāyúṃ vītyàrṣā gṛṇānò'bʰí mitrā́váruṇā pūyámānaḥ |
abʰī́ náraṃ dʰījávanaṃ ratʰeṣṭʰā́mabʰī́ndraṃ vṛ́ṣaṇaṃ vájrabāhum || 49||



49. abʰip vāyuNmsa«√vā vītinfsl«√vī arṣavp·Ao2s«√ṛṣ gṛṇānatp·Amsn«√gṝ  
     abʰip (mitraNmda«√mitʰ-varuṇaNmda«√vṛ)Nmda pūyamānatp·Amsn«√pū |
     abʰip nṛnmsa (dʰīnfs«√dʰī-javanajms«√ju)jmsa (ratʰanmsl«√ṛ-stʰājms«√stʰā)jmsa  
     abʰip indraNmsa«√ind vṛṣaṇajmsa«√vṛṣ (vajranms«√vaj-bāhunms«√bah)jmsa 



49. To feast him, flow mid song and hymn, to Vayu, flow purified to Varuna and Mitra.
   Flow to the song-inspiring car-borne Hero, to mighty Indra, him who wields the thunder.



abʰí vástrā suvasanā́nyarṣābʰí dʰenū́ḥ sudúgʰāḥ pūyámānaḥ |
abʰí candrā́ bʰártave no híraṇyābʰyáśvānratʰíno deva soma || 50||



50. abʰip vastrannpa«√vas suvasanajnpa«su~√vas arṣavp·Ao2s«√ṛṣ  
     abʰip dʰenunfpa«√dʰe sudugʰājfpa«su~√duh pūyamānatp·Amsn«√pū |
     abʰip candrajnpa«√ścand bʰartavev···D··«√bʰṛ vayamr1mpd hiraṇyajnpa«√hṛ  
     abʰip aśvanmpa«√aś ratʰinnmpa«√ṛ devanmsv«√div somanmsv«√su 



50. Pour on us garments that shall clothe us meetly, send, purified, milch-kine, abundant yielders.
   God Soma, send us chariot-drawing horses that they may bring us treasures bright and golden.



abʰī́ no arṣa divyā́ vásūnyabʰí víśvā pā́rtʰivā pūyámānaḥ |
abʰí yéna dráviṇamaśnávāmābʰyā̀rṣeyáṃ jamadagnivánnaḥ || 51||



51. abʰip vayamr1mpa arṣavp·Ao2s«√ṛṣ divyajnpa«√div vasunnpa«√vas  
     abʰip viśvajnpa«√viś pārtʰivajnpa«√pṛtʰ pūyamānatp·Amsn«√pū |
     abʰip yadr3nsi draviṇannsa«√dru aśnavāmavp·A·1p«√aś  
     abʰip ārṣeyajmsa«√ṛṣ (jamatjms«√jam-agnivatjms«√aṅg)jmsn vayamr1mpg 



51. Send to us in a stream celestial riches, send us, when thou art cleansed, what earth containeth,
   So that thereby we may acquire possessions and Rsihood in Jamadagni's manner.



ayā́ pavā́ pavasvainā́ vásūni mām̐ścatvá indo sárasi prá dʰanva |
bradʰnáścidátra vā́to ná jūtáḥ purumédʰaścittákave náraṃ dāt || 52||



52. ar3nsi pavānfsi«√pū pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū enar3npa vasunnpa«√vas  
     (mām̐śnfs-catvajms«√añc)nnsl indunmsv«√ind sarasnnsl«√sṛ prap dʰanvavp·Ao2s«√dʰanv |
     bradʰnajmsn cidc ar2nsl vātanmsn«√van nac jūtajmsn«√jū  
     (purua«√pṝ-medʰasnns«√midʰ)jmsn cidc takunmsd«√tak nṛnmsa dātvp·AE3s«√dā 



52. Pour forth this wealth with this purification: flow onward to the yellow lake, O Indu.
   Here, too, the Ruddy, wind-swift, full of wisdom, Shall give a son to him who cometh quickly.



utá na enā́ pavayā́ pavasvā́dʰi śruté śravā́yyasya tīrtʰé |
ṣaṣṭíṃ sahásrā naigutó vásūni vṛkṣáṃ ná pakváṃ dʰūnavadráṇāya || 53||



53. utac vayamr1mpd enar3npa pavānfsi«√pū pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū  
     adʰip śrutannsl«√śru śravāyyajmsg«√śru tīrtʰannsl«√tṝ |
     ṣaṣṭiu sahasrāu naigutanmsn«ni~√gu vasunnpa«√vas  
     vṛkṣanmsa nac pakvajmsa«√pac dʰūnavatvp·Ae3s«√dʰū raṇanmsd«√raṇ 



53. Flow on for us with this purification to the famed ford of thee whose due is glory.
   May the Foe-queller shake us down, for triumph, like a tree's ripe fruit, sixty thousand treasures.



máhīmé asya vṛ́ṣanā́ma śūṣé mā́m̐ścatve vā pṛ́śane vā vádʰatre |
ásvāpayannigútaḥ sneháyaccā́pāmítrām̐ ápācíto acetáḥ || 54||



54. mahia«√mah ayamr3ndn ayamr3msg vṛṣanjnsn«√vṛṣ nāmannnsn«√nam śūṣajndn«√śvas  
     (mām̐śnfs«√māṃs-catvajms«√añc)nnslc pṛśanannsl«√spṛśc vadʰatrannsl«√vadʰ |
     asvāpayatvp·Aa3s«√svap nigutnmpa«ni~√gu snehayatvp·AE3s«√snih cac  
     apap amitrajmpa«a~√mitʰ apap acitjmpa«a~√cit acavp·Ao2s«√añc ir3nsb 



54. Eagerly do we pray for those two exploits, at the blue lake and Prsana, wrought in battle.
   He sent our enemies to sleep and slew them, and turned away the foolish and unfriendly.



sáṃ trī́ pavítrā vítatānyeṣyánvékaṃ dʰāvasi pūyámānaḥ |
ási bʰágo ási dātrásya dātā́si magʰávā magʰávadbʰya indo || 55||



55. samp triu pavitrannpa«√pū vitatajnpa«vi~√tan eṣivp·A·2s«√i  
     anup ekannsa dʰāvasivp·A·2s«√dʰāv pūyamānatp·Amsn«√pū |
     asivp·A·2s«√as bʰaganmsn«√bʰaj asivp·A·2s«√as dātrannsg«√dā dātṛnmsn«√dā  
     asivp·A·2s«√as magʰavanjmsn«√maṃh magʰavanjmpd«√maṃh indunmsv«√ind 



55. Thou comest unto three extended filters, and hastenest through each one as they cleanse thee.
   Thou art the giver of the gift, a Bhaga, a Maghavan for liberal lords, O Indu.



eṣá viśvavítpavate manīṣī́ sómo víśvasya bʰúvanasya rā́jā |
drapsā́m̐ īráyanvidátʰeṣvíndurví vā́ramávyaṃ samáyā́ti yāti || 56||



56. eṣasr3msn (viśvanns«√viś-vidjms«√vid)jmsn pavateva·A·3s«√pū manīṣinjmsn«√man  
     somanmsn«√su viśvannsg«√viś bʰuvanannsg«√bʰū rājannmsn«√rāj |
     drapsanmpa«√drap īrayanttp·Amsn«√īr vidatʰannpl«√vid indunmsn«√ind  
     vip vāranmsa«√vṛ2 avyajmsa samayāa«sam~√i atip yātivp·A·3s«√yā 



56. This Soma here, the Wise, the All-obtainer, flows on his way as King of all existence.
   Driving the drops at our assemblies, Indu completely traverses the fleecy filter.



índuṃ rihanti mahiṣā́ ádabdʰāḥ padé rebʰanti kaváyo ná gṛ́dʰrāḥ |
hinvánti dʰī́rā daśábʰiḥ kṣípābʰiḥ sámañjate rūpámapā́ṃ rásena || 57||



57. indunmsa«√ind rihantivp·A·3p«√rih mahiṣajfpn«√mah adabdʰajfpn«a~√dabʰ  
     padannsl«√pad rebʰantivp·A·3p«√ribʰ kavinmpn«√kū nac gṛdʰrajmpn«√gṛdʰ |
     hinvantivp·A·3p«√hi dʰīrajmpn«√dʰī daśau kṣipānfpi«√kṣip  
     samp añjateva·A·3p«√añj rūpannsa«√rūp apnfpg rasanmsi«√ras 



57. The Great Inviolate are kissing Indu, and singing in his place like eager sages.
   The wise men send him forth with ten swift fingers, and balm his form with essence of the waters.



tváyā vayáṃ pávamānena soma bʰáre kṛtáṃ ví cinuyāma śáśvat |
tánno mitró váruṇo māmahantāmáditiḥ síndʰuḥ pṛtʰivī́ utá dyaúḥ || 58||



58. tvamr2msi vayamr1mpn pavamānanmsi«√pū somaNmsv«√su  
     bʰaranmsl«√bʰṛ kṛtajmsa«√kṛ vip cinuyāmavp·Ai1p«√ci śaśvata«√śaś |
     tadr3nsa vayamr1mpd mitraNmsn«√mitʰ varuṇaNmsn«√vṛ māmahantāmva·Ao3p«√maṃh  
     aditiNfsn«a~√dā sindʰunmsn«√sindʰ pṛtʰivīnfsn«√pṛtʰ utac dyunmsn 



58. Soma, may we, with thee as Pavamana, pile up together all our spoil in battle.
   This boon vouchsafe us Varuna and Mitra, and Aditi and Sindhu, Earth and Heaven.






Sūkta 9.98 

abʰí no vājasā́tamaṃ rayímarṣa puruspṛ́ham |
índo sahásrabʰarṇasaṃ tuvidyumnáṃ vibʰvāsáham || 1||



1.  abʰip vayamr1mpa (vājanms«√vāj-sātamajms«√san)jmsa  
    rayinmsa«√rā arṣavp·Ao2s«√ṛṣ (purua«√pṝ-spṛhjms«√spṛh)jmsa |
    indunmsv«√ind (sahasrau-bʰarṇasnns«√bʰṛ)jmsa  
    (tuvijms«√tu-dyumnanns)jnsa (vibʰvanjms«vi~√bʰū-sahjms«√sah)jmsa 



1. STREAM on us riches that are sought by many, best at winning strength
   Riches, O Indu, thousandfold, glorious, conquering the great.



pári ṣyá suvānó avyáyaṃ rátʰe ná vármāvyata |
índurabʰí drúṇā hitó hiyānó dʰā́rābʰirakṣāḥ || 2||



2.  parip syar3msn suvānata·A?sn«√su avyayajmsa  
    ratʰanmsl«√ṛ nac varmannnsa«√vṛ avyatava·U·3s«√vye |
    indunmsn«√ind abʰip drunmsi«√dru hitajmsn«√hi  
    hiyānatp·Amsn«√hi dʰārānfpi«√dʰṛ akṣārvp·U·3s«√kṣar 



2. Effused, he hath, as on a car, invested him in fleecy mail:
   Onward hath Indu flowed in streams, impelled, surrounded by the wood.



pári ṣyá suvānó akṣā índurávye mádacyutaḥ |
dʰā́rā yá ūrdʰvó adʰvaré bʰrājā́ naíti gavyayúḥ || 3||



3.  parip syar3msn suvānata·A?sn«√su akṣārvp·U·3s«√kṣar  
    indunmsn«√ind avyajnsl (madanms«√mad-cyutajms«√cyut)jmsn |
    dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ yasr3msn ūrdʰvajmsn«√vṛdʰ adʰvaranmsl  
    bʰrājnfsi«√bʰrāj nac etivp·A·3s«√i (gavyanns-yujms«√yu)jmsn 



3. Effused, this Indu hath flowed on, distilling rapture, to the fleece:
   He goes erect, as seeking kine in stream, with light, to sacrifice.



sá hí tváṃ deva śáśvate vásu mártāya dāśúṣe |
índo sahasríṇaṃ rayíṃ śatā́tmānaṃ vivāsasi || 4||



4.  sasr3msn hic tvamr2msn devanmsv«√div śaśvatjmsd«√śaś  
    vasunnsa«√vas martajmsd«√mṛ dāśvaṅstp·Imsd«√dāś |
    indunmsv«√ind sahasriṇajmsa rayinmsa«√rā  
    (śatau-ātmannms«√an)jmsa vivāsasivp·A·2s«√van 



4. For thou thyself, O Indu, God, to every mortal worshipper
   Attractest riches thousandfold, made manifest in hundred forms.



vayáṃ te asyá vṛtrahanváso vásvaḥ puruspṛ́haḥ |
ní nédiṣṭʰatamā iṣáḥ syā́ma sumnásyādʰrigo || 5||



5.  vayamr1mpn tvamr2msg ayamr3msg (vṛtraNns«√vṛ-hanjms«√han)nmsv  
    vasunmsv«√vas vasunnsg«√vas (purua«√pṝ-spṛhjms«√spṛh)jnsg |
    nip nediṣṭʰatamajmpn iṣnfsg«√iṣ  
    syāmavp·Ai1p«√as sumnannsg«su~√man (adʰrijms«a~√dʰṛ-gunfs«√gu)jmsv 



5. Good Vrtra-slayer, may we be still nearest to this wealth of thine
   Which many crave, nearest to food and happiness, Resistless One!



dvíryáṃ páñca sváyaśasaṃ svásāro ádrisaṃhatam |
priyámíndrasya kā́myaṃ prasnāpáyantyūrmíṇam || 6||



6.  dviu yasr3msa pañcau (svajms-yaśasnns«√yaś)jmsa  
    svasṛnfpn (adrinms«√dṛ-saṃhatajms«sam~√han)jmsa |
    priyajmsa«√prī indraNmsg«√ind kāmyajmsa«√kam  
    prasnāpayantivp·A·3p«pra~√snā ūrminjmsa«√ṛ 



6. Whom, bright with native splendour, crushed between the pair of pressing stones-
   The wavy Friend whom Indra loves-the twice-five sisters dip and bathe,



pári tyáṃ haryatáṃ háriṃ babʰrúṃ punanti vā́reṇa |
yó devā́nvíśvām̐ ítpári mádena sahá gácʰati || 7||



7.  parip syar3msa haryatajmsa«√hary harijmsa«√hṛ  
    babʰrujmsa«√bʰṛ punantivp·A·3p«√pū vāranmsi«√vṛ2 |
    yasr3msn devanmpa«√div viśvajmpa«√viś idc parip  
    madanmsi«√mad sahap gacʰativp·A·3s«√gam 



7. Him with the fleece they purify, brown, golden-hued, beloved of all,
   Who with exhilarating juice goes forth to all the Deities.



asyá vo hyávasā pā́nto dakṣasā́dʰanam |
yáḥ sūríṣu śrávo bṛháddadʰé svàrṇá haryatáḥ || 8||



8.  ayamr3msg tvamr2mpd hic avasnnsi«√av  
    pāntanmsn«√pā (dakṣanms«√dakṣ-sādʰanajms«√sādʰ)jmsa |
    yasr3msn sūrinmpl«√sūr śravasnnsa«√śru bṛhatjnsa«√bṛh  
    dadʰeva·I·3s«√dʰā svarnnsa nac haryatajmsn«√hary 



8. Through longing for this sap of yours ye drink what brings ability,
   Even him who, dear as heaven's own light, gives to our princes high renown.



sá vāṃ yajñéṣu mānavī índurjaniṣṭa rodasī |
devó devī giriṣṭʰā́ ásredʰantáṃ tuviṣváṇi || 9||



9.  sasr3msn tvamr2mdd yajñanmpl«√yaj mānavījfdv«√man  
    indunmsn«√ind janiṣṭava·UE3s«√jan rodasnndv |
    devanmsn«√div devīnfdv«√div (girinms«√gṝ-stʰājms«√stʰā)jmsn  
    asredʰanttp·Amsn«a~√sridʰ sasr3msa (tuvia«√tu-svanjms«√svan)jmsl 



9. Indu at holy rites produced you, Heaven and Earth, the Friends of men,
   Hill-haunting God the Goddesses. They bruised him where the roar was loud.



índrāya soma pā́tave vṛtragʰné pári ṣicyase |
náre ca dákṣiṇāvate devā́ya sadanāsáde || 10||



10. indraNmsd«√ind somanmsv«√su pātavev···D··«√pā  
     (vṛtraNns«√vṛ-hanjms«√han)nmsd parip sicyasevp·A·2s«√sic |
     nṛnmsd cac dakṣiṇāvatjmsd«√dakṣ  
     devanmsd«√div (sadananns«√sad-āsadjms«ā~√sad)jmsd 



10. For Vrtra-slaying Indra, thou, Soma, art poured that he may drink,
   Poured for the guerdon-giving man, poured for the God who sitteth there.



té pratnā́so vyùṣṭiṣu sómāḥ pavítre akṣaran |
apaprótʰantaḥ sanutárhuraścítaḥ prātástā́m̐ ápracetasaḥ || 11||



11. sasr3mpn pratnajmpn vyuṣṭinfpl«vi~√vas2  
     somanmpn«√su pavitrannsl«√pū akṣaranvp·Aa3p«√kṣar |
     apaprotʰanttp·Ampn«apa~√prutʰ sanutara«√san (hurasa«√hurcʰ-citjms«√cit)jmpa  
     prātara sasr3mpa apracetasjmpa«a-



11. These ancient Somas, at the break of day, have flowed into the sieve,
   Snorting away at early morn these foolish evil-hearted ones.



táṃ sakʰāyaḥ purorúcaṃ yūyáṃ vayáṃ ca sūráyaḥ |
aśyā́ma vā́jagandʰyaṃ sanéma vā́japastyam || 12||



12. sasr3msa sakʰinmpv«√sac (purasa«√pṝ-rucjms«√ruc)jmsa  
     tvamr2mpn vayamr1mpn cac sūrinmpn«√sūr |
     aśyāmavp·Ai1p«√aś (vājanms«√vāj-gandʰyajms«√gandʰ)jmsa  
     sanemavp·Ai1p«√san (vājanms«√vāj-pastyajms«√pas)jmsa 



12. Friends, may the princes, ye and we, obtain this Most Resplendent One.
   Gain him who hath the smell of strength, win him whose home is very strength.






