Library·Ṛgveda Saṃhitā·9·9.80
सोमस्य धारा पवते नृचक्षस ऋतेन देवान् हवते दिवस् परि । बृहस्पते रवथेना वि दिद्युते समुद्रासो न सवनानि विव्यचुः ॥
somasya dhārā pavate nṛcakṣasa ṛtena devān havate divas pari | bṛhaspate ravathenā vi didyute samudrāso na savanāni vivyacuḥ ||
On flows the stream of Soma who beholds mankind: by everlasting Law he calls the Gods from heaven. He lightens with the roaring of Br aspati: h the lakes have not contained the pourings of juice.
Translated by Ralph T. H. Griffith (1896)
यं त्वा वाजिन्न् अघ्न्या अभ्य् अनूषतायोहतं योनिम् आ रोहसि द्युमान् । मघोनाम् आयुः प्रतिरन् महि श्रव इन्द्राय सोम पवसे वृषा मदः ॥
yaṃ tvā vājinn aghnyā abhy anūṣatāyohataṃ yonim ā rohasi dyumān | maghonām āyuḥ pratiran mahi śrava indrāya soma pavase vṛṣā madaḥ ||
Thou, powerful Soma, thou to whom the cows have -lowed, ascendest bright with sheen, thine iron-fashioned home. Thou, lengthening our princes' life and high renown, flowest for Indra as his might to gladdening drink.
Translated by Ralph T. H. Griffith (1896)
एन्द्रस्य कुक्षा पवते मदिन्तम ऊर्जं वसानः श्रवसे सुमङ्गलः । प्रत्यङ् स विश्वा भुवनाभि पप्रथे क्रीळन् हरिर् अत्यः स्यन्दते वृषा ॥
endrasya kukṣā pavate madintama ūrjaṃ vasānaḥ śravase sumaṅgalaḥ | pratyaṅ sa viśvā bhuvanābhi paprathe krīḷan harir atyaḥ syandate vṛṣā ||
Best giver of delight, he flows to Indra's throat, robing himself in might, Auspicious One, for fame. He spreads himself abroad to meet all things that be: the vigorous Tawny Steed flows sporting on his way.
Translated by Ralph T. H. Griffith (1896)
तं त्वा देवेभ्यो मधुमत्तमं नरः सहस्रधारं दुहते दश क्षिपः । नृभिः सोम प्रच्युतो ग्रावभिः सुतो विश्वान् देवां आ पवस्वा सहस्रजित् ॥
taṃ tvā devebhyo madhumattamaṃ naraḥ sahasradhāraṃ duhate daśa kṣipaḥ | nṛbhiḥ soma pracyuto grāvabhiḥ suto viśvān devāṃ ā pavasvā sahasrajit ||
The men, the ten swift fingers, milk thee out for Gods, even thee most rich in meath, with thousand flowing streams. Soma who winnest thousands, driven by the men, expressed with stones, bring, as thou flowest, all the Gods.
Translated by Ralph T. H. Griffith (1896)
तं त्वा हस्तिनो मधुमन्तम् अद्रिभिर् दुहन्त्य् अप्सु वृषभं दश क्षिपः । इन्द्रं सोम मादयन् दैव्यं जनं सिन्धोर् इवोर्मिः पवमानो अर्षसि ॥
taṃ tvā hastino madhumantam adribhir duhanty apsu vṛṣabhaṃ daśa kṣipaḥ | indraṃ soma mādayan daivyaṃ janaṃ sindhor ivormiḥ pavamāno arṣasi ||
Deft-handed men with stones, the ten swift fingers, drain thee into waters, thee, the Steer enriched with sweets. Thou, Soma, gladdening Indra, and the Heavenly Host, flowest as Pavamana like a river's wave.
Translated by Ralph T. H. Griffith (1896)