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Rigveda 5.87

Ṛgvedasaṃhitā 5.87

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5.87.1

pra vo̍ ma̱he ma̱tayo̍ yantu̱ viṣṇa̍ve ma̱rutva̍te giri̱jā e̍va̱yāma̍rut |
pra śardhā̍ya̱ praya̍jyave sukhā̱daye̍ ta̱vase̍ bha̱ndadi̍ṣṭaye̱ dhuni̍vratāya̱ śava̍se ||

To Vishṇu, to the Mighty whom the Maruts follow let your hymns born in song go forth, Evayamarut; To the impetuous, strong band, adorned with bracelets, that rushes on in joy and ever roars for vigour.

Ralph T. H. Griffith 1889, The Hymns of the Rigveda

5.87.2

pra ye jā̱tā ma̍hi̱nā ye ca̱ nu sva̱yam pra vi̱dmanā̍ bru̱vata̍ eva̱yāma̍rut |
kratvā̱ tad vo̍ maruto̱ nādhṛṣe̱ śavo̍ dā̱nā ma̱hnā tad e̍ṣā̱m adhṛ̍ṣṭāso̱ nādra̍yaḥ ||

They who with might were manifest, and who willingly by their own knowledge told it forth, Evayamarut. Maruts, this strength of yours no wisdom comprehendeth: through their gifts' greatness they are moveless as the mountains.

Ralph T. H. Griffith 1889, The Hymns of the Rigveda

5.87.3

pra ye di̱vo bṛ̍ha̱taḥ śṛ̍ṇvi̱re gi̱rā su̱śukvā̍naḥ su̱bhva̍ eva̱yāma̍rut |
na yeṣā̱m irī̍ sa̱dhastha̱ īṣṭa̱ ām̐ a̱gnayo̱ na svavi̍dyuta̱ḥ pra sya̱ndrāso̱ dhunī̍nām ||

Who by the psalm they sing are heard, from lofty heaven, the strong, the brightly shining Ones, Evayamarut; In whose abode there is no mightier one to move them, whose lightnings are as fires, who urge the roaring rivers.

Ralph T. H. Griffith 1889, The Hymns of the Rigveda

5.87.4

sa ca̍krame maha̱to nir u̍rukra̱maḥ sa̍mā̱nasmā̱t sada̍sa eva̱yāma̍rut |
ya̱dāyu̍kta̱ tmanā̱ svād adhi̱ ṣṇubhi̱r viṣpa̍rdhaso̱ vima̍haso̱ jigā̍ti̱ śevṛ̍dho̱ nṛbhi̍ḥ ||

He of the Mighty Stride forth strode, Evayamarut, out of the spacious dwelling-place, their home in common. When he, himself, hath yoked his emulous strong horses on heights, he cometh forth, joy-giving, with the Heroes.

Ralph T. H. Griffith 1889, The Hymns of the Rigveda

5.87.5

sva̱no na vo 'ma̍vān rejaya̱d vṛṣā̍ tve̱ṣo ya̱yis ta̍vi̱ṣa e̍va̱yāma̍rut |
yenā̱ saha̍nta ṛ̱ñjata̱ svaro̍ciṣa̱ḥ sthāra̍śmāno hira̱ṇyayā̍ḥ svāyu̱dhāsa̍ i̱ṣmiṇa̍ḥ ||

Like your tremendous roar, the rainer with light flashing, strong, speeding, hath made all tremble, Evayamarut, Wherewith victorious ye, self-luminous, press onward, with strong reins, decked with gold, impetuous and well-weaponed.

Ralph T. H. Griffith 1889, The Hymns of the Rigveda

5.87.6

a̱pā̱ro vo̍ mahi̱mā vṛ̍ddhaśavasas tve̱ṣaṁ śavo̍ 'vatv eva̱yāma̍rut |
sthātā̍ro̱ hi prasi̍tau sa̱ṁdṛśi̱ sthana̱ te na̍ uruṣyatā ni̱daḥ śu̍śu̱kvāṁso̱ nāgnaya̍ḥ ||

Unbounded is your greatness, ye of mighty power: may your bright vigour be our aid, Evayamarut; For ye are visible helpers in the time of trouble: like fires, aglow with light, save us from shame and insult.

Ralph T. H. Griffith 1889, The Hymns of the Rigveda

5.87.7

te ru̱drāsa̱ḥ suma̍khā a̱gnayo̍ yathā tuvidyu̱mnā a̍vantv eva̱yāma̍rut |
dī̱rgham pṛ̱thu pa̍prathe̱ sadma̱ pārthi̍va̱ṁ yeṣā̱m ajme̱ṣv ā ma̱haḥ śardhā̱ṁsy adbhu̍tainasām ||

So may the Rudras, mighty warriors, Evayamarut, with splendid brilliancy, like fires, be our protectors; They whose terrestrial dwelling-place is wide-extended, whom none suspect of sin, whose bands have lofty courage.

Ralph T. H. Griffith 1889, The Hymns of the Rigveda

5.87.8

a̱dve̱ṣo no̍ maruto gā̱tum eta̍na̱ śrotā̱ hava̍ṁ jari̱tur e̍va̱yāma̍rut |
viṣṇo̍r ma̱haḥ sa̍manyavo yuyotana̱ smad ra̱thyo̱3̱̍ na da̱ṁsanāpa̱ dveṣā̍ṁsi sanu̱taḥ ||

Come in a friendly spirit, come to us, O Maruts, and hear his call who praises you, Evayamarut. Like car-borne men, one-minded with the mighty Vishṇu, keep enmity far from us with your deeds of wonder.

Ralph T. H. Griffith 1889, The Hymns of the Rigveda

5.87.9

gantā̍ no ya̱jñaṁ ya̍jñiyāḥ su̱śami̱ śrotā̱ hava̍m ara̱kṣa e̍va̱yāma̍rut |
jyeṣṭhā̍so̱ na parva̍tāso̱ vyo̍mani yū̱yaṁ tasya̍ pracetasa̱ḥ syāta̍ du̱rdharta̍vo ni̱daḥ ||

Come to our sacrifice, ye Hnly Ones, to bless it, and, free from demons, hear our call, Evayamarut. Most excellent, like mountains in the air's raid-region, be irresistible, ye, Wise, to this man'a hater.

Ralph T. H. Griffith 1889, The Hymns of the Rigveda

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