Sūkta 9.99 

ā́ haryatā́ya dʰṛṣṇáve dʰánustanvanti paúṃsyam |
śukrā́ṃ vayantyásurāya nirṇíjaṃ vipā́mágre mahīyúvaḥ || 1||



1.  āp haryatajmsd«√hary dʰṛṣṇujmsd«√dʰṛṣ  
    dʰanusnnsa«√dʰan tanvantivp·A·3p«√tan pauṃsyannsa |
    śukrājfsa«√śuc vayantivp·A·3p«√ve asuranmsd nirṇijnfsa«√nij  
    vipnfpg«√vip agrannsl«√aṅg (mahījfs«√mah-yūjfs«√yu)jfpn 



1. THEY for the Bold and Lovely One ply manly vigour like a bow:
   joyous, in front of songs they weave bright raiment for the Lord Divine.



ádʰa kṣapā́ páriṣkṛto vā́jām̐ abʰí prá gāhate |
yádī vivásvato dʰíyo háriṃ hinvánti yā́tave || 2||



2.  adʰaa kṣapnfsi pariṣkṛtajmsn«pari~√kṛ  
    vājanmpa«√vāj abʰip prap gāhateva·A·3s«√gāh |
    yadr3nsl vivasvatNmsg«√vas dʰīnfpn«√dʰī  
    harijmsa«√hṛ hinvantivp·A·3p«√hi yātavev···D··«√yā 



2. And he, made beautiful by night, dips forward into strengthening food',
   What time the sacrificer's thoughts speed on his way the Golden-hued.



támasya marjayāmasi mádo yá indrapā́tamaḥ |
yáṃ gā́va āsábʰirdadʰúḥ purā́ nūnáṃ ca sūráyaḥ || 3||



3.  sasr3msa ayamr3msg marjayāmasivp·A·1p«√mṛj  
    madanmsn«√mad yasr3msn (indraNms«√ind-pātamajms«√pā)jmsn |
    yasr3msa gonfpn āsannnpi dadʰurvp·I·3p«√dʰā  
    purāa«√pṝ nūnama cac sūrinmpn«√sūr 



3. We cleanse this gladdening drink of his the juice which Indra chiefly drinks---
   That which kine took into their mouths, of old, and princes take it now.



táṃ gā́tʰayā purāṇyā́ punānámabʰyànūṣata |
utó kṛpanta dʰītáyo devā́nāṃ nā́ma bíbʰratīḥ || 4||



4.  sasr3msa gātʰānfsi«√gai purāṇījfsi«√pṝ  
    punānajmsa«√pū abʰip anūṣatavp·U·3p«√nū |
    utac uc kṛpantavp·AE3p«√kṛp dʰītinfpn«√dʰī  
    devanmpg«√div nāmannnsa«√nam bibʰratījfpn«√bʰṛ 



4. To him, while purifying, they have raised the ancient psalm of praise:
   And sacred songs which bear the names of Gods have supplicated him.



támukṣámāṇamavyáye vā́re punanti dʰarṇasím |
dūtáṃ ná pūrvácittaya ā́ śāsate manīṣíṇaḥ || 5||



5.  sasr3msa ukṣamāṇata·Amsa«√ukṣ avyayajmsl  
    vāranmsl«√vṛ2 punantivp·A·3p«√pū dʰarṇasinmsa«√dʰṛ |
    dūtanmsa«√du nac (pūrvajms«√pur-cittinfs«√cit)nfsd  
    āp śāsateva·A·3p«√śās manīṣinnmpn«√man 



5. They purify him as he drops, courageous, in the fleecy sieve.
   Him they instruct as messenger to bear the sage's morning prayer.



sá punānó madíntamaḥ sómaścamū́ṣu sīdati |
paśaú ná réta ādádʰatpátirvacasyate dʰiyáḥ || 6||



6.  sasr3msn punānajmsn«√pū madintamajmsn«√mad  
    somanmsn«√su camūnfpl sīdativp·A·3s«√sad |
    paśunmsl«√paś2 nac retasnnsa«√rī ādadʰattp·Amsn«ā~√dʰā  
    patinmsn«√pā2 vacasyateva·A·3s«√vac dʰīnfpa«√dʰī 



6. Soma, best Cheerer, takes his seat, the while they cleanse him in the bowls.
   He as it were impregns the cow, and babbles on, the Lord of Song.



sá mṛjyate sukármabʰirdevó devébʰyaḥ sutáḥ |
vidé yádāsu saṃdadírmahī́rapó ví gāhate || 7||



7.  sasr3msn mṛjyatevp·A·3s«√mṛj sukarmannnpi«su~√kṛ  
    devanmsn«√div devanmpd«√div sutajmsn«√su |
    videv···D··«√vid yadr3nsa ayamr3fpl saṃdadijmsn«sam~√dā  
    mahījfpa«√mah apnfpa vip gāhateva·A·3s«√gāh 



7. He is effused and beautified, a God for Gods, by skilful men.
   He penetrates the mighty floods collecting all he knows therein.



sutá indo pavítra ā́ nṛ́bʰiryató ví nīyase |
índrāya matsaríntamaścamū́ṣvā́ ní ṣīdasi || 8||



8.  sutajmsn«√su indunmsv«√ind pavitrannsl«√pū āp  
    nṛnmpi yatajmsn«√yam vip nīyasevp·A·2s«√nī |
    indraNmsd«√ind (madnfs«√mad-sarintamajms«√sṛ)jmsn  
    camūnfpl āp nip sīdasivp·A·2s«√sad 



8. Pressed, Indu, guided by the men, thou art led to the cleaning sieve.
   Thou, yielding Indra highest joy, takest thy seat within the bowls.






Sūkta 9.100 

abʰī́ navante adrúhaḥ priyámíndrasya kā́myam |
vatsáṃ ná pū́rva ā́yuni jātáṃ rihanti mātáraḥ || 1||



1.  abʰip navanteva·A·3p«√nu adruhjfpn«a~√druh  
    priyajmsa«√prī indraNmsg«√ind kāmyajmsa«√kam |
    vatsanmsa nac pūrvajnsl«√pur āyunnsl«√i  
    jātajmsa«√jan rihantivp·A·3p«√rih mātṛnfpn«√mā 



1. THE Guileless Ones are singing praise to Indra's well beloved Friend,
   As, in the morning of its life, the mothers lick the new-born calf.



punāná indavā́ bʰara sóma dvibárhasaṃ rayím |
tváṃ vásūni puṣyasi víśvāni dāśúṣo gṛhé || 2||



2.  punānajmsn«√pū indunmsv«√ind āp bʰaravp·Ao2s«√bʰṛ  
    somaNmsv«√su (dviu-barhasjms«√bṛh)jmsa rayinmsa«√rā |
    tvamr2msn vasunnpa«√vas puṣyasivp·A·2s«√puṣ  
    viśvajnpa«√viś dāśvaṅstp·Imsg«√dāś gṛhanmsl 



2. O Indu, while they cleanse thee bring, O Soma, doubly-waxing wealth
   Thou in the worshipper's abode causest all treasures to increase.



tváṃ dʰíyaṃ manoyújaṃ sṛjā́ vṛṣṭíṃ ná tanyatúḥ |
tváṃ vásūni pā́rtʰivā divyā́ ca soma puṣyasi || 3||



3.  tvamr2msn dʰīnfsa«√dʰī (manasnns«√man-yujjfs«√yuj)jfsa  
    sṛjavp·Ao2s«√sṛj vṛṣṭinfsa«√vṛṣ nac tanyatunmsn«√tan |
    tvamr2msn vasunnpa«√vas pārtʰivajnpa«√pṛtʰ  
    divyajnpa«√div cac somaNmsv«√su puṣyasivp·A·2s«√puṣ 



3. Set free the song which mind hath yoked, even as thunder frees the rain:
   All treasures of the earth and heaven, O Soma, thou dost multiply.



pári te jigyúṣo yatʰā dʰā́rā sutásya dʰāvati |
ráṃhamāṇā vyàvyáyaṃ vā́raṃ vājī́va sānasíḥ || 4||



4.  parip tvamr2msg jigyujmsg«√ji yadr3nsi  
    dʰārānfsn«√dʰṛ sutajmsg«√su dʰāvativp·A·3s«√dʰāv |
    raṃhamāṇata·Afsn«√raṃh vip avyayajmsa  
    vāranmsa«√vṛ2 vājinnmsn«√vāj ivac sānasijmsn«√san 



4. Thy stream when thou art pressed runs on like some victorious warrior's steed
   Hastening onward through the fleece like a fierce horse who wins the prize.



krátve dákṣāya naḥ kave pávasva soma dʰā́rayā |
índrāya pā́tave sutó mitrā́ya váruṇāya ca || 5||



5.  kratunmsd«√kṛ dakṣanmsd«√dakṣ vayamr1mpg kavinmsv«√kū  
    pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū somanmsv«√su dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ |
    indraNmsd«√ind pātavev···D··«√pā sutanmsn«√su  
    mitraNmsd«√mitʰ varuṇaNmsd«√vṛ cac 



5. Flow on, Sage Soma, with thy stream to give us mental power and strength,
   Effused for Indra, for his drink, for Mitra and for Varuna.



pávasva vājasā́tamaḥ pavítre dʰā́rayā sutáḥ |
índrāya soma víṣṇave devébʰyo mádʰumattamaḥ || 6||



6.  pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū (vājanms«√vāj-sātamajms«√san)jmsn  
    pavitrannsl«√pū dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ sutajmsn«√su |
    indraNmsd«√ind somanmsv«√su viṣṇuNmsd«√viṣ  
    devanmpd«√div madʰumattamajmsn«√madʰ 



6. Flow to the filter with thy stream, effused, best winner, thou, of spoil,
   O Soma, as most rich in sweets for Indra, Visnu, and the Gods.



tvā́ṃ rihanti mātáro háriṃ pavítre adrúhaḥ |
vatsáṃ jātáṃ ná dʰenávaḥ pávamāna vídʰarmaṇi || 7||



7.  tvamr2msa rihantivp·A·3p«√rih mātṛnfpn«√mā  
    harijmsa«√hṛ pavitrannsl«√pū adruhjfpn«a~√druh |
    vatsanmsa jātajmsa«√jan nac dʰenunfpn«√dʰe  
    pavamānanmsv«√pū vidʰarmannmsl«vi~√dʰṛ 



7. The mothers, void of guiles, caress thee Golden-coloured, in the sieve,
   As cows, O Pavamana, lick the new-born calf, as Law commands.



pávamāna máhi śrávaścitrébʰiryāsi raśmíbʰiḥ |
śárdʰantámāṃsi jigʰnase víśvāni dāśúṣo gṛhé || 8||



8.  pavamānanmsv«√pū mahijnsa«√mah śravasnnsa«√śru  
    citrajmpi«√cit yāsivp·A·2s«√yā raśminmpi«√raś |
    śardʰanttp·Amsn«√śṛdʰ tamasnnpa«√tam jigʰnaseva·A·2s«√han  
    viśvajnpa«√viś dāśvaṅstp·Imsg«√dāś gṛhanmsl 



8. Thou, Pavamana, movest on with wondrous rays to great renown.
   Striving within the votary's house thou drivest all the glooms away.



tváṃ dyā́ṃ ca mahivrata pṛtʰivī́ṃ cā́ti jabʰriṣe |
práti drāpímamuñcatʰāḥ pávamāna mahitvanā́ || 9||



9.  tvamr2msn dyunmsa cac (mahijns«√mah-vratanns«√vṛ2)jmsv  
    pṛtʰivīnfsa«√pṛtʰ cac atip jabʰriṣevp·I·2s«√bʰṛ |
    pratip drāpijmsa«√drā amuñcatʰāsva·Aa2s«√muc  
    pavamānanmsv«√pū mahitvanāa«√mah 



9. Lord of great sway, thou liftest thee above the heavens, above the earth.
   Thou, Pavamana hast assumed thy coat of mail in majesty.






Sūkta 9.101 

purójitī vo ándʰasaḥ sutā́ya mādayitnáve |
ápa śvā́naṃ śnatʰiṣṭana sákʰāyo dīrgʰajihvyàm || 1||



1.  (purasa«√pṝ-jitinfs«√ji)nfsi tvamr2mpd andʰasnnsn«√andʰ  
    sutanmsd«√su madayitnujmsd«√mad |
    apap śvānanmsa śnatʰiṣṭanavp·Ao2p«√śnatʰ  
    sakʰinmpv«√sac (dīrgʰajms-jihvyajms)jmsa 



1. FOR first possession of your juice, for the exhilarating drink,
   Drive ye away the dog, my friends, drive ye the long-tongued dog away.



yó dʰā́rayā pāvakáyā pariprasyándate sutáḥ |
índuráśvo ná kṛ́tvyaḥ || 2||



2.  yasr3msn dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ pāvakājfsi«√pū  
    pariprasyandateva·A·3s«pari-pra~√syand sutanmsn«√su |
    indunmsn«√ind aśvanmsn«√aś nac kṛtvyajmsn«√kṛ 



2. He who with purifying stream, effused, comes flowing hitherward,
   Indu, is like an able steed.



táṃ duróṣamabʰī́ náraḥ sómaṃ viśvā́cyā dʰiyā́ |
yajñáṃ hinvantyádribʰiḥ || 3||



3.  sasr3msa duroṣajmsa«dus~√uṣ abʰip nṛnmpn  
    somanmsa«√su (viśvajms«√viś-añcjfs«√añc)jfsi dʰīnfsi«√dʰī |
    yajñanmsa«√yaj hinvantivp·A·3p«√hi adrinmpi«√dṛ 



3. The men with all-pervading song send unassailable Soma forth,
   By pressing-stones, to sacrifice.



sutā́so mádʰumattamāḥ sómā índrāya mandínaḥ |
pavítravanto akṣarandevā́ngacʰantu vo mádāḥ || 4||



4.  sutajmpn«√su madʰumattamajmpn«√madʰ  
    somanmpn«√su indraNmsd«√ind mandinjmpn«√mand |
    pavitravantjmpn«√pū akṣaranvp·Aa3p«√kṣar  
    devanmpa«√div gacʰantuvp·Ao3p«√gam tvamr2mpa madajmpn«√mad 



4. The Somas, very rich in sweets, for which the sieve is destined, flow,
   Effused, the source of Indra's joy: may your strong juices reach the Gods.



