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Sukta 70

Complete Rigveda Sukta with 7 mantras in Sanskrit, IAST transliteration, and source-aligned historical English where available.

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Sukta 70

Complete Rigveda Sukta with 7 mantras in Sanskrit, IAST transliteration, and source-aligned historical English where available.

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Rigveda 7.70.1

Rigveda 7.70.1
Source text

आ विश्ववाराश्विना गतं नः प्र तत्स्थानमवाचि वां पृथिव्याम्। अश्वो न वाजी शुनपृष्ठो अस्थादा यत्सेदथुर्ध्रुवसे न योनिम्॥

Transliteration

ā viśvavārāśvinā gataṁ naḥ pra tatsthānamavāci vāṁ pṛthivyām | aśvo na vājī śunapṛṣṭho asthādā yatsedathurdhruvase na yonim ||

Translation

RICH in all blessings, Asvins come ye hither: this place on earth is called your own possession, Like a strong horse with a fair back it standeth, whereon, as in a lap, ye seat you firmly.

English translation: Ralph T. H. Griffith, 1896.

Rigveda 7.70.2

Rigveda 7.70.2
Source text

सिषक्ति सा वां सुमतिश्चनिष्ठातापि घर्मो मनुषो दुरोणे। यो वां समुद्रान्सरितः पिपर्त्येतग्वा चिन्न सुयुजा युजानः॥

Transliteration

siṣakti sā vāṁ sumatiścaniṣṭhātāpi gharmo manuṣo duroṇe | yo vāṁ samudrānsaritaḥ pipartyetagvā cinna suyujā yujānaḥ ||

Translation

This most delightful eulogy awaits you in the man's house drink-offering hath been heated, Which bringeth you over the seas and rivers, yoking as'twere two well-matched shining horses.

English translation: Ralph T. H. Griffith, 1896.

Rigveda 7.70.3

Rigveda 7.70.3
Source text

यानि स्थानान्यश्विना दधाथे दिवो यह्वीष्वोषधीषु विक्षु। नि पर्वतस्य मूर्धनि सदन्तेषं जनाय दाशुषे वहन्ता॥

Transliteration

yāni sthānānyaśvinā dadhāthe divo yahvīṣvoṣadhīṣu vikṣu | ni parvatasya mūrdhani sadanteṣaṁ janāya dāśuṣe vahantā ||

Translation

Whatever dwellings ye possess, O Asvins, in fields of men or in the streams of heaven, Resting upon the summit of the mountain, or bringing food to him who gives oblation,

English translation: Ralph T. H. Griffith, 1896.

Rigveda 7.70.4

Rigveda 7.70.4
Source text

चनिष्टं देवा ओषधीष्वप्सु यद्योग्या अश्नवैथे ऋषीणाम्। पुरूणि रत्ना दधतौ न्यस्मे अनु पूर्वाणि चख्यथुर्युगानि॥

Transliteration

caniṣṭaṁ devā oṣadhīṣvapsu yadyogyā aśnavaithe ṛṣīṇām | purūṇi ratnā dadhatau nyasme anu pūrvāṇi cakhyathuryugāni ||

Translation

Delight yourselves, ye Gods, in plants and waters when Rsis give them and ye find they suit You. Enriching us with treasures in abundance ye have looked back to former generations.

English translation: Ralph T. H. Griffith, 1896.

Rigveda 7.70.5

Rigveda 7.70.5
Source text

शुश्रुवांसा चिदश्विना पुरूण्यभि ब्रह्माणि चक्षाथे ऋषीणाम्। प्रति प्र यातं वरमा जनायास्मे वामस्तु सुमतिश्चनिष्ठा॥

Transliteration

śuśruvāṁsā cidaśvinā purūṇyabhi brahmāṇi cakṣāthe ṛṣīṇām | prati pra yātaṁ varamā janāyāsme vāmastu sumatiścaniṣṭhā ||

Translation

Asvins, though ye have heard them oft aforetime, regard the many prayers which Rsis offer. Come to the man even as his heart desireth: may we enjoy your most delightful favour.

English translation: Ralph T. H. Griffith, 1896.

Rigveda 7.70.6

Rigveda 7.70.6
Source text

यो वां यज्ञो नासत्या हविष्मान्कृतब्रह्मा समर्यो भवाति। उप प्र यातं वरमा वसिष्ठमिमा ब्रह्माण्यृच्यन्ते युवभ्याम्॥

Transliteration

yo vāṁ yajño nāsatyā haviṣmānkṛtabrahmā samaryo bhavāti | upa pra yātaṁ varamā vasiṣṭhamimā brahmāṇyṛcyante yuvabhyām ||

Translation

Come to the sacrifice offered you, Nasatyas, with men, oblations, and prayer duly uttered. Come to Vasistha as his heart desireth, for unto you these holy hymns are chanted.

English translation: Ralph T. H. Griffith, 1896.

Rigveda 7.70.7

Rigveda 7.70.7
Source text

इयं मनीषा इयमश्विना गीरिमां सुवृक्तिं वृषणा जुषेथाम्। इमा ब्रह्माणि युवयून्यग्मन्यूयं पात स्वस्तिभिः सदा नः॥

Transliteration

iyaṁ manīṣā iyamaśvinā gīrimāṁ suvṛktiṁ vṛṣaṇā juṣethām | imā brahmāṇi yuvayūnyagmanyūyaṁ pāta svastibhiḥ sadā naḥ ||

Translation

This is the thought, this is the song, O Asvins: accept this hymn of ours, ye Steers, with favour. May these our prayers addressed to you come nigh you. Preserve us evermore, ye Gods, with blessings.

English translation: Ralph T. H. Griffith, 1896.

Sources and editorial record

  1. Rig Veda, Book 7, Hymn 70, translated by Ralph T. H. Griffith (1896)RV 7.70Internet Sacred Text Archive
  2. Rigveda Mandala 7, machine-readable Sanskrit and Roman textMandala 7Sanskrit Documents
  3. Rigveda Shakala Samhita, Mandala 7, Sukta 70RV 7.70Vedic Heritage Portal, Ministry of Culture, Government of India
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