Library·Ṛgveda Saṃhitā·6·6.13
त्वद् विश्वा सुभग सौभगान्य् अग्ने वि यन्ति वनिनो न वयाः । श्रुष्टी रयिर् वाजो वृत्रतूर्ये दिवो वृष्टिर् ईड्यो रीतिर् अपाम् ॥
tvad viśvā subhaga saubhagāny agne vi yanti vanino na vayāḥ | śruṣṭī rayir vājo vṛtratūrye divo vṛṣṭir īḍyo rītir apām ||
From thee, as branches from a tree, O Agni, from thee, Auspicious God! spring all our blessings- Wealth swiftly, strength in battle with our foemen, the rain besought of heaven, the flow of waters.
Translated by Ralph T. H. Griffith (1896)
त्वम् भगो न आ हि रत्नम् इषे परिज्मेव क्षयसि दस्मवर्चाः । अग्ने मित्रो न बृहत ऋतस्यासि क्षत्ता वामस्य देव भूरेः ॥
tvam bhago na ā hi ratnam iṣe parijmeva kṣayasi dasmavarcāḥ | agne mitro na bṛhata ṛtasyāsi kṣattā vāmasya deva bhūreḥ ||
Thou art our Bhaga to send wealth thou dwellest, like circumambient air, with wondrous splendour. Friend art thou of the lofty Law, like Mitra, Controller, Agni! God! of many a blessing.
Translated by Ralph T. H. Griffith (1896)
स सत्पतिः शवसा हन्ति वृत्रम् अग्ने विप्रो वि पणेर् भर्ति वाजम् । यं त्वम् प्रचेत ऋतजात राया सजोषा नप्त्रापां हिनोषि ॥
sa satpatiḥ śavasā hanti vṛtram agne vipro vi paṇer bharti vājam | yaṃ tvam praceta ṛtajāta rāyā sajoṣā naptrāpāṃ hinoṣi ||
Agni! the hero slays with might his foeman; the singer bears away the Pani's booty- Even he whom thou, Sage, born in Law, incitest by wealth, accordant with the Child of Waters.
Translated by Ralph T. H. Griffith (1896)
यस् ते सूनो सहसो गीर्भिर् उक्थैर् यज्ञैर् मर्तो निशितिं वेद्यानट् । विश्वं स देव प्रति वारम् अग्ने धत्ते धान्यम् पत्यते वसव्यैः ॥
yas te sūno sahaso gīrbhir ukthair yajñair marto niśitiṃ vedyānaṭ | viśvaṃ sa deva prati vāram agne dhatte dhānyam patyate vasavyaiḥ ||
The man who, Son of Strength one with sacrifices, hymns, lauds, attracts thy fervour to the altar, Enjoys each precious thing, O God, O Agni, gains wealth of corn and is the lord of treasures.
Translated by Ralph T. H. Griffith (1896)
ता नृभ्य आ सौश्रवसा सुवीराग्ने सूनो सहसः पुष्यसे धाः । कृणोषि यच् छवसा भूरि पश्वो वयो वृकायारये जसुरये ॥
tā nṛbhya ā sauśravasā suvīrāgne sūno sahasaḥ puṣyase dhāḥ | kṛṇoṣi yac chavasā bhūri paśvo vayo vṛkāyāraye jasuraye ||
Grant, Son of Strength, to men for their subsistence such things as bring high fame and hero children. For thou with might givest much food in cattle even to the wicked wolf when he is hungry.
Translated by Ralph T. H. Griffith (1896)
वद्मा सूनो सहसो नो विहाया अग्ने तोकं तनयं वाजि नो दाः । विश्वाभिर् गीर्भिर् अभि पूर्तिम् अश्याम् मदेम शतहिमाः सुवीराः ॥
vadmā sūno sahaso no vihāyā agne tokaṃ tanayaṃ vāji no dāḥ | viśvābhir gīrbhir abhi pūrtim aśyām madema śatahimāḥ suvīrāḥ ||
Eloquent, Son of Strength, Most Mighty, Agni, vouchsafe us seed and offspring, full of vigour. May I by all my songs obtain abundance. May brave sons gladden us through a hundred winters.
Translated by Ralph T. H. Griffith (1896)