índuríndrāya pavata íti devā́so abruvan |
vācáspátirmakʰasyate víśvasyéśāna ójasā || 5||



5.  indunmsn«√ind indraNmsd«√ind pavateva·A·3s«√pū  
    itia devanmpn«√div abruvanva·Aa3p«√bru |
    vācnfsg«√vac patinmsn«√pā2 makʰasyateva·A·3s«√maṅkʰ  
    viśvannsg«√viś īśānajmsn«√īś ojasnnsi«√vaj 



5. Indu flows on for Indra's sake: thus have the Deities declared.
   The Lord of Speech exerts himself, Ruler of all, because of might.



sahásradʰāraḥ pavate samudró vācamīṅkʰayáḥ |
sómaḥ pátī rayīṇā́ṃ sákʰéndrasya divédive || 6||



6.  (sahasrau-dʰāranms«√dʰṛ)jmsn pavateva·A·3s«√pū  
    samudranmsn«sam~√ud (vācnfsa«√vac-īṅkʰayajms«√īṅkʰ)jmsn |
    somanmsn«√su patinmsn«√pā2 rayinmpg«√rā  
    sakʰinmsn«√sac indraNmsg«√ind (divanmsl-divanmsl)a 



6. Inciter of the voice of song, with thousand streams the ocean flows,
   Even Soma, Lord of opulence, the Friend of Indra, day by day.



ayáṃ pūṣā́ rayírbʰágaḥ sómaḥ punānó arṣati |
pátirvíśvasya bʰū́mano vyàkʰyadródasī ubʰé || 7||



7.  ayamr3msn pūṣannmsn«√pūṣ rayinmsn«√rā bʰaganmsn«√bʰaj  
    somanmsn«√su punānajmsn«√pū arṣativp·A·3s«√ṛṣ |
    patinmsn«√pā2 viśvajnsg«√viś bʰūmannnsg«√bʰū  
    vip akʰyatvp·Aa3s«√kʰyā rodasnnda ubʰajnda 



7. As Pusan, Fortune, Bhaga, comes this Soma while they make him pure.
   He, Lord of the multitude, hath looked upon the earth and heaven.



sámu priyā́ anūṣata gā́vo mádāya gʰṛ́ṣvayaḥ |
sómāsaḥ kṛṇvate patʰáḥ pávamānāsa índavaḥ || 8||



8.  samp uc priyajfpa«√prī anūṣatavp·U·3p«√nū  
    gonfpn madanmsd«√mad gʰṛṣvijfpn«√hṛṣ |
    somajmpn«√su kṛṇvateva·A·3p«√kṛ patʰnmpa«√pantʰ  
    pavamānajmpn«√pū indunmpn«√ind 



8. The dear cows lowed in joyful mood together to the gladdening drink.
   The drops as they were purified, the Soma juices, made then paths.



yá ójiṣṭʰastámā́ bʰara pávamāna śravā́yyam |
yáḥ páñca carṣaṇī́rabʰí rayíṃ yéna vánāmahai || 9||



9.  yasr3msn ojiṣṭʰajmsn«√vaj sasr3msa āp bʰaravp·Ao2s«√bʰṛ  
    pavamānanmsv«√pū śravāyyajmsa«√śru |
    yasr3msn pañcau carṣaṇīnfpa«√kṛṣ abʰip  
    rayinmsa«√rā yasr3msi vanāmahaiva·Ao1p«√van 



9. O Pavamana, bring the juice, the mightiest, worthy to be famed,
   Which the Five Tribes have over them, whereby we may win opulence.



sómāḥ pavanta índavo'smábʰyaṃ gātuvíttamāḥ |
mitrā́ḥ suvānā́ arepásaḥ svādʰyàḥ svarvídaḥ || 10||



10. somajmpn«√su pavanteva·A·3p«√pū indunmpn«√ind  
     vayamr1mpd (gātunms«√gā-vittamajms«√vid)jmpn |
     mitrajmpn«√mitʰ suvānata·A?pn«√su arepasjmpn«a~√rip  
     svādʰījmpn«su-ā~√dʰī (svarnns-vidjms«√vid)jmpn 



10. For us the Soma juices flow, the drops best furtherers of our weal,
   Effused as friends without a spot, benevolent, finders of the light.



suṣvāṇā́so vyádribʰiścítānā górádʰi tvací |
íṣamasmábʰyamabʰítaḥ sámasvaranvasuvídaḥ || 11||



11. suṣvāṇata·Ampn«√su vip adrinmpi«√dṛ  
     citānajmpn«√cit gonfsg adʰip tvacnfsl«√tvac |
     iṣnfsa«√iṣ vayamr1mpd abʰitasa  
     samp asvaranvp·U·3p«√svṛ (vasunns«√vas-vidjms«√vid)jmpn 



11. Effused by means of pressing-stones, upon the ox-hide visible,
   They, treasure-finders, have announced food unto us from every side.



eté pūtā́ vipaścítaḥ sómāso dádʰyāśiraḥ |
sū́ryāso ná darśatā́so jigatnávo dʰruvā́ gʰṛté || 12||



12. etasr3mpn pūtajmpn«√pū (vipnfpa«√vip-citjms«√ci)jmpn  
     somajmpn«√su (dadʰinns-āśirnfs«ā~√śrī)jmpn |
     sūryajmpn«√sūr nac darśatajmpn«√dṛś  
     jigatnujmpn«√gam dʰruvajmpn«√dʰṛ gʰṛtannsl«√gʰṛ 



12. These Soma juices, skilled in song, purified, blent with milk and curd,
   When moving and when firmly laid in oil, resemble lovely Suns.



prá sunvānásyā́ndʰaso márto ná vṛta tádvácaḥ |
ápa śvā́namarādʰásaṃ hatā́ makʰáṃ ná bʰṛ́gavaḥ || 13||



13. prap sunvānata·A?sg«√su andʰasnnsg«√andʰ  
     martajmsn«√mṛ nac vṛtava·UE3s«√vṛ2 tadr3nsa vacasnnsa«√vac |
     apap śvānanmsa arādʰasjmsa«a~√rādʰ  
     hatavp·Ao2p«√han makʰanmsa«√maṅkʰ nac bʰṛgunmpn«√bʰrāj 



13. Let not the power of men restrain the voice of the outpouring juice:
   As Bhrgu's sons chased Makha, so drive ye the greedy hound away.



ā́ jāmírátke avyata bʰujé ná putrá oṇyòḥ |
sárajjāró ná yóṣaṇāṃ varó ná yónimāsádam || 14||



14. āp jāminmsn«√jan atkanmsl avyatava·U·3s«√vye  
     bʰujev···D··«√bʰuj nac putranmsn«√puṣ oṇīnmdl«√oṇ |
     saratvp·AE3s«√sṛ jāranmsn«√jṝ nac yoṣaṇānfsa«√yu  
     varanmsn«√vṛ2 nac yoninmsa«√yu āsadamv···D··«ā~√sad 



14. The Friend hath wrapped him in his robe, as in his parents arms, a son.
   He went, as lover to a dame, to take his station suitor-like.



sá vīró dakṣasā́dʰano ví yástastámbʰa ródasī |
háriḥ pavítre avyata vedʰā́ ná yónimāsádam || 15||



15. sasr3msn vīranmsn«√vīr (dakṣanms«√dakṣ-sādʰanajms«√sādʰ)jmsn  
     vip yasr3msn tastambʰavp·I·3s«√stambʰ rodasnnda |
     harijmsn«√hṛ pavitrannsl«√pū avyatava·U·3s«√vye  
     vedʰasjmsn«√vidʰ nac yoninmsa«√yu āsadamv···D··«ā~√sad 



15. That Hero who produces strength, he who hath propped both worlds apart,
   Gold-hued, hath wrapped him in the sieve, to settle, priest-like, in his place.



ávyo vā́rebʰiḥ pavate sómo gávye ádʰi tvací |
kánikradadvṛ́ṣā háriríndrasyābʰyèti niṣkṛtám || 16||



16. avinmsg vārannpi«√vṛ2 pavateva·A·3s«√pū  
     somanmsn«√su gavyajmsl adʰip tvacnfsl«√tvac |
     kanikradattp·Amsn«√krand vṛṣannmsn«√vṛṣ harijmsn«√hṛ  
     indraNmsg«√ind abʰip etivp·A·3s«√i niṣkṛtannsa«nis~√kṛ 



16. Soma upon the ox's skin through the sheep's wool flows purified.
   Bellowing out, the Tawny Steer goes on to Indra's special place.






Sūkta 9.102 

krāṇā́ śíśurmahī́nāṃ hinvánnṛtásya dī́dʰitim |
víśvā pári priyā́ bʰuvadádʰa dvitā́ || 1||



1.  krāṇāa«√kṛ śiśunmsn«√śū mahījfpg«√mah  
    hinvanttp·Amsn«√hi ṛtannsg«√ṛ dīdʰitinfsa«√dī |
    viśvajnpa«√viś parip priyajnpa«√prī bʰuvatvp·Ue3s«√bʰū  
    adʰaa dvitāa 



1. THE Child, when blended with the streams, speeding the plan of sacrifice,
   Surpasses all things that are dear, yea, from of old.



úpa tritásya pāṣyòrábʰakta yádgúhā padám |
yajñásya saptá dʰā́mabʰirádʰa priyám || 2||



2.  upap tritaNmsg pāṣinfdl  
    abʰaktava·U·3s«√bʰaj yadc guhānfsl«√guh padannsa«√pad |
    yajñanmsg«√yaj saptau dʰāmannnpi«√dʰā  
    adʰaa priyama«√prī 



2. The place, near the two pressing-stones of Trita, hath he occupied,
   Secret and dear through seven lights of sacrifice.



trī́ṇi tritásya dʰā́rayā pṛṣṭʰéṣvérayā rayím |
mímīte asya yójanā ví sukrátuḥ || 3||



3.  triu tritaNmsg dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ  
    pṛṣṭʰannpl«pra~√stʰā āp īrayavp·Ao2s«√īr rayinmsa«√rā |
    mimīteva·A·3s«√mā ayamr3msg yojanannpa«√yuj  
    vip sukratujmsn«su~√kṛ 



3. Urge to three courses, on the heights of Trita, riches in a stream.
   He who is passing wise measures his courses out.



jajñānáṃ saptá mātáro vedʰā́maśāsata śriyé |
ayáṃ dʰruvó rayīṇā́ṃ cíketa yát || 4||



4.  jajñānata·Amsa«√jan saptau mātṛnfpn«√mā  
    vedʰasjmsa«√vidʰ aśāsatava·Aa3p«√śās śrīnfsd«√śrī |
    ayamr3msn dʰruvajmsn«√dʰṛ rayinmpg«√rā  
    ciketavp·I·3s«√cit yadr3nsa 



4. Even at his birth the Mothers Seven taught him, for glory, like a sage,
   So that he, firm and sure, hath set his mind on wealth.



asyá vraté sajóṣaso víśve devā́so adrúhaḥ |
spārhā́ bʰavanti rántayo juṣánta yát || 5||



5.  ayamr3msg vratannsl«√vṛ2 sajoṣasjmpn«sa~√juṣ  
    viśvajmpn«√viś devanmpn«√div adruhjmpn«a~√druh |
    spārhajfpn«√spṛh bʰavantivp·A·3p«√bʰū rantinfpn«√ram  
    juṣantava·Ae3p«√juṣ yadr3nsa 



5. Under his sway, of one accord, are all the guileless Deities:
   Warriors to be envied, they, when they are pleased.



yámī gárbʰamṛtāvṛ́dʰo dṛśé cā́rumájījanan |
kavíṃ máṃhiṣṭʰamadʰvaré puruspṛ́ham || 6||



6.  yasr3msa īc garbʰanmsa«√grah (ṛtanns«√ṛ-āvṛdʰjms«ā~√vṛdʰ)jmpn  
    dṛśev···D··«√dṛś cārujmsa«√can ajījananvp·U·3p«√jan |
    kavinmsa«√kū maṃhiṣṭʰajmsa«√maṃh adʰvaranmsl  
    (purua«√pṝ-spṛhjms«√spṛh)jmsa 



6. The Babe whom they who strengthen Law have generated fair to see,
   Much longed for at the sacrifice, most liberal Sage,-



samīcīné abʰí tmánā yahvī́ ṛtásya mātárā |
tanvānā́ yajñámānuṣágyádañjaté || 7||



7.  samīcīnajndn«sam~√añc abʰip tmanāa«√an  
    yahvījfdn«√yah ṛtannsg«√ṛ mātṛnfdn«√mā |
    tanvānata·Ampn«√tan yajñanmsa«√yaj ānuṣaka«anu~√sañj  
    yadr3nsa añjanttp·Amsd«√añj 



7. To him, united, of themselves, come the young Parents of the rite,
   When they adorn him, duly weaving sacrifice.



krátvā śukrébʰirakṣábʰirṛṇórápa vrajáṃ diváḥ |
hinvánnṛtásya dī́dʰitiṃ prā́dʰvaré || 8||



8.  kratunmsi«√kṛ śukrajnpi«√śuc akṣannnpi  
    ṛnorvp·AE2s«√ṛ apap vrajanmsa«√vṛj dyunmsg |
    hinvanttp·Amsn«√hi ṛtannsg«√ṛ dīdʰitinfsa«√dī  
    prap adʰvaranmsl«a~√dʰvṛ 



8. With wisdom and with radiant eyes unbar to us the stall of heaven,
   Speeding at solemn rite the plan of Holy Law.






Sūkta 9.103 

prá punānā́ya vedʰáse sómāya váca údyatam |
bʰṛtíṃ ná bʰarā matíbʰirjújoṣate || 1||



1.  prap punānajmsd«√pū vedʰasjmsd«√vidʰ  
    somanmsd«√su vacasnnsa«√vac udyatajnsa«ud~√yam |
    bʰṛtinfsa«√bʰṛ nac bʰaravp·Ao2s«√bʰṛ  
    matinfpi«√man jujoṣateva·Ae3s«√juṣ 



1. To Soma who is purified as ordering Priest the song is raised:
   Bring meed, as 'twere, to one who makes thee glad with hymns.



pári vā́rāṇyavyáyā góbʰirañjānó arṣati |
trī́ ṣadʰástʰā punānáḥ kṛṇute háriḥ || 2||



2.  parip vārannpa«√vṛ2 avyayajnpa  
    gonfpi añjānatp·Amsn«√añj arṣativp·A·3s«√ṛṣ |
    trīu (sadʰaa-stʰajms«√stʰā)nnpa punānajmsn«√pū  
    kṛṇuteva·A·3s«√kṛ harijmsn«√hṛ 



2. Blended with milk and curds he flows on through the long wool of the sheep.
   The Gold-hued, purified, makes him three seats for rest.



pári kóśaṃ madʰuścútamavyáye vā́re arṣati |
abʰí vā́ṇīrṛ́ṣīṇāṃ saptá nūṣata || 3||



3.  parip kośanmsa«√kuś (madʰunns«√madʰ-ścutjms«√ścut)jmsa  
    avyayajmsl vāranmsl«√vṛ2 arṣativp·A·3s«√ṛṣ |
    abʰip vāṇīnfpn«√vaṇ ṛṣinmpg«√ṛṣ  
    saptau nūṣatava·UE3p«√nū 



3. On through the long wool of the sheep to the meath-dropping vat he flows:
   The Rsis' sevenfold quire hath sung aloud to him.



pári ṇetā́ matīnā́ṃ viśvádevo ádābʰyaḥ |
sómaḥ punānáścamvòrviśaddʰáriḥ || 4||



4.  parip netṛnmsn«√ni matinfpg«√man  
    (viśvajms«√viś-devanms«√div)nmsn adābʰyajmsn«a~√dabʰ |
    somanmsn«√su punānajmsn«√pū camūnfdl  
    viśatvp·AE3s«√viś harijmsn«√hṛ 



4. Shared by all Gods, Infallible, the Leader of our holy hymns,
   Golden-hued Soma, being cleansed, hath reached the bowls.



pári daívīránu svadʰā́ índreṇa yāhi sarátʰam |
punānó vāgʰádvāgʰádbʰirámartyaḥ || 5||



5.  parip daivīnfpa«√div anup (svanms-dʰājfs«√dʰā)nfsi  
    indraNmsi«√ind yāhivp·Ao2s«√yā saratʰaa«sa~√ṛ |
    punānajmsn«√pū vāgʰadnmsn«√vāh  
    vāgʰadnmpi«√vāh amartyajmsn«a~√mṛ 



5. After thy Godlike qualities, associate with Indra, go,
   As a Priest purified by priests, Immortal One.



pári sáptirná vājayúrdevó devébʰyaḥ sutáḥ |
vyānaśíḥ pávamāno ví dʰāvati || 6||



6.  parip saptinmsn nac (vājanms«√vāj-yujms«√yu)jmsn  
    devanmsn«√div devanmpd«√div sutajmsn«√su |
    (vyānanns«vi~√an-śijms«√śī)jmsn pavamānanmsn«√pū  
    vip dʰāvativp·A·3s«√dʰāv 



6. Like a car-horse who shows his strength, a God effused for Deities.
   The penetrating Pavamana flows along.






Sūkta 9.104 

sákʰāya ā́ ní ṣīdata punānā́ya prá gāyata |
śíśuṃ ná yajñaíḥ pári bʰūṣata śriyé || 1||



1.  sakʰinmpv«√sac āp nip sīdatavp·Ao2p«√sad  
    punānajmsd«√pū prap gāyatavp·AE2p«√gai |
    śiśunmsa«√śū nac yajñanmpi«√yaj  
    parip bʰūṣatavp·Ao2p«√bʰūṣ śrīnfsd«√śrī 



1. SIT down, O friends, and sing aloud to him who purifies himself:
   Deck him for glory, like a child, with holy rites.



sámī vatsáṃ ná mātṛ́bʰiḥ sṛjátā gayasā́dʰanam |
devāvyàṃ madamabʰí dvíśavasam || 2||



2.  samp īc vatsanmsa nac mātṛnfpi«√mā  
    sṛjatava·AE3p«√sṛj (gayanms«√gam-sādʰanajms«√sādʰ)jmsa |
    (devanms«√div-vījms«√av)jmsa madanmsa«√mad  
    abʰip (dviu-śavasnns«√śvi)jmsa 



2. Unite him bringing household wealth, even as a calf, with mother kine,
   Him who hath double strength, the God, delighting juice.



punā́tā dakṣasā́dʰanaṃ yátʰā śárdʰāya vītáye |
yátʰā mitrā́ya váruṇāya śáṃtamaḥ || 3||



3.  punātavp·Ao2p«√pū (dakṣanms«√dakṣ-sādʰanajms«√sādʰ)jmsa  
    yadr3nsi śardʰanmsd«√śṛdʰ vītinfsd«√vī |
    yadr3nsi mitraNmsd«√mitʰ  
    varuṇaNmsd«√vṛ śaṃtamajmsn«√śam 



3. Purify him who gives us power, that he, most Blessed One, may be
   A banquet for the Troop, Mitra, and Varuna.



asmábʰyaṃ tvā vasuvídamabʰí vā́ṇīranūṣata |
góbʰiṣṭe várṇamabʰí vāsayāmasi || 4||



4.  vayamr1mpd tvamr2msa (vasunns«√vas-vidjms«√vid)jmsa  
    abʰip vāṇīnfpa«√vaṇ anūṣatavp·U·3p«√nū |
    gonfpi tvamr2msg varṇanmsa«√vṛ  
    abʰip vāsayāmasivp·A·1p«√vas 



