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Rigveda 8.86

Ṛgvedasaṃhitā 8.86

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8.86.1

u̱bhā hi da̱srā bhi̱ṣajā̍ mayo̱bhuvo̱bhā dakṣa̍sya̱ vaca̍so babhū̱vathu̍ḥ |
tā vā̱ṁ viśva̍ko havate tanūkṛ̱the mā no̱ vi yau̍ṣṭaṁ sa̱khyā mu̱moca̍tam ||

YE Twain are wondrous strong, well-skilled in arts that heal, both bringers of delight, ye both won Daksha's praise. Viṣvaka calls on you as such to save his life. Break ye not off our friendship, come and set me free.

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

8.86.2

ka̱thā nū̱naṁ vā̱ṁ vima̍nā̱ upa̍ stavad yu̱vaṁ dhiya̍ṁ dadathu̱r vasya̍ïṣṭaye |
tā vā̱ṁ viśva̍ko havate tanūkṛ̱the mā no̱ vi yau̍ṣṭaṁ sa̱khyā mu̱moca̍tam ||

How shall he praise you now who is distraught in mind? Ye Twain give wisdom for the gain of what is good. Viṣvaka calls on you as such to save his life. Break ye not off our friendship, come and set me free.

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

8.86.3

yu̱vaṁ hi ṣmā̍ purubhuje̱mam e̍dha̱tuṁ vi̍ṣṇā̱pve̍ da̱dathu̱r vasya̍ïṣṭaye |
tā vā̱ṁ viśva̍ko havate tanūkṛ̱the mā no̱ vi yau̍ṣṭaṁ sa̱khyā mu̱moca̍tam ||

Already have ye Twain, possessors of great wealth, prospered Vishṇâpû thus for gain of what is good. Viṣvaka calls on you as such to save his life. Break ye not off our friendship, come and set me free.

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

8.86.4

u̱ta tyaṁ vī̱raṁ dha̍na̱sām ṛ̍jī̱ṣiṇa̍ṁ dū̱re ci̱t santa̱m ava̍se havāmahe |
yasya̱ svādi̍ṣṭhā suma̱tiḥ pi̱tur ya̍thā̱ mā no̱ vi yau̍ṣṭaṁ sa̱khyā mu̱moca̍tam ||

And that Impetuous Hero, winner of the spoil, though he is far away, we call to succour us, Whose gracious favour, like a father's, is most sweet. Break ye not off our friendship, come and set me free.

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

8.86.5

ṛ̱tena̍ de̱vaḥ sa̍vi̱tā śa̍māyata ṛ̱tasya̱ śṛṅga̍m urvi̱yā vi pa̍prathe |
ṛ̱taṁ sā̍sāha̱ mahi̍ cit pṛtanya̱to mā no̱ vi yau̍ṣṭaṁ sa̱khyā mu̱moca̍tam ||

About the holy Law toils Savitar the God the horn of holy Law hath he spread far and wide. The holy Law hath quelled even mighty men of war. Break ye not off our ftiendship, come and set me free.

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

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