Library·Ṛgveda Saṃhitā·1·1.110

Ṛgveda Saṃhitā 1.110

ततम् मे अपस् तद् उ तायते पुनः स्वादिष्ठा धीतिर् उचथाय शस्यते । अयं समुद्र इह विश्वदेव्यः स्वाहाकृतस्य सम् उ तृप्णुत ऋभवः ॥

tatam me apas tad u tāyate punaḥ svādiṣṭhā dhītir ucathāya śasyate | ayaṃ samudra iha viśvadevyaḥ svāhākṛtasya sam u tṛpṇuta ṛbhavaḥ ||

The holy work I wrought before is wrought again: my sweetest hymn is sung to celebrate your praise. Here, O ye Rbhus, is this sea for all the Gods: sate you with Soma offered with the hallowing word.

Translated by Ralph T. H. Griffith (1896)

आभोगयम् प्र यद् इच्छन्त ऐतनापाकाः प्राञ्चो मम के चिद् आपयः । सौधन्वनासश् चरितस्य भूमनागच्छत सवितुर् दाशुषो गृहम् ॥

ābhogayam pra yad icchanta aitanāpākāḥ prāñco mama ke cid āpayaḥ | saudhanvanāsaś caritasya bhūmanāgacchata savitur dāśuṣo gṛham ||

When, seeking your enjoyment onward from afar, ye, certain of my kinsmen, wandered on your way, Sons of Sudhanvan, after your long journeying, ye came unto the home of liberal Savitar.

Translated by Ralph T. H. Griffith (1896)

तत् सविता वो ऽमृतत्वम् आसुवद् अगोह्यं यच् छ्रवयन्त ऐतन । त्यं चिच् चमसम् असुरस्य भक्षणम् एकं सन्तम् अकृणुता चतुर्वयम् ॥

tat savitā vo 'mṛtatvam āsuvad agohyaṃ yac chravayanta aitana | tyaṃ cic camasam asurasya bhakṣaṇam ekaṃ santam akṛṇutā caturvayam ||

Savitar therefore gave you immortality, because ye came proclaiming him whom naught can hide; And this the drinking-chalice of the Asura, which till that time was one, ye made to be fourfold.

Translated by Ralph T. H. Griffith (1896)

विष्ट्वी शमी तरणित्वेन वाघतो मर्तासः सन्तो अमृतत्वम् आनशुः । सौधन्वना ऋभवः सूरचक्षसः संवत्सरे सम् अपृच्यन्त धीतिभिः ॥

viṣṭvī śamī taraṇitvena vāghato martāsaḥ santo amṛtatvam ānaśuḥ | saudhanvanā ṛbhavaḥ sūracakṣasaḥ saṃvatsare sam apṛcyanta dhītibhiḥ ||

When they had served with zeal at sacrifice as priests, they, mortal as they were, gained immortality. The Rbhus, children of Sudhanvan, bright as suns, were in a year's course made associate with prayers.

Translated by Ralph T. H. Griffith (1896)

क्षेत्रम् इव वि ममुस् तेजनेनं एकम् पात्रम् ऋभवो जेहमानम् । उपस्तुता उपमं नाधमाना अमर्त्येषु श्रव इच्छमानाः ॥

kṣetram iva vi mamus tejanenaṃ ekam pātram ṛbhavo jehamānam | upastutā upamaṃ nādhamānā amartyeṣu śrava icchamānāḥ ||

The Rbhus, with a rod measured, as 'twere a field, the single sacrificial chalice. wide of mouth, Lauded of all who saw, praying for what is best, desiring glorious fame among Immortal Gods.

Translated by Ralph T. H. Griffith (1896)

आ मनीषाम् अन्तरिक्षस्य नृभ्यः स्रुचेव घृतं जुहवाम विद्मना । तरणित्वा ये पितुर् अस्य सश्चिर ऋभवो वाजम् अरुहन् दिवो रजः ॥

ā manīṣām antarikṣasya nṛbhyaḥ sruceva ghṛtaṃ juhavāma vidmanā | taraṇitvā ye pitur asya saścira ṛbhavo vājam aruhan divo rajaḥ ||

As oil in ladles, we through knowledge will present unto the Heroes of the firmament our hymn,-- The Rbhus who came near with this great Father's speed, and rose to heaven's high sphere to eat the strengthening food.

Translated by Ralph T. H. Griffith (1896)

ऋभुर् न इन्द्रः शवसा नवीयान् ऋभुर् वाजेभिर् वसुभिर् वसुर् ददिः । युष्माकं देवा अवसाहनि प्रिये ऽभि तिष्ठेम पृत्सुतीर् असुन्वताम् ॥

ṛbhur na indraḥ śavasā navīyān ṛbhur vājebhir vasubhir vasur dadiḥ | yuṣmākaṃ devā avasāhani priye 'bhi tiṣṭhema pṛtsutīr asunvatām ||

Rbhu to us is Indra freshest in his might, Rbhu with powers and wealth is giver of rich gifts. Gods, through your favour may we on the happy day quell the attacks of those who pour no offerings forth.

Translated by Ralph T. H. Griffith (1896)

निश् चर्मण ऋभवो गाम् अपिंशत सं वत्सेनासृजता मातरम् पुनः । सौधन्वनासः स्वपस्यया नरो जिव्री युवाना पितराकृणोतन ॥

niś carmaṇa ṛbhavo gām apiṃśata saṃ vatsenāsṛjatā mātaram punaḥ | saudhanvanāsaḥ svapasyayā naro jivrī yuvānā pitarākṛṇotana ||

Out of a skin, O Rbhus, once ye formed a cow, and brought the mother close unto her calf again. Sons of Sudhanvan, Heroes, with surpassing skill ye made your aged Parents youthful as before.

Translated by Ralph T. H. Griffith (1896)

वाजेभिर् नो वाजसाताव् अविड्ढ्य् ऋभुमां इन्द्र चित्रम् आ दर्षि राधः । तन् नो मित्रो वरुणो मामहन्ताम् अदितिः सिन्धुः पृथिवी उत द्यौः ॥

vājebhir no vājasātāv aviḍḍhy ṛbhumāṃ indra citram ā darṣi rādhaḥ | tan no mitro varuṇo māmahantām aditiḥ sindhuḥ pṛthivī uta dyauḥ ||

Help us with strength where spoil is won, O Indra: joined with the Rbhus give us varied bounty. This prayer of ours may Varuna grant, and Mitra, and Aditi and Sindhu, Earth and Heaven.

Translated by Ralph T. H. Griffith (1896)