4. Voices have sung aloud to thee as finder out of wealth for us:
   We clothe the hue thou wearest with a robe of milk.



sá no madānāṃ pata índo devápsarā asi |
sákʰeva sákʰye gātuvíttamo bʰava || 5||



5.  sasr3msn vayamr1mpg madanmpg«√mad patinmsv«√pā2  
    indunmsv«√ind (devanms«√div-psarasnns«√psā)jmsn asivp·A·2s«√as |
    sakʰinmsn«√sac ivac sakʰinmsd«√sac  
    (gātunms«√gā-vittamajms«√vid)jmsn bʰavavp·Ao2s«√bʰū 



5. Thou, Indu, art the food of Gods, O Sovereign of all gladdening drinks:
   As Friend for friend, be thou best finder of success.



sánemi kṛdʰyàsmádā́ rakṣásaṃ káṃ cidatríṇam |
ápā́devaṃ dvayúmáṃho yuyodʰi naḥ || 6||



6.  sanemia kṛdʰivp·Ao2s«√kṛ vayamr1mpb āp  
    rakṣasnmsa«√rakṣ kamc cidc atrinnmsa«√ad |
    apap adevannsa«a~√div (dvau-yujns«√yu)nnsa  
    aṃhasnnsa«√aṃh yuyodʰivp·Ao2s«√yu2 vayamr1mpa 



6. Drive utterly away from us each demon, each voracious fiend,
   The godless and the false: keep sorrow far away.






Sūkta 9.105 

táṃ vaḥ sakʰāyo mádāya punānámabʰí gāyata |
śíśuṃ ná yajñaíḥ svadayanta gūrtíbʰiḥ || 1||



1.  sasr3msa tvamr2mpg sakʰinmpv«√sac madanmsd«√mad  
    punānajmsa«√pū abʰip gāyatavp·AE2p«√gai |
    śiśunmsa«√śū nac yajñanmpi«√yaj  
    svadayantava·A·3p«√svad gūrtinfpi«√gūr 



1. SING; ye aloud, O friends, to him who makes him pure for gladdening drink:
   They shall make sweet the Child with sacrifice and laud.



sáṃ vatsá iva mātṛ́bʰiríndurhinvānó ajyate |
devāvī́rmádo matíbʰiḥ páriṣkṛtaḥ || 2||



2.  samp vatsanmsn ivac mātṛnfpi«√mā  
    indunmsn«√ind hinvānata·Amsn«√hi ajyatevp·A·3s«√añj |
    (devanms«√div-vījms«√vī)jmsn madanmsn«√mad  
    matinfpi«√man pariṣkṛtajmsn«pari~√kṛ 



2. Like as a calf with mother cows, so Indu is urged forth and sent,
   Glorified by our hymns, the God-delighting juice.



ayáṃ dákṣāya sā́dʰano'yáṃ śárdʰāya vītáye |
ayáṃ devébʰyo mádʰumattamaḥ sutáḥ || 3||



3.  ayamr3msn dakṣanmsd«√dakṣ sādʰanajmsn«√sādʰ  
    ayamr3msn śardʰanmsd«√śṛdʰ vītinfsd«√vī |
    ayamr3msn devanmpd«√div  
    madʰumattamajmsn«√madʰ sutajmsn«√su 



3. Effectual means of power is he, he is a banquet for the Troop,
   He who hath been effused, most rich in meath, for Gods.



gómanna indo áśvavatsutáḥ sudakṣa dʰanva |
śúciṃ te várṇamádʰi góṣu dīdʰaram || 4||



4.  gomatjmsn vayamr1mpd indunmsv«√ind aśvavatjmsn«√aś  
    sutajmsn«√su sudakṣajmsv«su~√dakṣ dʰanvavp·Ao2s«√dʰanv |
    śucijmsa«√śuc tvamr2msg varṇanmsa«√vṛ  
    adʰip gonfpl dīdʰaramvp·U·1s«√dʰṛ 



4. Flow to us, Indu, passing, strong, effused, with wealth of kine and steeds:
   I will spread forth above the milk thy radiant hue.



sá no harīṇāṃ pata índo devápsarastamaḥ |
sákʰeva sákʰye náryo rucé bʰava || 5||



5.  sasr3msn vayamr1mpg harijmpg«√hṛ patinmsv«√pā2  
    indunmsv«√ind (devanms«√div-psarastamajms«√psā)jmsn |
    sakʰinmsn«√sac ivac sakʰinmsd«√sac  
    naryanmsn rucev···D··«√ruc bʰavavp·Ao2s«√bʰū 



5. Lord of the tawny, Indu thou who art the God's most special food,
   As Friend to friend, for splendour be thou good to men.



sánemi tvámasmádā́m̐ ádevaṃ káṃ cidatríṇam |
sāhvā́m̐ indo pári bā́dʰo ápa dvayúm || 6||



6.  sanemia tvamr2msn vayamr1mpb āp  
    adevajmsa«a~√div kamc cidc atrinnmsa«√ad |
    sāhvantjmsn«√sah indunmsv«√ind parip  
    bādʰanmsn«√bādʰ apap (dvau-yujns«√yu)nnsa 



6. Drive utterly, far away from us each godless, each voracious foe.
   O Indu, overcome and drive the false afar.






Sūkta 9.106 

índramácʰa sutā́ imé vṛ́ṣaṇaṃ yantu hárayaḥ |
śruṣṭī́ jātā́sa índavaḥ svarvídaḥ || 1||



1.  indraNmsa«√ind acʰāp sutajmpn«√su ayamr3mpn  
    vṛṣaṇajmsa«√vṛṣ yantuvp·Ao3p«√i harijmpn«√hṛ |
    śruṣṭinfsi«√śruṣ jātajmpn«√jan  
    indunmpn«√ind (svarnns-vidjms«√vid)jmpn 



1. To Indra, to the Mighty Steer, may these gold-coloured juices go,
   Drops rapidly produced, that find the light of heaven.



ayáṃ bʰárāya sānasíríndrāya pavate sutáḥ |
sómo jaítrasya cetati yátʰā vidé || 2||



2.  ayamr3msn bʰaranmsd«√bʰṛ sānasijmsn«√san  
    indraNmsd«√ind pavateva·A·3s«√pū sutajmsn«√su |
    somanmsn«√su jaitranmsg«√ji  
    cetativp·A·3s«√cit yadr3nsi videv···D··«√vid 



2. Effused, this juice victorious flows for Indra, for his maintenance.
   Soma bethinks him of the Conqueror, as he knows.



asyédíndro mádeṣvā́ grābʰáṃ gṛbʰṇīta sānasím |
vájraṃ ca vṛ́ṣaṇaṃ bʰaratsámapsujít || 3||



3.  ayamr3msg idc indraNmsn«√ind madanmpl«√mad āp  
    grābʰanmsa«√grah gṛbʰṇītava·Ai3s«√grah sānasijmsa«√san |
    vajranmsa«√vaj cac vṛṣaṇajmsa«√vṛṣ  
    bʰaratvp·AE3s«√bʰṛ samp (apnfpl-jitjms«√ji)jmsn 



3. May Indra in his raptures gain from him the grasp that gathers spoil,
   And, winning waters, wield the steer-strong thunderbolt.



prá dʰanvā soma jā́gṛviríndrāyendo pári srava |
dyumántaṃ śúṣmamā́ bʰarā svarvídam || 4||



4.  prap dʰanvavp·Ao2s«√dʰanv somanmsv«√su jāgṛvijmsn«√jāgṛ  
    indraNmsd«√ind indunmsv«√ind parip sravavp·Ao2s«√sru |
    dyumantjmsa«√dyut śuṣmanmsa«√śuṣ  
    āp bʰaravp·Ao2s«√bʰṛ (svarnns-vidjms«√vid)jmsa 



4. Flow vigilant for Indra, thou Soma, yea, Indu, run thou on:
   Bring hither splendid strength that finds the light of heaven.



índrāya vṛ́ṣaṇaṃ mádaṃ pávasva viśvádarśataḥ |
sahásrayāmā patʰikṛ́dvicakṣaṇáḥ || 5||



5.  indraNmsd«√ind vṛṣaṇajmsa«√vṛṣ madanmsa«√mad pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū (viśvanns«√viś-darśatajms«√dṛś)jmsn |
    (sahasrau-yāmanjms«√yā)nmsn (patʰinnms«√pantʰ-kṛtjms«√kṛ)jmsn vicakṣaṇajmsn«vi~√cakṣ 



5. Do thou, all-beautiful, purify for Indra's sake the mighty juice,
   Path-maker thou, far seeing, with a thousand ways.



asmábʰyaṃ gātuvíttamo devébʰyo mádʰumattamaḥ |
sahásraṃ yāhi patʰíbʰiḥ kánikradat || 6||



6.  vayamr1mpd (gātunms«√gā-vittamajms«√vid)jmsn  
    devanmpd«√div madʰumattamajmsn«√madʰ |
    sahasrau yāhivp·Ao2s«√yā  
    patʰinnmpi«√pantʰ kanikradattp·Amsn«√krand 



6. Best finder of prosperity for us, most rich in sweets for Gods,
   Proceed thou loudly roaring on a thousand paths.



pávasva devávītaya índo dʰā́rābʰirójasā |
ā́ kaláśaṃ mádʰumānsoma naḥ sadaḥ || 7||



7.  pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū (devanms«√div-vītinfs«√vī)nfsd  
    indunmsv«√ind dʰārānfpi«√dʰṛ ojasnnsi«√vaj |
    āp kalaśanmsa«√kal? madʰumantjmsn«√madʰ  
    somanmsv«√su vayamr1mpd sadasvp·AE2s«√sad 



7. O Indu, with thy streams, in might, flow for the banquet of the Gods:
   Rich in meath, Soma, in our beaker take thy place.



táva drapsā́ udaprúta índraṃ mádāya vāvṛdʰuḥ |
tvā́ṃ devā́so amṛ́tāya káṃ papuḥ || 8||



8.  tvamr2msg drapsanmpn (udanns-prutjms«√pru)jmpn  
    indraNmsa«√ind madanmsd«√mad vāvṛdʰurvp·I·3p«√vṛdʰ |
    tvamr2msa devanmpn«√div  
    amṛtannsd«a~√mṛ kamc papurva·I·3p«√pā 



8. Thy drops that swim in water have exalted Indra to delight:
   The Gods have drunk thee up for immortality.



ā́ naḥ sutāsa indavaḥ punānā́ dʰāvatā rayím |
vṛṣṭídyāvo rītyāpaḥ svarvídaḥ || 9||



9.  āp vayamr1mpd sutajmpv«√su indunmpv«√ind  
    punānajmpn«√pū dʰāvatavp·Ao2p«√dʰāv rayinmsa«√rā |
    (vṛṣṭinfs«√vṛṣ-dyunmsb)jmpn (rītinfs«√rī-apnfs)jmpv  
    (svarnns-vidjms«√vid)jmpn 



9. Stream opulence to us, ye drops of Soma, pressed and purified,
   Pouring down rain from heaven in hoods, and finding light.



sómaḥ punāná ūrmíṇā́vyo vā́raṃ ví dʰāvati |
ágre vācáḥ pávamānaḥ kánikradat || 10||



10. somanmsn«√su punānajmsn«√pū ūrminmsi«√ṛ  
     avinmsg vāranmsa«√vṛ2 vip dʰāvativp·A·3s«√dʰāv |
     agrannsl«√aṅg vācnfsg«√vac  
     pavamānanmsn«√pū kanikradattp·Amsn«√krand 



10. Soma, while filtered, with his wave flows through the long wool of the sheep,
   Shouting while purified before the voice of song.



dʰībʰírhinvanti vājínaṃ váne krī́ḷantamátyavim |
abʰí tripṛṣṭʰáṃ matáyaḥ sámasvaran || 11||



11. dʰīnfpi hinvantivp·A·3p«√hi vājinnmsa«√vāj  
     vanannsl«√van krīḷanttp·Amsa«√krīḷ atyavijmsa |
     abʰip (triu-pṛṣṭʰanns«pra~√stʰā)jmsa  
     matinfpn«√man samp asvaranvp·U·3p«√svṛ 



11. With songs they send the Mighty forth, sporting in wood, above the fleece:
   Our psalms have glorified him of the triple height.



ásarji kaláśām̐ abʰí mīḷhé sáptirná vājayúḥ |
punānó vā́caṃ janáyannasiṣyadat || 12||



12. asarjivp·U·3s«√sṛj kalaśanmpa«√kal? abʰip  
     mīḷhannsl«√mih saptinmsn nac (vājanms«√vāj-yujms«√yu)jmsn |
     punānajmsn«√pū vācnfsa«√vac  
     janayanttp·Amsn«√jan asiṣyadatva·U·3s«√syand 



12. Into the jars hath he been loosed, like an impetuous steed for war,
   And lifting up his voice, while filtered, glided on.



pávate haryató háriráti hvárāṃsi ráṃhyā |
abʰyárṣanstotṛ́bʰyo vīrávadyáśaḥ || 13||



13. pavateva·A·3s«√pū haryatajmsn«√hary harijmsn«√hṛ  
     atip hvarasnnpa«√hvṛ raṃhinfsi«√raṃh |
     abʰyarṣanvp·AE3p«abʰi~√ṛṣ stotṛnmpd«√stu  
     vīravatjmsa«√vīr yaśasnnsa«√yaś 



13. Gold-hued and lovely in his course, through tangles of the wool he flows,
   And pours heroic fame upon the worshippers.



ayā́ pavasva devayúrmádʰordʰā́rā asṛkṣata |
rébʰanpavítraṃ páryeṣi viśvátaḥ || 14||



14. ar3nsi pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū (devanms«√div-yujms«√yu)jmsn  
     madʰunnsg«√madʰ dʰārānfpn«√dʰṛ asṛkṣatava·U·3p«√sṛj |
     rebʰanttp·Amsn«√ribʰ pavitrannsa«√pū  
     parip eṣivp·A·2s«√i viśvatasa«√viś 



14. Flow thus, a faithful votary: the streams of meath have been effused.
   Thou comest to the filter, singing, from each side.






Sūkta 9.107 

párītó ṣiñcatā sutáṃ sómo yá uttamáṃ havíḥ |
dadʰanvā́m̐ yó náryo apsvàntárā́ suṣā́va sómamádribʰiḥ || 1||



1.  parip itajmsn«√i siñcatava·AE3s«√sic sutajmsa«√su  
    somanmsn«√su yasr3msn uttamajnsn havisnnsn«√hu |
    dadʰanvaṃstp·Imsn«√dʰan yasr3msn naryajmsn apnfpl antara āp  
    suṣāvavp·I·3s«√su somanmsa«√su adrinmpi«√dṛ 



1. HENCE sprinkle forth the juice effused,. Soma, the best of sacred gifts,
   Who, friend of man, hath run amid the water-streams. He hath pressed Soma out with stones.



nūnáṃ punānó'vibʰiḥ pári sravā́dabdʰaḥ surabʰíntaraḥ |
suté cittvāpsú madāmo ándʰasā śrīṇánto góbʰirúttaram || 2||



2.  nūnama punānajmsn«√pū avinnpi parip sravavp·Ao2s«√sru  
    adabdʰajmsn«a~√dabʰ surabʰintarajmsn«su~√rabʰ |
    sutanmsl«√su cidc tvamr2msa apnfpl madāmasvp·A·1p«√mad andʰasnnsi«√andʰ  
    śrīṇanttp·Ampn«√śrī gonfpi uttarajnsa 



2. Now, being purified, flow hither through the fleece inviolate and most odorous.
   We laden thee in waters when thou art effused, blending thee still with juice and milk.



pári suvānáścákṣase devamā́danaḥ kráturíndurvicakṣaṇáḥ || 3||



3.  parip suvānata·A?sn«√su cakṣasev···D··«√cakṣ (devanms«√div-mādanajms«√mad)jmsn  
    kratunmsn«√kṛ indunmsn«√ind vicakṣaṇajmsn«vi~√cakṣ 



3. Pressed out for all to see, delighting Gods, Indu, Far-sighted One, is mental power.



punānáḥ soma dʰā́rayāpó vásāno arṣasi |
ā́ ratnadʰā́ yónimṛtásya sīdasyútso deva hiraṇyáyaḥ || 4||



4.  punānajmsn«√pū somanmsv«√su dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ  
    apnfpa vasānata·Amsn«√vas arṣasivp·A·2s«√ṛṣ |
    āp (ratnanns«√rā-dʰājms«√dʰā)jmsn yoninmsa«√yu ṛtannsg«√ṛ sīdasivp·A·2s«√sad  
    utsanmsn«√ud devanmsv«√div hiraṇyayajmsn«√hṛ 



4. Cleansing thee, Soma, in thy stream, thou flowest in a watery robe:
   Giver of wealth, thou sittest in the place of Law, O God, a fountain made of gold.



duhāná ū́dʰardivyáṃ mádʰu priyáṃ pratnáṃ sadʰástʰamā́sadat |
āpṛ́cʰyaṃ dʰarúṇaṃ vājyàrṣati nṛ́bʰirdʰūtó vicakṣaṇáḥ || 5||



