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Rigveda 7.50

Ṛgvedasaṃhitā 7.50

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Sanskrit

7.50.1

ā mām mi̍trāvaruṇe̱ha ra̍kṣataṁ kulā̱yaya̍d vi̱śvaya̱n mā na̱ ā ga̍n |
a̱ja̱kā̱vaṁ du̱rdṛśī̍kaṁ ti̱ro da̍dhe̱ mā mām padye̍na̱ rapa̍sā vida̱t tsaru̍ḥ ||

O MITRA-Varuṇa, guard and protect me here: let not that come to me which nests within and swells. I drive afar the scorpion hateful to the sight: let not the winding worm touch me and wound my foot.

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

7.50.2

yad vi̱jāma̱n paru̍ṣi̱ vanda̍na̱m bhuva̍d aṣṭhī̱vantau̱ pari̍ ku̱lphau ca̱ deha̍t |
a̱gniṣ ṭac choca̱nn apa̍ bādhatām i̱to mā mām padye̍na̱ rapa̍sā vida̱t tsaru̍ḥ ||

Eruption that appears upon the twofold joints, and that which overspreads the ankles and the knees, May the refulgent Agni banish far away let not the winding worm touch me and wound my foot.

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

7.50.3

yac cha̍lma̱lau bhava̍ti̱ yan na̱dīṣu̱ yad oṣa̍dhībhya̱ḥ pari̱ jāya̍te vi̱ṣam |
viśve̍ de̱vā nir i̱tas tat su̍vantu̱ mā mām padye̍na̱ rapa̍sā vida̱t tsaru̍ḥ ||

The poison that is formed upon the Ṣalmali, that which is found in streams, that which the plants produce, All this may all the Gods banish and drive away: let not the winding worm touch me and wound my foot.

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

7.50.4

yāḥ pra̱vato̍ ni̱vata̍ u̱dvata̍ uda̱nvatī̍r anuda̱kāś ca̱ yāḥ |
tā a̱smabhya̱m paya̍sā̱ pinva̍mānāḥ śi̱vā de̱vīr a̍śipa̱dā bha̍vantu̱ sarvā̍ na̱dyo̍ aśimi̱dā bha̍vantu ||

The steep declivities, the valleys, and the heights, the channels full of water, and the waterless- May those who swell with water, gracious Goddesses, never afflict us with the Ṣipada disease, may all the rivers keep us free from Ṣimidâ.

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

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