ऋग्वेद १०.३८.५
Ṛgveda 10.38.5
sva̱vṛja̱ṃ hi tvāma̱hami̍ndra śu̱śravā̍nānu̱daṃ vṛ̍ṣabha radhra̱coda̍nam |pra mu̍ñcasva̱ pari̱ kutsā̍di̱hā ga̍hi̱ kimu̱ tvāvā̍nmu̱ṣkayo̍rba̱ddha ā̍sate ||
Transliteration IAST
sva̱vṛja̱ṃ hi tvāma̱hami̍ndra śu̱śravā̍nānu̱daṃ vṛ̍ṣabha radhra̱coda̍nam | pra mu̍ñcasva̱ pari̱ kutsā̍di̱hā ga̍hi̱ kimu̱ tvāvā̍nmu̱ṣkayo̍rba̱ddha ā̍sate ||
Padapāṭha word by word, as recited
स्व-वृजम् | हि | त्वाम् | अहम् | इन्द्र | शुश्रव | अननु-दम् | वृषभ | रध्र-चोदनम् | प्र | मुञ्चस्व | परि | कुत्सात् | इह | आ | गहि | किम् | ॐ इति | त्वावान् | मुष्कयोः | बद्धः | आसते
sva-vṛjam | hi | tvām | aham | indra | śuśrava | ananu-dam | vṛṣabha | radhra-codanam | pra | muñcasva | pari | kutsāt | iha | ā | gahi | kim | oṃ iti | tvāvān | muṣkayoḥ | baddhaḥ | āsate
Translations signed
For, Indra, I have heard thee called Self. capturer, One, Steer! who never yields, who urges even the churl. Release thyself from Kutsa and come hither. How shall one like thee sit still bound that he may not move?
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- English For, Indra, I have heard thee called Self. capturer, One, Steer! who never yields, who urges even the churl. Release thyself from Kutsa and come hither. How shall one like thee sit still bound that he may not move? Ralph T.H. Griffith
Apparatus
- Address
rv.10.38.5- Agreement
- Two independent digital editions agree on this reading.
- text.deva
- ऋग्वेदः, संहिता, सस्वरपाठः. Digital edition: Sanskrit Wikisource contributors. CC BY-SA 4.0
- text.iast
- ऋग्वेदः, संहिता, सस्वरपाठः. Digital edition: Sanskrit Wikisource contributors. CC BY-SA 4.0
- text.pada_deva
- ऋग्वेद-पदपाठः. Digital edition: Sanskrit Wikisource contributors. CC BY-SA 4.0
- text.pada_iast
- ऋग्वेद-पदपाठः. Digital edition: Sanskrit Wikisource contributors. CC BY-SA 4.0
- meta
- ऋग्वेदः सूक्तानि, per-sukta headers. Digital edition: Sanskrit Wikisource contributors. CC BY-SA 4.0