5.  duhānata·Amsn«√duh ūdʰarnnsa«√vah divyajnsa«√div madʰunnsa«√madʰ priyajnsa«√prī  
    pratnajnsa (sadʰaa-stʰajms«√stʰā)nnsa āp asadatvp·U·3s«√sad |
    āpṛcʰyajmsa«ā~√pracʰ dʰaruṇanmsa«√dʰṛ vājinnmsn«√vāj arṣativp·A·3s«√ṛṣ  
    nṛnmpi dʰūtajmsn«√dʰū vicakṣaṇajmsn«vi~√cakṣ 



5. Milking the heavenly udder for dear meath, he hath sat in the ancient gathering place.
   Washed by the men, the Strong Farseeing One streams forth nutriti us food that all desire.



punānáḥ soma jā́gṛvirávyo vā́re pári priyáḥ |
tváṃ vípro abʰavó'ṅgirastamo mádʰvā yajñáṃ mimikṣa naḥ || 6||



6.  punānajmsn«√pū somanmsv«√su jāgṛvijmsn«√jāgṛ  
    avinmsg vāranmsl«√vṛ2 parip priyanmsn«√prī |
    tvamr2msn viprajmsn«√vip abʰavasvp·Aa2s«√bʰū aṅgirastamajmsn«√aṅg  
    madʰunfsi«√madʰ yajñanmsa«√yaj mimikṣavp·I·3s«√mikṣ vayamr1mpd 



6. O Soma, while they cleanse thee, dear and watchful in the sheep's long wool,
   Thou hast become a Singer most like Angiras: thou madest Surya mount to heaven.



sómo mīḍʰvā́npavate gātuvíttama ṛ́ṣirvípro vicakṣaṇáḥ |
tváṃ kavírabʰavo devavī́tama ā́ sū́ryaṃ rohayo diví || 7||



7.  somanmsn«√su mīḷhvaṃstp·Imsn«√mih pavateva·A·3s«√pū (gātunms«√gā-vittamajms«√vid)jmsn  
    ṛṣinmsn«√ṛṣ viprajmsn«√vip vicakṣaṇajmsn«vi~√cakṣ |
    tvamr2msn kavinmsn«√kū abʰavasvp·Aa2s«√bʰū (devanms«√div-vītamajms«√vī)jmsn  
    āp sūryanmsa«√sūr rohayasvp·AE2s«√ruh dyunmsl 



7. Bountiful, best of furtherers, Soma floweth on, Rsi and Singer, keen of sight.
   Thou hast become a Sage most welcome to the Gods: thou madest Surya mount to heaven.



sóma u ṣuvāṇáḥ sotṛ́bʰirádʰi ṣṇúbʰirávīnām |
áśvayeva harítā yāti dʰā́rayā mandráyā yāti dʰā́rayā || 8||



8.  somanmsv«√su uc suvānata·A?sn«√su sotṛnmpi«√su  
    adʰip snunmpi«√san avijmpg |
    aśvānfsi«√aś ivac haritjfsi«√hṛ yātivp·A·3s«√yā dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ  
    mandrājfsi«√mand yātivp·A·3s«√yā dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ 



8. Pressed out by pressers, Soma goes over the fleecy backs of sheep,
   Goes, even as with a mare, in tawny-coloured stream, goes in exhilarating stream.



anūpé gómāngóbʰirakṣāḥ sómo dugdʰā́bʰirakṣāḥ |
samudráṃ ná saṃváraṇānyagmanmandī́ mádāya tośate || 9||



9.  anūpanmsl gomatjmsn gonfpi akṣārvp·U·3s«√kṣar  
    somanmsn«√su dugdʰājfpi«√duh akṣārvp·U·3s«√kṣar |
    samudranmsa«sam~√ud nac saṃvaraṇannpa«sam~√vṛ agmanvp·Aa3p«√gam  
    mandinjmsn«√mand madanmsd«√mad tośateva·A·3s«√tuś 



9. Down to the water-Soma, rich in kine hath flowed with cows, with cows that have been milked.
   They have approached the mixing-vessel as a sea: the cheerer streams for the carouse.



ā́ soma suvānó ádribʰistiró vā́rāṇyavyáyā |
jáno ná purí camvòrviśaddʰáriḥ sádo váneṣu dadʰiṣe || 10||



10. āp somanmsv«√su suvānata·A?sn«√su adrinmpi«√dṛ  
     tirasa«√tṝ vārannpa«√vṛ2 avyayajnpa |
     janajmsn«√jan nac purnfsl camūnfdl viśatvp·AE3s«√viś harijmsn«√hṛ  
     sadasnnsa«√sad vanannpl«√van dadʰiṣeva·I·2s«√dʰā 



10. Effused by stones, O Soma, and urged through the long wool of the sheep,
   Thou, entering the saucers as a man the fort, gold-hued hast settled in the wood.



sá māmṛje tiró áṇvāni meṣyò mīḷhé sáptirná vājayúḥ |
anumā́dyaḥ pávamāno manīṣíbʰiḥ sómo víprebʰirṛ́kvabʰiḥ || 11||



11. sasr3msn māmṛjeva·I·3s«√mṛj tirasa«√tṝ aṇvajnpa meṣīnfsg«√miṣ  
     mīḷhannsl«√mih saptinmsn nac (vājanms«√vāj-yujms«√yu)jmsn |
     anumādyajmsn«anu~√mad pavamānanmsn«√pū manīṣinnmpi«√man  
     somanmsn«√su viprajmpi«√vip ṛkvannmpi«√ṛc 



11. He beautifies himself through the sheep's long fine wool, like an impetuous steed in war,
   Even Soma Pavamana who shall be the joy of sages and of holy bards.



prá soma devávītaye síndʰurná pipye árṇasā |
aṃśóḥ páyasā madiró ná jā́gṛvirácʰā kóśaṃ madʰuścútam || 12||



12. prap somanmsv«√su (devanms«√div-vītinfs«√vī)nfsd  
     sindʰunmsn«√sindʰ nac pipyevp·I·3s«√pī arṇasnnsi |
     aṃśunmsg«√aś payasnnsi«√pī madirajmsn«√mad nac jāgṛvijmsn«√jāgṛ  
     acʰāp kośanmsa«√kuś (madʰunns«√madʰ-ścutjms«√ścut)jmsa 



12. O Soma,-for the feast of Gods, river-like he hath swelled with surge,
   With the stalk's juice, exhilarating, resting not, into the vat that drops with meath.



ā́ haryató árjune átke avyata priyáḥ sūnúrná márjyaḥ |
támīṃ hinvantyapáso yátʰā rátʰaṃ nadī́ṣvā́ gábʰastyoḥ || 13||



13. āp haryatajmsn«√hary arjunajmsl«√raj atkanmsl avyatava·U·3s«√vye  
     priyajmsn«√prī sūnunmsn«√sū nac marjyajmsn«√mṛj |
     sasr3msa īmr3msa hinvantivp·A·3p«√hi apasjfpn«√ap yadr3nsi  
     ratʰanmsa«√ṛ nadīnfpl«√nad āp gabʰastinmdl 



13. Like a dear son who must be decked, the Lovely One hath clad him in a shining robe.
   Men skilful at their work drive him forth, like a car, into the rivers from their bands.



abʰí sómāsa āyávaḥ pávante mádyaṃ mádam |
samudrásyā́dʰi viṣṭápi manīṣíṇo matsarā́saḥ svarvídaḥ || 14||



14. abʰip somanmpn«√su āyujmpn«√i  
     pavanteva·A·3p«√pū madyajmsa«√mad madanmsa«√mad |
     samudranmsg«sam~√ud adʰip viṣṭapnfsl«vi~√stambʰ manīṣinnmpn«√man  
     (madnfs«√mad-saranms«√sṛ)jmpn (svarnns-vidjms«√vid)jmpn 



14. The living drops of Soma juice pour, as they flow, the gladdening drink,
   Intelligent drops above the basin of the sea, exhilarating, finding light.



táratsamudráṃ pávamāna ūrmíṇā rā́jā devá ṛtáṃ bṛhát |
árṣanmitrásya váruṇasya dʰármaṇā prá hinvāná ṛtáṃ bṛhát || 15||



15. taratvp·AE3s«√tṝ samudranmsa«sam~√ud pavamānanmsn«√pū ūrminmsi«√ṛ  
     rājannmsn«√rāj devanmsn«√div ṛtannsa«√ṛ bṛhatjnsa«√bṛh |
     arṣatvp·AE3s«√ṛṣ mitraNmsg«√mitʰ varuṇaNmsg«√vṛ dʰarmannnsi«√dʰṛ  
     prap hinvānata·Amsn«√hi ṛtannsa«√ṛ bṛhatjnsa«√bṛh 



15. May Pavamana, King and God, speed with his wave over the sea the lofty rite:
   May he by Mitra's and by Varuna's decree flow furthering the lofty rite.



nṛ́bʰiryemānó haryató vicakṣaṇó rā́jā deváḥ samudríyaḥ || 16||



16. nṛnmpi yemānata·Imsn«√yam haryatajmsn«√hary vicakṣaṇajmsn«vi~√cakṣ  
     rājannmsn«√rāj devanmsn«√div samudriyajmsn«sam~√ud 



16. Far-seeing, lovely, guided by the men, the God whose home is in the sea-



índrāya pavate mádaḥ sómo marútvate sutáḥ |
sahásradʰāro átyávyamarṣati támī mṛjantyāyávaḥ || 17||



17. indraNmsd«√ind pavateva·A·3s«√pū madanmsn«√mad  
     somanmsn«√su marutvatjmsd sutajmsn«√su |
     (sahasrau-dʰāranms«√dʰṛ)jmsn atip avyajnsa arṣativp·A·3s«√ṛṣ  
     sasr3msa īc mṛjantivp·A·3p«√mṛj āyujmpn«√i 



17. Soma, the gladdening juice, flows pressed for Indra with his Marut host:
   He hastens o'er the fleece with all his thousand streams: men make him bright and beautiful.



punānáścamū́ janáyanmatíṃ kavíḥ sómo devéṣu raṇyati |
apó vásānaḥ pári góbʰirúttaraḥ sī́danváneṣvavyata || 18||



18. punānajmsn«√pū camūnfsl janayanttp·Amsn«√jan matinfsa«√man kavinmsn«√kū  
     somanmsn«√su devanmpl«√div raṇyativp·A·3s«√raṇ |
     apnfpa vasānata·Amsn«√vas parip gonfpi uttarajmsn  
     sīdanttp·Amsn«√sad vanannpl«√van avyatava·U·3s«√vye 



18. Purified in the bowl and gendering the hymn, wise Soma joys among the Gods.
   Robed in the flood, the Mighty One hath clad himself with milk and settled in the vats.



távāháṃ soma rāraṇa sakʰyá indo divédive |
purū́ṇi babʰro ní caranti mā́máva paridʰī́m̐ráti tā́m̐ ihi || 19||



19. tvamr2msg ahamr1msn somanmsv«√su rāraṇavp·I·1s«√raṇ  
     sakʰyannsl«√sac indunmsv«√ind (divanmsl«√div-divanmsl«√div)a |
     purujnpa«√pṝ babʰrujmsv«√bʰṛ nip carantivp·A·3p«√car ahamr1msa  
     avap paridʰinmpa«pari~√dʰā atip sasr3mpa ihivp·Ao2s«√i 



19. O Soma, Indu, every day thy friendship hath been my delight.
   Many fiends follow me; help me, thou Tawny-hued; pass on beyond these barriers.



utā́háṃ náktamutá soma te dívā sakʰyā́ya babʰra ū́dʰani |
gʰṛṇā́ tápantamáti sū́ryaṃ paráḥ śakunā́ iva paptima || 20||



20. utac ahamr1msn naktannsa utac somanmsv«√su tvamr2msg dyunmsi  
     sakʰyannsd«√sac babʰrujmsv«√bʰṛ ūdʰannfsl«√ūdʰ |
     gʰṛṇanmsi«√gʰṛ tapanttp·Amsa«√tap atip sūryanmsa«√sūr parasa«√pṛ  
     śakunanmpn«√śak ivac paptimavp·I·1p«√pat 



20. Close to thy bosom am I, Soma, day and night. O Tawny-hued, for friendship sake.
   Surya himself refulgent with his glow have we o'ertaken in his course like birds.



mṛjyámānaḥ suhastya samudré vā́caminvasi |
rayíṃ piśáṅgaṃ bahuláṃ puruspṛ́haṃ pávamānābʰyàrṣasi || 21||



21. mṛjyamānata·Amsn«√mṛj suhastyajmsv  
     samudranmsl«sam~√ud vācnfsa«√vac invasivp·A·2s«√inv |
     rayinmsa«√rā (piśnfs«√piś-aṅganms«√aṅg)jmsa bahulajmsa«√baṃh (purua«√pṝ-spṛhjms«√spṛh)jmsa  
     pavamānanmsv«√pū abʰip arṣasivp·A·2s«√ṛṣ 



21. Deft-handed! thou when purified liftest thy voice amid the sea.
   Thou, Pavamana, makest riches flow to us, yellow, abundant, much-desired.



mṛjānó vā́re pávamāno avyáye vṛ́ṣā́va cakrado váne |
devā́nāṃ soma pavamāna niṣkṛtáṃ góbʰirañjānó arṣasi || 22||



22. mṛjānata·Amsn«√mṛj vāranmsl«√vṛ2 pavamānanmsn«√pū avyayajmsl  
     vṛṣannmsn«√vṛṣ avap cakradasvp·U·2s«√krand vanannsl«√van |
     devanmpg«√div somanmsv«√su pavamānanmsv«√pū niṣkṛtannsa«nis~√kṛ  
     gonfpi añjānatp·Amsn«√añj arṣasivp·A·2s«√ṛṣ 



22. Making thee pure and bright in the sheep's long wool, thou hast bellowed, steer-like, in the wood.
   Thou flowest, Soma Pavamana, balmed with milk unto the special place of Gods.



pávasva vā́jasātaye'bʰí víśvāni kā́vyā |
tváṃ samudráṃ pratʰamó ví dʰārayo devébʰyaḥ soma matsaráḥ || 23||



23. pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū (vājanms«√vāj-sātinfs«√san)nfsd  
     abʰip viśvajnpa«√viś kāvyannpa«√kū |
     tvamr2msn samudranmsa«sam~√ud pratʰamajmsn vip dʰārayasvp·Ae2s«√dʰṛ  
     devanmpd«√div somanmsv«√su (madnfs«√mad-saranms«√sṛ)jmsn 



23. Flow on to win us strength, flow on to lofty lore of every kind.
   Thou, Soma, as Exhilarator wast the first to spread the sea abroad for Gods.



sá tū́ pavasva pári pā́rtʰivaṃ rájo divyā́ ca soma dʰármabʰiḥ |
tvā́ṃ víprāso matíbʰirvicakṣaṇa śubʰráṃ hinvanti dʰītíbʰiḥ || 24||



24. sasr3msn tuc pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū parip pārtʰivajnsa«√pṛtʰ rajasnnsa«√raj  
     divyajnpa«√div cac somanmsv«√su dʰarmannnpi«√dʰṛ |
     tvamr2msa viprajmpn«√vip matinfpi«√man vicakṣaṇajmsv«√cakṣ  
     śubʰrajmsa«√śubʰ hinvantivp·A·3p«√hi dʰītinfpi«√dʰī 



24. Flow to the realm of earth, flow to the realm of heaven, O Soma, in thy righteous ways.
   Fair art thou whom the sages, O Far-seeing One, urge onward with their songs and hymns.



pávamānā asṛkṣata pavítramáti dʰā́rayā |
marútvanto matsarā́ indriyā́ háyā medʰā́mabʰí práyāṃsi ca || 25||



25. pavamānajmpn«√pū asṛkṣatava·U·3p«√sṛj  
     pavitrannsa«√pū atip dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ |
     marutvantjmpn (madnfs«√mad-saranms«√sṛ)jmpn indriyājmpn«√ind hayanmpn«√hi  
     medʰānfsa«√midʰ abʰip prayasnnpa«√prī cac 



25. Over the cleansing sieve have flowed the Pavamanas in a stream,
   Girt by the Maruts, gladdening, Steeds with Indra's strength, for wisdom and for dainty food.



apó vásānaḥ pári kóśamarṣatī́ndurhiyānáḥ sotṛ́bʰiḥ |
janáyañjyótirmandánā avīvaśadgā́ḥ kṛṇvānó ná nirṇíjam || 26||



26. apnfpa vasānata·Amsn«√vas parip kośanmsa«√kuś arṣativp·A·3s«√ṛṣ  
     indunmsn«√ind hiyānata·Amsn«√hi sotṛnmpi«√su |
     janayanttp·Amsn«√jan jyotisnnsa«√jyot mandananfpa«√mand avīvaśatvp·U·3s«√vāś  
     gonfpa kṛṇvānata·Amsn«√kṛ nac nirṇijnfsa«nis~√nij 



26. Urged onward by the pressers, clad in watery robes, Indu is speeding to the vat.
   He gendering light, hath made the glad Cows low, while he takes them as his garb of state.






