Ṛgveda Saṃhitā 8.47
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- Ṛgveda 8.47.1, English GREAT help ye give the worshipper, Varuna, Mitra, Mighty Ones! No sorrow ever reaches him whom ye, Adityas, keep from harm. Yours are incomparable aids, and good the succour they afford. Ralph T.H. Griffith
- Ṛgveda 8.47.2, English O Gods, Adityas, well ye know the way to keep all woes afar. As the birds spread their sheltering wings, spread your protection over us. Ralph T.H. Griffith
- Ṛgveda 8.47.3, English As the birds spread their sheltering wings let your protection cover us. We mean all shelter and defense, ye who have all things for your own. Ralph T.H. Griffith
- Ṛgveda 8.47.4, English To whomsoever they, Most Wise, have given a home and means of life, O'er the whole riches of this man they, the Adityas, have control. Ralph T.H. Griffith
- Ṛgveda 8.47.5, English As drivers of the car avoid ill roads, let sorrows pass us by. May we be under Indra's guard, in the Adityas' favouring grace. Ralph T.H. Griffith
- Ṛgveda 8.47.6, English For verily men sink and faint through loss of wealth which ye have given. Much hath he gained from you, O Gods, whom ye, Adityas, have approached. Ralph T.H. Griffith
- Ṛgveda 8.47.7, English On him shall no fierce anger fall, no sore distress shall visit him, To whom, Adityas, ye have lent your shelter that extendeth far. Ralph T.H. Griffith
- Ṛgveda 8.47.8, English Resting in you, O Gods, we are like men who fight in coats of mail. Ye guard us from each great offence, ye guard us from each lighter fault. Ralph T.H. Griffith
- Ṛgveda 8.47.9, English May Aditi defend us, may Aditi guard and shelter us, Mother of wealthy Mitra and of Aryaman and Varuna. Ralph T.H. Griffith
- Ṛgveda 8.47.10, English The shelter, Gods, that is secure, auspicious, free from malady, A sure protection, triply strong, even that do ye extend to us. Ralph T.H. Griffith
- Ṛgveda 8.47.11, English Look down on us, Adityas, as a guide exploring from the bank. Lead us to pleasant ways as men lead horses to an easy ford. Ralph T.H. Griffith
- Ṛgveda 8.47.12, English Ill be it for the demons' friend to find us or come near to us. But for the milch-cow be it well, and for the man who strives for fame. Ralph T.H. Griffith
- Ṛgveda 8.47.13, English Each evil deed made manifest, and that which is concealed, O Gods, The whole thereof remove from us to Trita Aptya far away. Ralph T.H. Griffith
- Ṛgveda 8.47.14, English Daughter of Heaven, the dream that bodes evil to us or to our kine, Remove, O Lady of the Light, to Trita Aptya far away. Ralph T.H. Griffith
- Ṛgveda 8.47.15, English Even if, O Child of Heaven, it make a garland or a chain of gold, The whole bad dream, whate'er it be, to Trita Aptya we consign. Ralph T.H. Griffith
- Ṛgveda 8.47.16, English To him whose food and work is this, who comes to take his share therein, To Trita, and to Dvita, Dawn! bear thou the evil dream away. Ralph T.H. Griffith
