Jaiminīya (Talavakāra) Brāhmaṇa 2-4.144
Jaiminīyabrāhmaṇa 2-4.144
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2-4.144
tāḥ padabrāhmaṇā bhavanti
tadidāsa bhuvaneṣu jyeṣṭhamiti prajāpatirhi saḥ
prajāpatirhyeṣa bhuvaneṣu jyeṣṭhaḥ
yato jajña ugrastveṣanṛmṇa iti indro ha saḥ
sadyo jajñāno ni riṇāti śatrūniti sadyo hyeva sa jajñānassarvā mṛdho vyahata
anu yaṃ viśve madantyūmā ityṛtavo vā ūmāsta evainaṃ tadanumadanti
vāvṛdhānaśśavasā bhūryojāśśatrurdāsāya bhiyasaṃ dadhātīndro ha saḥ
avyanaśca vyanaśca sasni saṃ te navanta prabhṛtā madeṣviti yacca ha vai vyaniti
yacca na tatsarvametasyaiva śriyai tatsthānam
tve kratuṃ vṛñjanti viśve dviryadete trirbhavantyūmā iti ṛtavo vā ūmāsta evaite
dvistrirbhavanti
svādo svādīya svādunā sṛjā samiti prajā vai svāduḥ prajāyai yā prajā sā
svādo svādu
adaḥ su madhu madhunābhi yodhīriti prajā vai madhu prajāyai yā prajā sā madhormadhu
api ha prajāyai prajāṃ paśyate ya evaṃ veda
tāsu śyaitamuktabrāhmaṇam
These have verses as their Brāhmaṇas:
'That was the eldest in the worlds'—for that is Prajāpati;
for Prajāpati is the eldest in the worlds.
'Whence was born the fierce, brightly shining one'—that is Indra.
'As soon as born he crushes his foes'—for as soon as he was born, he struck down all adversaries.
'In whom all the helpers rejoice'—the seasons are indeed the helpers; they rejoice in him.
'Growing strong with power, abundant in might, the foe casts fear upon the Dāsa'—that is Indra.
'Both the one who does not breathe and the one who breathes, giving gifts, shouted together to you when offerings were presented in exhilarating drinks'—namely, that which breathes.
'In you all direct their inspiration twice and thrice, when these helpers arise'—the seasons are indeed the helpers; these arise twice and thrice.
'Sweet, sweeter, mix [it] with the sweet'—offspring is the sweet; that which is offspring to offspring is the sweet of the sweet.
'Fight off that honey with honey'—offspring is honey; that which is offspring to offspring is the honey of honey.
He who knows thus sees offspring unto offspring.
Upon them is the Śyaita, whose explanation has been told.
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athaitāni gonāmāni bhavanti paśavo vai gonāmāni paśūnāmevāvaruddhyai
Now these are the Gonāmas; the Gonāmas are indeed cattle, for obtaining cattle.
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ekapadā prathamā bhavati tripade uttare dve
The first is one-footed; the latter two are three-footed.
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tāni saptapadāni saṃpadyante
They amount to seven feet.
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saptapadā vai śakvaryaḥ
The Śakvarī verses are seven-footed.
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śākvarāḥ paśavaḥ
Cattle belong to the Śakvarī.
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- Śaunakasaṃhitā — Sanskrit