Sūkta 9.108 

pávasva mádʰumattama índrāya soma kratuvíttamo mádaḥ |
máhi dyukṣátamo mádaḥ || 1||



1.  pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū madʰumattamajmsn«√madʰ  
    indraNmsd«√ind somanmsv«√su (kratunms«√kṛ-vittamajms«√vid)jmsn madanmsn«√mad |
    mahia«√mah (dyunms«√dyu-kṣatamajms«√kṣi)jmsn madanmsn«√mad 



1. FOR Indra, flow thou Soma on, as gladdening juice most sweet, intelligent,
   Great, cheering, dwelling most in heaven.



yásya te pītvā́ vṛṣabʰó vṛṣāyáte'syá pītā́ svarvídaḥ |
sá supráketo abʰyàkramīdíṣó'cʰā vā́jaṃ naítaśaḥ || 2||



2.  yasr3msg tvamr2msg pītvātp·A???«√pā (vṛṣannms«√vṛṣ-bʰajms«√bʰā)jmsn  
    vṛṣāyateva·A·3s«√vṛṣ ayamr3msg pītinfsl«√pā (svarnns-vidjms«√vid)jmpn |
    sasr3msn supraketajmsn«su-pra~√cit abʰip akramītvp·U·3s«√kram  
    iṣnfpa«√iṣ acʰāp vājanmsa«√vāj nac etaśajmsn 



2. Thou, of whom having drunk the Steer acts like a steer. drinking of this that finds the light,
   He, Excellently Wise, is come to strengthening food, to spoil and wealth like Etasa.



tváṃ hyàṅgá daívyā pávamāna jánimāni dyumáttamaḥ |
amṛtatvā́ya gʰoṣáyaḥ || 3||



3.  tvamr2msn hic aṅgaa«√aṅg daivyajnpa«√div  
    pavamānanmsv«√pū janimannnpa«√jan dyumattamajmsn«√dyut |
    amṛtatvannsd«a~√mṛ gʰoṣayasvp·AE2s«√gʰuṣ 



3. For, verily, Pavamana, thou bast, splendidest, called all the generations of
   The Gods to immortality.



yénā návagvo dadʰyáṅṅaporṇuté yéna víprāsa āpiré |
devā́nāṃ sumné amṛ́tasya cā́ruṇo yéna śrávāṃsyānaśúḥ || 4||



4.  yasr3msi (navau-gvajms)Nmsn (dadʰinns-acjms«√añc)Nmsn  
    aporṇuteva·A·3s«apa~√ūrnu yasr3msi viprajmpn«√vip āpireva·I·3p«√āp |
    devanmpg«√div sumnannsl«su~√man amṛtannsg«a~√mṛ  
    cārunnsg«√can yasr3msi śravasnnpa«√śru ānaśurvp·I·3p«√aś 



4. By whom Dadhyac Navagva opens fastened doors, by whom the sages gained their wish,
   By whom they won the fame of lovely Amrta in the felicity of Gods.



eṣá syá dʰā́rayā sutó'vyo vā́rebʰiḥ pavate madíntamaḥ |
krī́ḷannūrmírapā́miva || 5||



5.  eṣasr3msn syar3msn dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ sutajmsn«√su  
    avinmsg vārannpi«√vṛ2 pavateva·A·3s«√pū madintamajmsn«√mad |
    krīḷanttp·Amsn«√krīḷ ūrminmsn«√ṛ apnfpg ivac 



5. Effused, he floweth in a stream, best rapture-giver, in the long wool of the sheep,
   Sporting, as 'twere the waters' wave.



yá usríyā ápyā antáráśmano nírgā́ ákṛntadójasā |
abʰí vrajáṃ tatniṣe gávyamáśvyaṃ varmī́va dʰṛṣṇavā́ ruja || 6||



6.  yasr3msn usriyājfpa apyājfpa antara  
    aśmannmsb nirp gonfpa akṛntatvp·Aa3s«√kṛt ojasnnsi«√vaj |
    abʰip vrajanmsa«√vṛj tatniṣeva·I·2s«√tan gavyajmsa  
    aśvyajmsa«√aś varminnmsn«√vṛ ivac dʰṛṣṇujmsv«√dʰṛṣ āp rujavp·Ao2s«√ruj 



6. He who from out the rocky cavern took with might the red refulgent watery Cows,
   Thou masterest the stable full of kine and steeds: burst it, brave Lord, like one in mail.



ā́ sotā pári ṣiñcatā́śvaṃ ná stómamaptúraṃ rajastúram |
vanakrakṣámudaprútam || 7||



7.  āp sotava·Ao2p«√su parip siñcatava·Ao2p«√sic  
    aśvanmsa«√aś nac stomanmsa«√stu (apnfs-turjms«√tvar)jmsa (rajasnns«√raj-turjms«√tvar)jmsa |
    (vananns«√van-krakṣajms«√krakṣ)jmsa (udanns-prutjms«√pru)jmsa 



7. Press ye and pour him, like a steed, laud-worthy, speeding through the region and the flood,
   Who swims in water, roan in wood;



sahásradʰāraṃ vṛṣabʰáṃ payovṛ́dʰaṃ priyáṃ devā́ya jánmane |
ṛténa yá ṛtájāto vivāvṛdʰé rā́jā devá ṛtáṃ bṛhát || 8||



8.  (sahasrau-dʰāranms«√dʰṛ)jmsa (vṛṣannms«√vṛṣ-bʰajms«√bʰā)jmsa  
    (payasnns«√pī-vṛdʰjfs«√vṛdʰ)jmsa priyajmsa«√prī devanmsd«√div janmannnsd«√jan |
    ṛtannsi«√ṛ yasr3msn (ṛtanns«√ṛ-jātajms«√jan)jmsn  
    vivāvṛdʰeva·I·3s«vi~√vṛdʰ rājannmsn«√rāj devanmsn«√div ṛtannsa«√ṛ bṛhatjnsa«√bṛh 



8. Increaser of the water, Steer with thousand streams, dear to the race of Deities;
   Who born in Law hath waxen mighty by the Law, King, God, and lofty Ordinance.



abʰí dyumnáṃ bṛhádyáśa íṣaspate didīhí deva devayúḥ |
ví kóśaṃ madʰyamáṃ yuva || 9||



9.  abʰip dyumnannsa bṛhatjnsa«√bṛh yaśasjnsa«√yaś iṣnfpa«√iṣ patinmsv«√pā2  
    didīhivp·Ao2s«√dī devanmsv«√div (devanms«√div-yujms«√yu)jmsn |
    vip kośanmsa«√kuś madʰyamajmsa yuvavp·Ao2s«√yu 



9. Make splendid glory shine on us, thou Lord of strengthening food, God, as the Friend of Gods:
   Unclose the fount of middle air.



ā́ vacyasva sudakṣa camvòḥ sutó viśā́ṃ váhnirná viśpátiḥ |
vṛṣṭíṃ diváḥ pavasva rītímapā́ṃ jínvā gáviṣṭaye dʰíyaḥ || 10||



10. āp vacyasvava·Ao2s«√vañc sudakṣajmsv«su~√dakṣ camūnfdl sutajmsn«√su  
     viśnfpg«√viś vahninmsn«√vah nac (viśnfs«√viś-patinms«√pā2)nmsn |
     vṛṣṭinfsn«√vṛṣ dyunmsb pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū rītinfsa«√rī apnfpg  
     jinvavp·Ao2s«√jinv (gonfs-iṣṭinfs«√iṣ)nmsd dʰīnfpa«√dʰī 



10. Roll onward to the bowls, O Mighty One, effused, as Prince supporter of the tribes.
   Pour on us rain from heaven, send us the waters' flow: incite our thoughts to win the spoil.



etámu tyáṃ madacyútaṃ sahásradʰāraṃ vṛṣabʰáṃ dívo duhuḥ |
víśvā vásūni bíbʰratam || 11||



11. etasr3msa uc syar3msa (madanms«√mad-cyutjms«√cyut)jmsa  
     (sahasrau-dʰāranms«√dʰṛ)jmsa (vṛṣannms«√vṛṣ-bʰajms«√bʰā)jmsa dyunmsb duhurvp·I·3p«√duh |
     viśvajnpa«√viś vasunnpa«√vas bibʰrattp·A?sa«√bʰṛ 



11. They have drained him the Steer of heaven, him with a thousand streams, distilling rapturous joy,
   Him who brings all things excellent.



vṛ́ṣā ví jajñe janáyannámartyaḥ pratápañjyótiṣā támaḥ |
sá súṣṭutaḥ kavíbʰirnirṇíjaṃ dadʰe tridʰā́tvasya dáṃsasā || 12||



12. vṛṣannmsn«√vṛṣ vip jajñeva·I·3s«√jan janayanttp·Amsn«√jan  
     amartyajmsn«a~√mṛ pratapanttp·Amsn«pra~√tap jyotisnnsi«√jyot tamasnnsa«√tam |
     sasr3msn suṣṭutajmsn«su~√stu kavinmpi«√kū  
     nirṇijnfsa«nis~√nij dadʰeva·I·3s«√dʰā (triu-dʰātunns«√dʰā)jnsa ayamr3msg daṃsasnnsi«√daṃś 



12. The Mighty One was born Immortal, giving life, lightening darkness with his shine.
   Well-praised by sages he hath by his wondrous power assumed the Threefold as his robe.



sá sunve yó vásūnāṃ yó rāyā́mānetā́ yá íḷānām |
sómo yáḥ sukṣitīnā́m || 13||



13. sasr3msn sunveva·U·3s«√su yasr3msn vasunnpg«√vas  
     yasr3msn rayinmpg«√rā ānayitṛnmsn«ā~√nī yasr3msn iḷānfpg |
     somanmsn«√su yasr3msn sukṣitinfpg«su~√kṣi2 



13. Effused is he who brings good things, who brings us bounteous gifts and sweet refreshing food,
   Soma who brings us quiet homes:



yásya na índraḥ píbādyásya marúto yásya vāryamáṇā bʰágaḥ |
ā́ yéna mitrā́váruṇā kárāmaha éndramávase mahé || 14||



14. yasr3msg vayamr1mpg indraNmsn«√ind pibātvp·AE3s«√pā  
     yasr3msg marutNmpn yasr3msgc aryamanNmsi«√ṛ bʰagaNmsn«√bʰaj |
     āp yasr3msi (mitraNmda«√mitʰ-varuṇaNmda«√vṛ)Nmda  
     karāmahevp·A·1p«√kṛ āp indraNmsa«√ind avasnnsd«√av mahjnsd«√mah 



14. He whom our Indra and the Marut host shall drink, Bhaga shall drink with Aryaman,
   By whom we bring to us Mitra and Varuna and Indra for our great defense.



índrāya soma pā́tave nṛ́bʰiryatáḥ svāyudʰó madíntamaḥ |
pávasva mádʰumattamaḥ || 15||



15. indraNmsd«√ind somanmsv«√su pātavev···D··«√pā nṛnmpi  
     yatajmsn«√yam svāyudʰajmsn«su-ā~√yudʰ madintamajmsn«√mad |
     pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū madʰumattamajmsn«√madʰ 



15. Soma, for Indra's drink do thou, led by the men, well-weaponed and most gladdening,
   Flow on with greatest store of sweets.



índrasya hā́rdi somadʰā́namā́ viśa samudrámiva síndʰavaḥ |
júṣṭo mitrā́ya váruṇāya vāyáve divó viṣṭambʰá uttamáḥ || 16||



16. indraNmsg«√ind hārdinnsa«√hṛ (somanms«√su-dʰānajms«√dʰā)nnsa  
     āp viśavp·Ao2s«√viś samudranmsa«sam~√ud ivac sindʰunmpn«√sindʰ |
     juṣṭajmsn«√juṣ mitraNmsd«√mitʰ varuṇaNmsd«√vṛ  
     vāyuNmsd«√vā dyunmsg viṣṭambʰanmsn«vi~√stambʰ uttamajmsn 



16. Enter the Soma-holder, even Indra's heart, as rivers pass into the sea,
   Acceptable to Mitra, Vayu, Varuna, the noblest Pillar of the heavens.






Sūkta 9.109 

pári prá dʰanvéndrāya soma svādúrmitrā́ya pūṣṇé bʰágāya || 1||



1.  parip prap dʰanvavp·Ao2s«√dʰanv indraNmsd«√ind somanmsv«√su  
    svādujmsn«√svad mitraNmsd«√mitʰ pūṣanNmsd«√pūṣ bʰagaNmsd«√bʰaj 



1. PLEASANT to Indra's Mitra's, Pusan's Bhaga's taste, sped onward, Soma, with thy flowing stream.



índraste soma sutásya peyāḥ krátve dákṣāya víśve ca devā́ḥ || 2||



2.  indraNmsn«√ind tvamr2msg somanmsv«√su sutanmsg«√su peyāsvp·AI3s«√pā  
    kratunmsd«√kṛ dakṣanmsd«√dakṣ viśvajmpn«√viś cac devanmpn«√div 



2. Let Indra drink, O Soma, of thy juice for wisdom, and all Deities for strength.



evā́mṛ́tāya mahé kṣáyāya sá śukró arṣa divyáḥ pīyū́ṣaḥ || 3||



3.  evac amṛtannsd«a~√mṛ mahjmsd«√mah kṣayanmsd«√kṣi2  
    sasr3msn śukrajmsn«√śuc arṣavp·Ao2s«√ṛṣ divyajmsn«√div pīyūṣanmsn«√pyai 



3. So flow thou on as bright celestial juice, flow to the vast, immortal dwelling-place.



pávasva soma mahā́nsamudráḥ pitā́ devā́nāṃ víśvābʰí dʰā́ma || 4||



4.  pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū somanmsv«√su mahatjmsn«√mah samudranmsn«sam~√ud  
    pitṛnmsn devanmpg«√div viśvajnpa«√viś abʰip dʰāmannnsa«√dʰā 



4. Flow onward, Soma, as a mighty sea, as Father of the Gods to every form.



śukráḥ pavasva devébʰyaḥ soma divé pṛtʰivyaí śáṃ ca prajā́yai || 5||



5.  śukrajmsn«√śuc pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū devanmpd«√div somanmsv«√su  
    dyunmsd pṛtʰivīnfsd«√pṛtʰ śamnfsa«√śam cac prajānfsd«pra~√jan 



5. Flow on, O Soma, radiant for the Gods and Heaven and Earth and bless our progeny.



divó dʰartā́si śukráḥ pīyū́ṣaḥ satyé vídʰarmanvājī́ pavasva || 6||



6.  dyunmsg dʰartṛnmsn«√dʰṛ asivp·A·2s«√as śukrajmsn«√śuc pīyūṣanmsn«√pyai  
    satyajmsl«√as vidʰarmannmsl«vi~√dʰṛ vājinnmsn«√vāj pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū 



6. Thou, bright Juice, art Sustainer of the sky: flow, mighty, in accordance with true Law.



pávasva soma dyumnī́ sudʰāró mahā́mávīnāmánu pūrvyáḥ || 7||



7.  pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū somanmsv«√su dyumninnmsn sudʰārajmsn«su~√dʰṛ  
    mahāntjmsa«√mah avinfpg anup pūrvyajmsn«√pṝ 



7. Soma, flow splendid with thy copious stream through the great fleece as in the olden time.



nṛ́bʰiryemānó jajñānáḥ pūtáḥ kṣáradvíśvāni mandráḥ svarvít || 8||



8.  nṛnmpi yemānata·Imsn«√yam jajñānata·Amsn«√jan pūtajmsn«√pū  
    kṣaratva·UE3s«√kṣar viśvannpa«√viś mandrajmsn«√mand (svarnns-vidjms«√vid)jmsn 



8. Born, led by men, joyous, and purified, let the Light-finder make all blessings flow:



índuḥ punānáḥ prajā́murāṇáḥ káradvíśvāni dráviṇāni naḥ || 9||



9.  indunmsn«√ind punānajmsn«√pū prajānfsa«pra~√jan urāṇatp·Amsn«√vṛ2  
    karatvp·Ae3s«√kṛ viśvajnpa«√viś draviṇannpa«√dru vayamr1mpd 



9. Indu, while cleansed, keeping the people safe, shall give us all possessions for our own.



pávasva soma krátve dákṣāyā́śvo ná niktó vājī́ dʰánāya || 10||



10. pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū somanmsv«√su kratunmsd«√kṛ dakṣanmsd«√dakṣ  
     aśvanmsn«√aś nac niktajmsn«√nij vājinnmsn«√vāj dʰanannsd«√dʰan 



10. Flow on for wisdom, Soma, and for power, as a strong courser bathed, to win the prize.



táṃ te sotā́ro rásaṃ mádāya punánti sómaṃ mahé dyumnā́ya || 11||



11. sasr3msa tvamr2msd sotṛnmpn«√su rasanmsa«√ras madanmsd«√mad  
     punantivp·A·3p«√pū somanmsa«√su mahjnsd«√mah dyumnannsd 



11. The pressers purify this juice of thine, the Soma, for delight, and lofty fame



śíśuṃ jajñānáṃ háriṃ mṛjanti pavítre sómaṃ devébʰya índum || 12||



12. śiśunmsa«√śū jajñānata·Amsa«√jan harijmsa«√hṛ mṛjantivp·A·3p«√mṛj  
     pavitrannsl«√pū somanmsa«√su devanmpd«√div indunmsa«√ind 



12. They deck the Gold-hued Infant, newly-born, even Soma, Indu, in the sieve for Gods.



índuḥ paviṣṭa cā́rurmádāyāpā́mupástʰe kavírbʰágāya || 13||



13. indunmsn«√ind paviṣṭava·UE3s«√pū cārujmsn«√can madanmsd«√mad  
     apnfpg upastʰanmsl«upa~√stʰā kavinmsn«√kū bʰaganmsd«√bʰaj 