- Ṛgveda 8.47.17, English As we collect the utmost debt, even the eighth and sixteenth part, So unto Aptya we transfer together all the evil dream. Ralph T.H. Griffith
- Ṛgveda 8.47.18, English Now have we conquered and obtained, and from our trespasses are free. Shine thou away the evil dream, O Dawn, whereof we are afraid. Yours are incomparable aids, and good the succour they afford. Ralph T.H. Griffith
- 8.47.1महि॑ वो मह॒तामवो॒ वरु॑ण॒ मित्र॑ दा॒शुषे॑ । यमा॑दित्या अ॒भि द्रु॒हो रक्ष॑था॒ नेम॒घं न॑शदने॒हसो॑ व ऊ॒तय॑ः सुऊ॒तयो॑ व ऊ॒तय॑ः ॥
- 8.47.2वि॒दा दे॑वा अ॒घाना॒मादि॑त्यासो अ॒पाकृ॑तिम् । प॒क्षा वयो॒ यथो॒परि॒ व्य१॒॑स्मे शर्म॑ यच्छताने॒हसो॑ व ऊ॒तय॑ः सुऊ॒तयो॑ व ऊ॒तय॑ः ॥
- 8.47.3व्य१॒॑स्मे अधि॒ शर्म॒ तत्प॒क्षा वयो॒ न य॑न्तन । विश्वा॑नि विश्ववेदसो वरू॒थ्या॑ मनामहेऽने॒हसो॑ व ऊ॒तय॑ः सुऊ॒तयो॑ व ऊ॒तय॑ः ॥
- 8.47.4यस्मा॒ अरा॑सत॒ क्षयं॑ जी॒वातुं॑ च॒ प्रचे॑तसः । मनो॒र्विश्व॑स्य॒ घेदि॒म आ॑दि॒त्या रा॒य ई॑शतेऽने॒हसो॑ व ऊ॒तय॑ः सुऊ॒तयो॑ व ऊ॒तय॑ः ॥
- 8.47.5परि॑ णो वृणजन्न॒घा दु॒र्गाणि॑ र॒थ्यो॑ यथा । स्यामेदिन्द्र॑स्य॒ शर्म॑ण्यादि॒त्याना॑मु॒ताव॑स्यने॒हसो॑ व ऊ॒तय॑ः सुऊ॒तयो॑ व ऊ॒तय॑ः ॥
- 8.47.6प॒रि॒ह्वृ॒तेद॒ना जनो॑ यु॒ष्माद॑त्तस्य वायति । देवा॒ अद॑भ्रमाश वो॒ यमा॑दित्या॒ अहे॑तनाने॒हसो॑ व ऊ॒तय॑ः सुऊ॒तयो॑ व ऊ॒तय॑ः ॥
- 8.47.7न तं ति॒ग्मं च॒न त्यजो॒ न द्रा॑सद॒भि तं गु॒रु । यस्मा॑ उ॒ शर्म॑ स॒प्रथ॒ आदि॑त्यासो॒ अरा॑ध्वमने॒हसो॑ व ऊ॒तय॑ः सुऊ॒तयो॑ व ऊ॒तय॑ः ॥
- 8.47.8यु॒ष्मे दे॑वा॒ अपि॑ ष्मसि॒ युध्य॑न्त इव॒ वर्म॑सु । यू॒यं म॒हो न॒ एन॑सो यू॒यमर्भा॑दुरुष्यताने॒हसो॑ व ऊ॒तय॑ः सुऊ॒तयो॑ व ऊ॒तय॑ः ॥
- 8.47.9अदि॑तिर्न उरुष्य॒त्वदि॑ति॒ः शर्म॑ यच्छतु । मा॒ता मि॒त्रस्य॑ रे॒वतो॑ऽर्य॒म्णो वरु॑णस्य चाने॒हसो॑ व ऊ॒तय॑ः सुऊ॒तयो॑ व ऊ॒तय॑ः ॥
- 8.47.10यद्दे॑वा॒ः शर्म॑ शर॒णं यद्भ॒द्रं यद॑नातु॒रम् । त्रि॒धातु॒ यद्व॑रू॒थ्यं१॒॑ तद॒स्मासु॒ वि य॑न्तनाने॒हसो॑ व ऊ॒तय॑ः सुऊ॒तयो॑ व ऊ॒तय॑ः ॥
- 8.47.11आदि॑त्या॒ अव॒ हि ख्यताधि॒ कूला॑दिव॒ स्पश॑ः । सु॒ती॒र्थमर्व॑तो य॒थानु॑ नो नेषथा सु॒गम॑ने॒हसो॑ व ऊ॒तय॑ः सुऊ॒तयो॑ व ऊ॒तय॑ः ॥
- 8.47.12नेह भ॒द्रं र॑क्ष॒स्विने॒ नाव॒यै नोप॒या उ॒त । गवे॑ च भ॒द्रं धे॒नवे॑ वी॒राय॑ च श्रवस्य॒ते॑ऽने॒हसो॑ व ऊ॒तय॑ः सुऊ॒तयो॑ व ऊ॒तय॑ः ॥
- 8.47.13यदा॒विर्यद॑पी॒च्यं१॒॑ देवा॑सो॒ अस्ति॑ दुष्कृ॒तम् । त्रि॒ते तद्विश्व॑मा॒प्त्य आ॒रे अ॒स्मद्द॑धातनाने॒हसो॑ व ऊ॒तय॑ः सुऊ॒तयो॑ व ऊ॒तय॑ः ॥
- 8.47.14यच्च॒ गोषु॑ दु॒ष्ष्वप्न्यं॒ यच्चा॒स्मे दु॑हितर्दिवः । त्रि॒ताय॒ तद्वि॑भावर्या॒प्त्याय॒ परा॑ वहाने॒हसो॑ व ऊ॒तय॑ः सुऊ॒तयो॑ व ऊ॒तय॑ः ॥
- 8.47.15नि॒ष्कं वा॑ घा कृ॒णव॑ते॒ स्रजं॑ वा दुहितर्दिवः । त्रि॒ते दु॒ष्ष्वप्न्यं॒ सर्व॑मा॒प्त्ये परि॑ दद्मस्यने॒हसो॑ व ऊ॒तय॑ः सुऊ॒तयो॑ व ऊ॒तय॑ः ॥
- 8.47.16तद॑न्नाय॒ तद॑पसे॒ तं भा॒गमु॑पसे॒दुषे॑ । त्रि॒ताय॑ च द्वि॒ताय॒ चोषो॑ दु॒ष्ष्वप्न्यं॑ वहाने॒हसो॑ व ऊ॒तय॑ः सुऊ॒तयो॑ व ऊ॒तय॑ः ॥
- 8.47.17यथा॑ क॒लां यथा॑ श॒फं यथ॑ ऋ॒णं सं॒नया॑मसि । ए॒वा दु॒ष्ष्वप्न्यं॒ सर्व॑मा॒प्त्ये सं न॑यामस्यने॒हसो॑ व ऊ॒तय॑ः सुऊ॒तयो॑ व ऊ॒तय॑ः ॥
- 8.47.18अजै॑ष्मा॒द्यास॑नाम॒ चाभू॒माना॑गसो व॒यम् । उषो॒ यस्मा॑द्दु॒ष्ष्वप्न्या॒दभै॒ष्माप॒ तदु॑च्छत्वने॒हसो॑ व ऊ॒तय॑ः सुऊ॒तयो॑ व ऊ॒तय॑ः ॥