Library·Ṛgveda Saṃhitā·10·10.155
अरायि काणे विकटे गिरिं गच्छ सदान्वे । शिरिम्बिठस्य सत्वभिस् तेभिष् ट्वा चातयामसि ॥
arāyi kāṇe vikaṭe giriṃ gaccha sadānve | śirimbiṭhasya satvabhis tebhiṣ ṭvā cātayāmasi ||
Arayi, one-eyed limping hag, fly, ever-screeching, to the hill. We frighten thee away with these, the heroes of Sirimbitha.
Translated by Ralph T. H. Griffith (1896)
चत्तो इतश् चत्तामुतः सर्वा भ्रूणान्य् आरुषी । अराय्यम् ब्रह्मणस् पते तीक्ष्णशृण्गोदृषन्न् इहि ॥
catto itaś cattāmutaḥ sarvā bhrūṇāny āruṣī | arāyyam brahmaṇas pate tīkṣṇaśṛṇgodṛṣann ihi ||
Scared from this place and that is she, destroyer of each germ unborn. Go, sharp-horned Brahmanaspti and drive Arayi far away.
Translated by Ralph T. H. Griffith (1896)
अदो यद् दारु प्लवते सिन्धोः पारे अपूरुषम् । तद् आ रभस्व दुर्हणो तेन गच्छ परस्तरम् ॥
ado yad dāru plavate sindhoḥ pāre apūruṣam | tad ā rabhasva durhaṇo tena gaccha parastaram ||
Yon log that floats without a man to guide it on the river's edge,- Seize it, thou thing with hideous jaws, and go thou far away thereon.
Translated by Ralph T. H. Griffith (1896)
यद् ध प्राचीर् अजगन्तोरो मण्डूरधाणिकीः । हता इन्द्रस्य शत्रवः सर्वे बुद्बुदयाशवः ॥
yad dha prācīr ajagantoro maṇḍūradhāṇikīḥ | hatā indrasya śatravaḥ sarve budbudayāśavaḥ ||
When, foul with secret stain and spot, ye hastened onward to the breast, All Indra's enemies were slain and passed away like froth and foam.
Translated by Ralph T. H. Griffith (1896)
परीमे गाम् अनेषत पर्य् अग्निम् अहृषत । देवेष्व् अक्रत श्रवः क इमां आ दधर्षति ॥
parīme gām aneṣata pary agnim ahṛṣata | deveṣv akrata śravaḥ ka imāṃ ā dadharṣati ||
These men have led about the cow, have duly carried Agni round, And raised their glory to the Gods. Who will attack them with success?
Translated by Ralph T. H. Griffith (1896)