13. Fair Indu hath flowed on for rapturous joy, Sage for good fortune in the waters' lap.



bíbʰarti cā́rvíndrasya nā́ma yéna víśvāni vṛtrā́ jagʰā́na || 14||



14. bibʰartivp·A·3s«√bʰṛ cārujnsa«√can indraNmsg«√ind nāmannnsa«√nam  
     yasr3msi viśvajnpa«√viś vṛtrannpa«√vṛ jagʰānavp·U·3s«√han 



14. He bears the beauteous name of Indra, that wherewith he overcame all demon foes.



píbantyasya víśve devā́so góbʰiḥ śrītásya nṛ́bʰiḥ sutásya || 15||



15. pibantivp·A·3p«√pā ayamr3msg viśvajmpn«√viś devanmpn«√div  
     gonfpi śrītajmsg«√śrī nṛnmpi sutajmsg«√su 



15. All Deities are wont to drink of him, pressed by the men and blent with milk and curds.



prá suvānó akṣāḥ sahásradʰārastiráḥ pavítraṃ ví vā́ramávyam || 16||



16. prap suvānata·A?sn«√su akṣārvp·U·3s«√kṣar (sahasrau-dʰāranms«√dʰṛ)jmsn  
     tirasa«√tṝ pavitrannsa«√pū vip vāranmsa«√vṛ2 avyajmsa 



16. He hath flowed forth with thousand streams effused, flowed through the filter and the sheep's long wool.



sá vājyàkṣāḥ sahásraretā adbʰírmṛjānó góbʰiḥ śrīṇānáḥ || 17||



17. sasr3msn vājinnmsn«√vāj akṣārvp·U·3s«√kṣar (sahasrau-retasnns«√rī)jmsn  
     apnfpi mṛjānata·Amsn«√mṛj gonfpi«√go śrīṇānata·Amsn«√śrī 



17. With endless genial flow the Strong hath run, purified by the waters, blent with milk.



prá soma yāhī́ndrasya kukṣā́ nṛ́bʰiryemānó ádribʰiḥ sutáḥ || 18||



18. prap somaNmsv«√su yāhivp·Ao2s«√yā indraNmsg«√ind kukṣinmsl  
     nṛnmpi yemānata·Imsn«√yam adrinmpi«√dṛ sutajmsn«√su 



18. Pressed out with stones, directed by the men, go forth, O Soma, into Indra's throat.



ásarji vājī́ tiráḥ pavítramíndrāya sómaḥ sahásradʰāraḥ || 19||



19. asarjivp·U·3s«√sṛj vājinnmsn«√vāj tirasa«√tṝ pavitrannsa«√pū  
     indraNmsd«√ind somanmsn«√su (sahasrau-dʰāranms«√dʰṛ)jmsn 



19. The mighty Soma with a thousand streams is poured to Indra through the cleansing sieve.



añjántyenaṃ mádʰvo rásenéndrāya vṛ́ṣṇa índuṃ mádāya || 20||



20. añjantivp·A·3p«√añj enar3msa madʰunnsg«√madʰ rasanmsi«√ras  
     indraNmsd«√ind vṛṣannmsd«√vṛṣ indunmsa«√ind madanmsd«√mad 



20. Indu they balm with pleasant milky juice for Indra, for the Steer, for his delight.



devébʰyastvā vṛ́tʰā pā́jase'pó vásānaṃ háriṃ mṛjanti || 21||



21. devanmpd«√div tvamr2msa vṛtʰāa«√vṛ2 pājasnnsd«√pāj  
     apnfpa vasānata·Amsa«√vas harijmsa«√hṛ mṛjantivp·A·3p«√mṛj 



21. Lightly, for sheen, they cleanse thee for the Gods, gold-coloured, wearing water as thy robe.



índuríndrāya tośate ní tośate śrīṇánnugró riṇánnapáḥ || 22||



22. indunmsn«√ind indraNmsd«√ind tośateva·A·3s«√tuś nip tośateva·A·3s«√tuś  
     śrīṇanttp·Amsn«√śrī ugrajmsn«√vaj riṇanttp·Amsn«√rī apnfpa 



22. Indu to Indra streams, yea, downward streams, Strong, flowing to the floods, and mingling -there.






Sūkta 9.110 

páryū ṣú prá dʰanva vā́jasātaye pári vṛtrā́ṇi sakṣáṇiḥ |
dviṣástarádʰyā ṛṇayā́ na īyase || 1||



1.  parip uc sup prap dʰanvavp·Ao2s«√dʰanv (vājanms«√vāj-sātinfs«√san)nfsd  
    parip vṛtrannpa«√vṛ sakṣaṇijmsn«√sah |
    dviṣnfpa«√dviṣ taradʰyaiv···D··«√tṝ (ṛṇanns«√ṛṇ-yājms«√yā)jmsn vayamr1mpa īyasevp·A·2s«√i 



1. O'ERPOWERING Vrtras, forward run to win great strength:
   Thou speedest to subdue like one exacting debts.



ánu hí tvā sutáṃ soma mádāmasi mahé samaryarā́jye |
vā́jām̐ abʰí pavamāna prá gāhase || 2||



2.  anup hic tvamr2msa sutajmsa«√su somanmsv«√su  
    madāmasivp·A·1p«√mad mahajnsl«√mah (samaryanns«sam~√rī-rājyanns«√rāj)nnsl |
    vājanmpa«√vāj abʰip pavamānanmsv«√pū prap gāhaseva·A·2s«√gāh 



2. In thee, effused, O Soma, we rejoice ourselves for great supremacy in fight.
   Thou, Pavamana, enterest into mighty deeds,



ájījano hí pavamāna sū́ryaṃ vidʰā́re śákmanā páyaḥ |
gójīrayā ráṃhamāṇaḥ púraṃdʰyā || 3||



3.  ajījanasvp·U·2s«√jan hic pavamānanmsv«√pū sūryanmsa«√sūr  
    vidʰāranmsl«vi~√dʰṛ śakmannmsi«√śak payasnnsa«√pī |
    (gonfs-jīrājms«√jinv)jfsi raṃhamāṇata·Amsn«√raṃh (purnfsa«√pṝ-dʰijms«√dʰā)jfsi 



3. O Pavamana, thou didst generate the Sun, and spread the moisture out with power,
   Hasting to us with plenty vivified with milk.



ájījano amṛta mártyeṣvā́m̐ ṛtásya dʰármannamṛ́tasya cā́ruṇaḥ |
sádāsaro vā́jamácʰā sániṣyadat || 4||



4.  ajījanasvp·U·2s«√jan amṛtanmsv«a~√mṛ martyanmpl«√mṛ āp  
    ṛtannsg«√ṛ dʰarmannnsl«√dʰṛ amṛtannsg«a~√mṛ cārujnsg«√can |
    sadāa asarasvp·Aa2s«√sṛ vājanmsa«√vāj acʰāp saniṣyadanttp·Amsn«√syand 



4. Thou didst produce him, Deathless God mid mortal men for maintenance of Law and lovely Amrta:
   Thou evermore hast moved making strength flow to us.



abʰyàbʰi hí śrávasā tatárditʰótsaṃ ná káṃ cijjanapā́namákṣitam |
śáryābʰirná bʰáramāṇo gábʰastyoḥ || 5||



5.  (abʰip-abʰip)a hic śravasnnsi«√śru  
    tatarditʰavp·I·2s«√tṛd utsanmsa«√ud nac kannsa cidc (jananms«√jan-pānanns«√pā)jnsa akṣitajnsa«a~√kṣi3 |
    śaryānfpi«√śrī nac bʰaramāṇata·Amsn«√bʰṛ gabʰastinmdl 



5. All round about hast thou with glory pierced for us as 'twere a never-failing well for men to drink,
   Borne on thy way in fragments from the presser's arms.



ā́dīṃ ké citpáśyamānāsa ā́pyaṃ vasurúco divyā́ abʰyànūṣata |
vā́raṃ ná deváḥ savitā́ vyūrṇute || 6||



6.  ātc īmc kasr3mpn cidc paśyamānata·Ampn«√paś āpyannsa«√āp  
    (vasunns«√vas-rucjfs«√ruc)jmpn divyajmpn«√div abʰip anūṣatavp·U·3p«√nū |
    vāranmsa«√vṛ2 nac devanmsn«√div savitṛNmsn«√sū vip ūrṇuteva·A·3s«√vṛ 



6. Then, beautifully radiant, certain Heavenly Ones, have sung to him their kinship as they looked thereon,
   And Savitar the God opens as 'twere a stall.



tvé soma pratʰamā́ vṛktábarhiṣo mahé vā́jāya śrávase dʰíyaṃ dadʰuḥ |
sá tváṃ no vīra vīryā̀ya codaya || 7||



7.  tvamr2msl somanmsv«√su pratʰamajmpn (vṛktajns«√vṛj-barhisnns«√barh)jmpn  
    mahjmsd«√mah vājanmsd«√vāj śravasnnsd«√śru dʰīnfsa«√dʰī dadʰurvp·I·3p«√dʰā |
    sasr3msn tvamr2msn vayamr1mpa vīranmsv«√vīr vīryannsd«√vīr codayavp·Ao2s«√cud 



7. Soma, the men of old whose grass was trimmed addressed the hymn to thee for mighty strength and for renown:
   So, Hero, urge us onward to heroic power.



diváḥ pīyū́ṣaṃ pūrvyáṃ yáduktʰyàṃ mahó gāhā́ddivá ā́ níradʰukṣata |
índramabʰí jā́yamānaṃ sámasvaran || 8||



8.  dyunmsg pīyūṣanmsa«√pyai pūrvyajmsa«√pṝ yadc uktʰyajmsa«√vac  
    mahjmsb«√mah gāhanmsb«√gāh dyunmsg āp nirp adʰukṣatava·U·3p«√duh |
    indraNmsa«√ind abʰip jāyamānatp·Amsa«√jan samp asvaranvp·U·3p«√svṛ 



8. They have drained forth from out the great depth of the sky the old primeval milk of heaven that claims the laud:
   They lifted up their voice to Indra at his birth.



ádʰa yádimé pavamāna ródasī imā́ ca víśvā bʰúvanābʰí majmánā |
yūtʰé ná niṣṭʰā́ vṛṣabʰó ví tiṣṭʰase || 9||



9.  adʰaa yadc ayamr3nda pavamānanmsv«√pū rodasnnda  
    ayamr3npa cac viśvajnpa«√viś bʰuvanannpa«√bʰū abʰip majmannmsi«√mah |
    yūtʰannsl«√yu nac niṣṭʰājmsn«ni~√stʰā (vṛṣannms«√vṛṣ-bʰajms«√bʰā)jmsn vip tiṣṭʰasevp·A·2s«√stʰā 



9. As long as thou, O Pavamana, art above this earth and heaven and all existence in thy might,
   Thou standest like a Bull the chief amid the herd.



sómaḥ punānó avyáye vā́re śíśurná krī́ḷanpávamāno akṣāḥ |
sahásradʰāraḥ śatávāja índuḥ || 10||



10. somanmsn«√su punānajmsn«√pū avyayajmsl vāranmsl«√vṛ2  
     śiśunmsn«√śū nac krīḷanttp·Amsn«√krīḷ pavamānajmsn«√pū akṣārvp·U·3s«√kṣar |
     (sahasrau-dʰāranms«√dʰṛ)jmsn (śatau-vājanms«√vāj)jmsn indunmsn«√ind 



10. In the sheep's wool hath Soma Pavamana flowed, while they cleanse him, like a playful infant,
   Indu with hundred powers and hundred currents.



eṣá punānó mádʰumām̐ ṛtā́véndrāyénduḥ pavate svādúrūrmíḥ |
vājasánirvarivovídvayodʰā́ḥ || 11||



11. eṣasr3msn punānajmsn«√pū madʰumantjmsn«√madʰ ṛtāvanjmsn«√ṛ  
     indraNmsd«√ind indunmsn«√ind pavateva·A·3s«√pū svādujmsn«√svad ūrminmsn«√ṛ |
     (vājanms«√vāj-saninms«√san)jmsn (varivasnns«√vṛ-vidjms«√vid)jmsn (vayasnns«√vī-dʰājms«√dʰā)jmsn 



11. Holy and sweet, while purified, this Indu flows on, a wave of pleasant taste, to Indra,-
   Strength-winner, Treasure-finder, Life. bestower.



sá pavasva sáhamānaḥ pṛtanyū́nsédʰanrákṣāṃsyápa durgáhāṇi |
svāyudʰáḥ sāsahvā́nsoma śátrūn || 12||



12. tasr3msn pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū sahamānata·Amsn«√sah (pṛtannms«√pṛc-yujms«√yu)jmpa  
     sedʰanttp·Amsn«√sidʰ rakṣasnnpa«√rakṣ apap durgahajnpa«dus~√gah |
     svāyudʰajmsn«su-ā~√yudʰ sāsahvaṃstp·Imsn«√sah somanmsv«√su śatrunmpa«√śad 



12. So flow thou on, subduing our assailants, chasing the demons hard to be encountered,
   Well-armed and conquering our foes, O Soma.






Sūkta 9.111 

ayā́ rucā́ háriṇyā punānó víśvā dvéṣāṃsi tarati svayúgvabʰiḥ sū́ro ná svayúgvabʰiḥ |
dʰā́rā sutásya rocate punānó aruṣó háriḥ |
víśvā yádrūpā́ pariyā́tyṛ́kvabʰiḥ saptā́syebʰirṛ́kvabʰiḥ || 1||



1.  ar3nsi rucnfsi«√ruc hariṇījfsi«√hṛ punānajmsn«√pū  
    viśvajnpa«√viś dveṣasnnpa«√dviṣ tarativp·A·3s«√tṝ  
    (svajms-yugvanjms«√yuj)jmpi sūranmsn«√sūr nac (svajms-yugvanjms«√yuj)jmpi |
    dʰārānfsi«√dʰṛ sutajmsg«√su rocateva·A·3s«√ruc  
    punānajmsn«√pū aruṣajmsn«√ruṣ harijmsn«√hṛ |
    viśvajnpa«√viś yadc rūpannpa«√rūp pariyātivp·A·3s«pari~√yā  
    ṛkvanjmpi«√ṛc (saptau-āsyanns)jmpi ṛkvanjmpi«√ṛc 



1. WITH this his golden splendour purifying him, he with his own allies subdues all enemies, as Sara with his own allies.
   Cleansing himself with stream of juice he shines forth yellow-hued and red, when with the praisers he encompasses all forms,
   with praisers having seven mouths.



tváṃ tyátpaṇīnā́ṃ vido vásu sáṃ mātṛ́bʰirmarjayasi svá ā́ dáma ṛtásya dʰītíbʰirdáme |
parāváto ná sā́ma tádyátrā ráṇanti dʰītáyaḥ |
tridʰā́tubʰiráruṣībʰirváyo dadʰe rócamāno váyo dadʰe || 2||



2.  tvamr2msn tyadr3nsa paṇinmpg«√paṇ vidasvp·AE2s«√vid vasunnsa«√vas  
    samp mātṛnfpi«√mā marjayasivp·A·2s«√mṛj  
    svanmsl āp damanmsl«√dam ṛtannsg«√ṛ dʰītinfpi«√dʰī damanmsl«√dam |
    parāvatnfsb«√pṛ nac sāmannnsn«√sā tadr3nsn  
    yadr3nsl raṇantivp·A·3p«√raṇ dʰītinfpn«√dʰī |
    (triu-dʰātunns«√dʰā)jfpi aruṣījfpi«√ruṣ  
    vayasnnsa«√vī dadʰeva·I·3s«√dʰā rocamānajmsn«√ruc vayasnnsa«√vī dadʰeva·I·3s«√dʰā 



2. That treasure of the Panis thou discoveredst; thou with thy mothers deckest thee in thine abode, with songs of worship in thine home.
   As 'twere from far, the hymn is heard, where holy songs resound in joy. He with the ruddy-hued, threefold hath won life-power,
   he, glittering, hath won life-power.



pū́rvāmánu pradíśaṃ yāti cékitatsáṃ raśmíbʰiryatate darśató rátʰo daívyo darśató rátʰaḥ |
ágmannuktʰā́ni paúṃsyéndraṃ jaítrāya harṣayan |
vájraśca yádbʰávatʰo ánapacyutā samátsvánapacyutā || 3||



3.  pūrvājfsa«√pur anup pradiśnfsa«pra~√diś yātivp·A·3s«√yā  
    cekitattp·Amsn«√cit samp raśminmpi«√raś yatateva·A·3s«√yat  
    darśatajmsn«√dṛś ratʰanmsn«√ṛ daivyajmsn«√div darśatajmsn«√dṛś ratʰanmsn«√ṛ |
    agmanvp·Aa3p«√gam uktʰannpn«√vac pauṃsyannpn  
    indraNmsa«√ind jaitrannsd«√ji harṣayanvp·AE3p«√hṛṣ |
    vajranmsn«√vaj cac yadc bʰavatʰasvp·A·2d«√bʰū anapacyutajmdn«a-apa~√cyu ​
    samadnfpl«sa~√mad anapacyutajmdn«a-



3. He moves intelligent, directed to the East. The very beauteous car rivals the beams of light, the beautiful celestial car.
   Hymns, lauding manly valour, came, inciting Indra to success, that ye may be unconquered,
   both thy bolt and thou, both be unconquered in the war.






Sūkta 9.112 

nānānáṃ vā́ u no dʰíyo ví vratā́ni jánānām |
tákṣā riṣṭáṃ rutáṃ bʰiṣágbrahmā́ sunvántamicʰatī́ndrāyendo pári srava || 1||



1.  nānānamac uc vayamr1mpg dʰīnfpn«√dʰī  
    vip vratannpn«√vṛ2 jananmpg«√jan |
    takṣannmsn«√takṣ riṣṭajmsa«√riś rutajmsa«√ru bʰiṣajnmsn«abʰi~√sajj  
    brahmannmsn«√bṛh sunvanttp·Amsa«√su icʰativp·A·3s«√iṣ2  
    indraNmsd«√ind indunmsv«√ind parip sravavp·Ao2s«√sru 



1. WE all have various thoughts and plans, and diverse are the ways of men.
   The Brahman seeks the worshipper, wright seeks the cracked, and leech the maimed. Flow, Indu, flow for Indra's sake.



járatībʰiróṣadʰībʰiḥ parṇébʰiḥ śakunā́nām |
kārmāró áśmabʰirdyúbʰirhíraṇyavantamicʰatī́ndrāyendo pári srava || 2||



2.  jaratījfpi«√jṝ (oṣanms«√uṣ-dʰijfs«√dʰā)nfpi  
    parṇanmpi«√pṛ śakunanmpg«√śak |
    kārmāranmsn«√kṛ aśmannmpi dyunmpi  
    hiraṇyavantjmsa«√hṛ icʰativp·A·3s«√iṣ2  
    indraNmsd«√ind indunmsv«√ind parip sravavp·Ao2s«√sru 



2. The smith with ripe and seasoned plants, with feathers of the birds of air,
   With stones, and with enkindled flames, seeks him who hath a store of gold. Flow, Indu, flow for Indra's sake.



kārúraháṃ tató bʰiṣágupalaprakṣíṇī nanā́ |
nā́nādʰiyo vasūyávó'nu gā́ iva tastʰiméndrāyendo pári srava || 3||



3.  kārunmsn«√kṛ2 ahamr1msn tatanmsn bʰiṣajnmsn«√sajj  
    (upalanms-prakṣiṇinīnfs«pra~√kṣi3)nfsn nanānfsn |
    (nānājfs-dʰīnfs«√dʰī)jmpn (vasunns«√vas-yujms«√yu)jmpn  
    anup gonfpa ivac tastʰimavp·I·1p«√stʰā  
    indraNmsd«√ind indunmsv«√ind parip sravavp·Ao2s«√sru 



3. A bard am I, my dad's a leech, mammy lays corn upon the stones.
   Striving for wealth, with varied plans, we follow our desires like kine. Flow, Indu, flow for Indra's sake.



áśvo vóḷhā sukʰáṃ rátʰaṃ hasanā́mupamantríṇaḥ |
śépo rómaṇvantau bʰedaú vā́rínmaṇḍū́ka icʰatī́ndrāyendo pári srava || 4||



4.  aśvanmsn«√aś voḷhṛnmsn«√vah sukʰajmsa ratʰanmsa«√ṛ  
    hasanānfsa«√has upamantrinnmpn«upa~√man |
    śepasnnsn«√śvi romaṇvantjmda«√ruh bʰedanmda«√bʰid  
    vārnnsa«√vṛ idc maṇḍūkanmsn icʰativp·A·3s«√iṣ2  
    indraNmsd«√ind indunmsv«√ind parip sravavp·Ao2s«√sru 



4. The horse would draw an easy car, gay hosts attract the laugh and jest.
   The male desires his mate's approach, the frog is eager for the flood, Flow, Indu, flow for Indra's sake.






Sūkta 9.113 

śaryaṇā́vati sómamíndraḥ pibatu vṛtrahā́ |
bálaṃ dádʰāna ātmáni kariṣyánvīryàṃ mahádíndrāyendo pári srava || 1||



1.  śaryaṇāvatnmsl«√śrī somanmsa«√su  
    indraNmsn«√ind pibatuvp·Ao3s«√pā (vṛtraNns«√vṛ-hanjms«√han)nmsn |
    balannsa dadʰānata·Imsn«√dʰā ātmannmsl«√an  
    kariṣyanttp·Bmsn«√kṛ vīryannsa«√vīr mahatnnsa«√mah  
    indraNmsd«√ind indunmsv«√ind parip sravavp·Ao2s«√sru 



1. LET Vrtra-slaying Indra drink Soma by Saryanavan's side,
   Storing up vigour in his heart, prepared to do heroic deeds. Flow, Indu, flow for Indra's sake.



ā́ pavasva diśāṃ pata ārjīkā́tsoma mīḍʰvaḥ |
ṛtavākéna satyéna śraddʰáyā tápasā sutá índrāyendo pári srava || 2||



2.  āp pavasvava·Ao2s«√pū diśnfpg«√diś patinmsv«√pā2  
    ārjīkanmsb«√ṛj somanmsv«√su mīḷhvaṃstp·Imsv«√mih |
    (ṛtanns«√ṛ-vākanms«√vac)nmsi satyajmsi«√as  
    (śratnfs-dʰājfs«√dʰā)nfsi tapasnnsi«√tap sutajmsn«√su  
    indraNmsd«√ind indunmsv«√ind parip sravavp·Ao2s«√sru 



2. Lord of the Quarters, flow thou on, boon Soma, from Arjika land,
   Effused with ardour and with faith, and the true hymn of sacrifice. Flow, Indu, flow for Indra's sake.



parjányavṛddʰaṃ mahiṣáṃ táṃ sū́ryasya duhitā́bʰarat |
táṃ gandʰarvā́ḥ prátyagṛbʰṇantáṃ sóme rásamā́dadʰuríndrāyendo pári srava || 3||



3.  (parjanyanms«√pṛc-vṛddʰajms«√vṛdʰ)jmsa mahiṣanmsa«√mah  
    sasr3msa sūryanmsg«√sūr duhitṛnfsn«√duh āp abʰaratvp·Aa3s«√bʰṛ |
    sasr3msa gandʰarvanmpn pratip agṛbʰṇanvp·Aa3p«√grah  
    sasr3msa somanmsl«√su rasanmsa«√ras āp adadʰurvp·Aa3p«√dʰā  
    indraNmsd«√ind indunmsv«√ind parip sravavp·Ao2s«√sru 



3. Hither hath Surya's Daughter brought the wild Steer whom Parjanya nursed.
   Gandharvas have seized bold of him, and in the Soma laid the juice. Flow, Indu, flow for Indra's sake.



ṛtáṃ vádannṛtadyumna satyáṃ vádansatyakarman |
śraddʰā́ṃ vádansoma rājandʰātrā́ soma páriṣkṛta índrāyendo pári srava || 4||



4.  ṛtannsa«√ṛ vadanttp·Amsn«√vad (ṛtanns«√ṛ-dyumnanns)jmsv  
    satyannsa«√as vadanttp·Amsn«√vad (satyajns«√as-karmannns«√kṛ)jmsv |
    (śratnfs«√śrat-dʰājfs«√dʰā)nfsa vadanttp·Amsn«√vad somanmsv«√su rājannmsv«√rāj  
    dʰātṛnmsi«√dʰā somanmsv«√su pariṣkṛtajmsn«pari~√kṛ  
    indraNmsd«√ind indunmsv«√ind parip sravavp·Ao2s«√sru 



4. Splendid by Law! declaring Law, truth-speaking, truthful in thy works,
   Enouncing faith, King Soma! thou, O Soma, whom thy maker decks. Flow, Indu, flow for Indra's sake.



satyámugrasya bṛhatáḥ sáṃ sravanti saṃsravā́ḥ |
sáṃ yanti rasíno rásāḥ punānó bráhmaṇā hara índrāyendo pári srava || 5||



5.  (satyaa«√as-ugrajms«√vaj)jmsg bṛhanttp·Amsg«√bṛh  
    samp sravantivp·A·3p«√sru saṃsravanmpn«sam~√sru |
    samp yantivp·A·3p«√i rasinjmsg«√ras rasanmpn«√ras  
    punānajmsn«√pū brahmannnsi«√bṛh harijmsv«√hṛ  
    indraNmsd«√ind indunmsv«√ind parip sravavp·Ao2s«√sru 



5. Together flow the meeting streams of him the Great and truly Strong.
   The juices of the juicy meet. Made pure by prayer, O Golden-hued, flow, Indu, flow for Indra's sake.



yátra brahmā́ pavamāna cʰandasyā̀ṃ vācaṃ vádan |
grā́vṇā sóme mahīyáte sómenānandáṃ janáyanníndrāyendo pári srava || 6||



6.  yadr3nsl brahmannmsn«√bṛh pavamānanmsv«√pū  
    cʰandasyājfsa«√cʰad vācnfsa«√vac vadanttp·Amsn«√vad |
    grāvannmsi«√gṝ somanmsl«√su mahīyattp·Amsd«√mah  
    somanmsi«√su ānandanmsa«ā~√nand janayanttp·Amsn«√jan  
    indraNmsd«√ind indunmsv«√ind parip sravavp·Ao2s«√sru 



6. O Pavamana, where the priest, as he recites the rhythmic prayer,
   Lords it o'er Soma with the stone, with Soma bringing forth delight, flow, Indu, flow for Indra's sake.



yátra jyótirájasraṃ yásmim̐ loké svarhitám |
tásminmā́ṃ dʰehi pavamānāmṛ́te loké ákṣita índrāyendo pári srava || 7||



7.  yadr3nsl jyotisnnsn«√jyot ajasrajnsn«a~√jas  
    yasr3msl lokanmsl«√lok svarnnsn hitajnsn«√dʰā |
    sasr3msl ahamr1msa dʰehivp·Ao2s«√dʰā pavamānanmsv«√pū  
    amṛtajmsl«a~√mṛ lokanmsl«√lok akṣitajmsl«a~√kṣi3  
    indraNmsd«√ind indunmsv«√ind parip sravavp·Ao2s«√sru 



7. O Pavamana, place me in that deathless, undecaying world
   Wherein the light of heaven is set, and everlasting lustre shines. Flow, Indu, flow for Indra's sake.



yátra rā́jā vaivasvató yátrāvaródʰanaṃ diváḥ |
yátrāmū́ryahvátīrā́pastátra mā́mamṛ́taṃ kṛdʰī́ndrāyendo pári srava || 8||



8.  yadr3nsl rājannmsn«√rāj vaivasvatajmsn«√vas  
    yadr3nsl avarodʰanannsa«ava~√rudʰ dyunmsg |
    yadr3nsl ayamr3fpn yahvatījfpn«√yah apnfpn  
    tadr3nsl ahamr1msa amṛtajmsa«a~√mṛ kṛdʰivp·Ao2s«√kṛ  
    indraNmsd«√ind indunmsv«√ind parip sravavp·Ao2s«√sru 



8. Make me immortal in that realm where dwells the King, Vivasvan's Son,
   Where is the secret shrine of heaven, where are those waters young and fresh. Flow, Indu, flow for Indra's sake.



yátrānukāmáṃ cáraṇaṃ trināké tridivé diváḥ |
lokā́ yátra jyótiṣmantastátra mā́mamṛ́taṃ kṛdʰī́ndrāyendo pári srava || 9||



9.  yadr3nsl anukāmama«anu~√kam caraṇannsn«√car  
    (triu-nākanms«√nam)nnsl (triu-divannsg)nnsl dyunmsg |
    lokanmpn«√lok yadr3nsl jyotiṣmantjmpn«√jyot  
    tadr3nsl ahamr1msa amṛtajmsa«a~√mṛ kṛdʰivp·Ao2s«√kṛ  
    indraNmsd«√ind indunmsv«√ind parip sravavp·Ao2s«√sru 



9. Make me immortal in that realm where they move even as they list,
   In the third sphere of inmost heaven where lucid worlds are full of light. Flow, Indu, flow for Indra's sake.



yátra kā́mā nikāmā́śca yátra bradʰnásya viṣṭápam |
svadʰā́ ca yátra tṛ́ptiśca tátra mā́mamṛ́taṃ kṛdʰī́ndrāyendo pári srava || 10||



10. yadr3nsl kāmanmpn«√kam nikāmanmpn«ni~√kam cac  
     yadr3nsl bradʰnajmsg viṣṭapnfsa«vi~√stambʰ |
     (svajms-dʰājfs«√dʰā)nfsi cac yadr3nsl tṛptinfsn«√tṛp cac  
     tadr3nsl ahamr1msa amṛtajmsa«a~√mṛ kṛdʰivp·Ao2s«√kṛ  
     indraNmsd«√ind indunmsv«√ind parip sravavp·Ao2s«√sru 



10. Make me immortal in that realm of eager wish and strong desire,
   The region of the radiant Moon, where food and full delight are found. Flow, Indu, flow for Indra's sake:



yátrānandā́śca módāśca múdaḥ pramúda ā́sate |
kā́masya yátrāptā́ḥ kā́māstátra mā́mamṛ́taṃ kṛdʰī́ndrāyendo pári srava || 11||



11. yadr3nsl ānandanmpn«ā~√nand cac modanmpn«√mud cac  
     mudnfpn«√mud pramudnfpn«pra~√mud āsateva·A·3p«√ās |
     kāmanmsg«√kam yadr3nsl āptajmpn«√āp kāmanmpn«√kam  
     tadr3nsl ahamr1msa amṛtajmsa«a~√mṛ kṛdʰivp·Ao2s«√kṛ  
     indraNmsd«√ind indunmsv«√ind parip sravavp·Ao2s«√sru 



11. Make me immortal in that realm where happiness and transports, where
   Joys and felicities combine, and longing wishes are fulfilled. Flow, Indu, flow for Indra's sake.






Sūkta 9.114 

yá índoḥ pávamānasyā́nu dʰā́mānyákramīt |
támāhuḥ suprajā́ íti yáste somā́vidʰanmána índrāyendo pári srava || 1||



1.  yasr3msn indunmsg«√ind pavamānajmsg«√pū  
    anup dʰāmannnpa«√dʰā akramītvp·U·3s«√kram |
    sasr3msa āhurvp·I·3p«√ah suprajasjmsn«su-pra~√jan itia  
    yasr3msn tvamr2msd somanmsv«√su avidʰatvp·Aa3s«√vidʰ manasnnsa«√man  
    indraNmsd«√ind indunmsv«√ind parip sravavp·Ao2s«√sru 



1. THE man who walketh as the Laws of Indu Pavamana bid,-
   Men call him rich in children, him, O Soma, who hath met thy thought. Flow, Indu, flow for Indra's sake.



ṛ́ṣe mantrakṛ́tāṃ stómaiḥ káśyapodvardʰáyangíraḥ |
sómaṃ namasya rā́jānaṃ yó jajñé vīrúdʰāṃ pátiríndrāyendo pári srava || 2||



2.  ṛṣinmsv«√ṛṣ (mantranms«√man-kṛtjms«√kṛ)nmpg stomanmpi«√stu  
    kaśyapajmsn«√kaś udvardʰayantp·Amsn«ud~√vṛdʰ girnfpa«√gṝ |
    somanmsa«√su namasyavp·Ao2s«√nam rājannmsa«√rāj  
    yasr3msn jajñeva·I·3s«√jan vīrudʰnfpg«vi~√rudʰ patinmsn«√pā2  
    indraNmsd«√ind indunmsv«√ind parip sravavp·Ao2s«√sru 



2. Kasyapa, Rsi, lifting up thy voice with hymn-composers' lauds,
   Pay reverence to King Soma born the Sovereign Ruler of the plants. Flow, Indu, flow for Indra's sake.



saptá díśo nā́nāsūryāḥ saptá hótāra ṛtvíjaḥ |
devā́ ādityā́ yé saptá tébʰiḥ somābʰí rakṣa na índrāyendo pári srava || 3||



3.  saptau diśnfpn«√diś (nānāa-sūryanms«√sūr)nmpn  
    saptau hotṛnmpn«√hu (ṛtunms«√ṛ-ijjms«√yaj)jmpn |
    devanmpn«√div ādityajmpn«a~√dā yasr3mpn saptau  
    sasr3mpi somanmsv«√su abʰip rakṣavp·Ao2s«√rakṣ vayamr1mpa  
    indraNmsd«√ind indunmsv«√ind parip sravavp·Ao2s«√sru 



3. Seven regions have their several Suns; the ministering priests are seven;
   Seven are the Aditya Deities,-with these, O Soma, guard thou us. Flow, Indu, flow for Indra's sake.



yátte rājañcʰṛtáṃ havísténa somābʰí rakṣa naḥ |
arātīvā́ mā́ nastārīnmó ca naḥ kíṃ canā́mamadíndrāyendo pári srava || 4||



4.  yadr3nsn tvamr2msd rājannmsv«√rāj śṛtajnsn«√śrā havisnnsn«√hu  
    tadr3nsi somanmsv«√su abʰip rakṣavp·Ao2s«√rakṣ vayamr1mpa |
    arātīvanjmsn«a~√rāc vayamr1mpa tārītvp·UE3s«√tṝc uc cac vayamr1mpa kimr3nsn canac āmamatvp·U·3s«√am  
    indraNmsd«√ind indunmsv«√ind parip sravavp·Ao2s«√sru 



4. Guard us with this oblation which, King Soma, hath been dressed for thee.
   Let not malignity conquer us, let nothing evil do us harm. Flow, Indu, flow for Indra's sake.