Sukta 115
Complete Rigveda Sukta with 9 mantras in Sanskrit, IAST transliteration, and source-aligned historical English where available.
Complete Rigveda Sukta with 9 mantras in Sanskrit, IAST transliteration, and source-aligned historical English where available.
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Complete Rigveda Sukta with 9 mantras in Sanskrit, IAST transliteration, and source-aligned historical English where available.
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चित्र इच्छिशोस्तरुणस्य वक्षथो न यो मातरावप्येति धातवे। अनूधा यदि जीजनदधा च नु ववक्ष सद्यो महि दूत्यं चरन्॥
Transliterationcitra icchiśostaruṇasya vakṣatho na yo mātarāvapyeti dhātave | anūdhā yadi jījanadadhā ca nu vavakṣa sadyo mahi dūtyaṁ caran ||
TranslationVERILY wondrous is the tender Youngling's growth who never draweth nigh to drink his Mothers' milk. As soon as she who hath no udder bore him, he, faring on his great errand, suddenly grew strong.
English translation: Ralph T. H. Griffith, 1896.अग्निर्ह नाम धायि दन्नपस्तमः सं यो वना युवते भस्मना दता। अभिप्रमुरा जुह्वा स्वध्वर इनो न प्रोथमानो यवसे वृषा॥
Transliterationagnirha nāma dhāyi dannapastamaḥ saṁ yo vanā yuvate bhasmanā datā | abhipramurā juhvā svadhvara ino na prothamāno yavase vṛṣā ||
TranslationThen Agni was his name, most active to bestow, gathering up the trees with his consuming tooth; Skilled in fair sacrifice, armed with destroying tongue, impetuous as a bull that snorteth in the mead.
English translation: Ralph T. H. Griffith, 1896.तं वो विं न द्रुषदं देवमन्धस इन्दुं प्रोथन्तं प्रवपन्तमर्णवम्। आसा वह्निं न शोचिषा विरप्शिनं महिव्रतं न सरजन्तमध्वनः॥
Transliterationtaṁ vo viṁ na druṣadaṁ devamandhasa induṁ prothantaṁ pravapantamarṇavam | āsā vahniṁ na śociṣā virapśinaṁ mahivrataṁ na sarajantamadhvanaḥ ||
TranslationPraise him, yourGod who, bird-like, rests upon a tree, scattering drops of juice and pouring forth his flood, Speaking aloud with flame as with his lips a priest, and broadening his paths like one of high command.
English translation: Ralph T. H. Griffith, 1896.वि यस्य ते ज्रयसानस्याजर धक्षोर्न वाताः परि सन्त्यच्युताः। आ रण्वासो युयुधयो न सत्वनं त्रितं नशन्त प्र शिषन्त इष्टये॥
Transliterationvi yasya te jrayasānasyājara dhakṣorna vātāḥ pari santyacyutāḥ | ā raṇvāso yuyudhayo na satvanaṁ tritaṁ naśanta pra śiṣanta iṣṭaye ||
TranslationThou Everlasting, whom, far-striding fain to burn, the winds, uninterrupted, never overcome, They have approached, as warriors eager for the fight, heroic Trita, guiding him to gain his wish.
English translation: Ralph T. H. Griffith, 1896.स इदग्निः कण्वतमः कण्वसखार्यः परस्यान्तरस्य तरुषः। अग्निः पातु गृणतो अग्निः सूरीनग्निर्ददातु तेषामवो नः॥
Transliterationsa idagniḥ kaṇvatamaḥ kaṇvasakhāryaḥ parasyāntarasya taruṣaḥ | agniḥ pātu gṛṇato agniḥ sūrīnagnirdadātu teṣāmavo naḥ ||
TranslationThis Agni is the best of Kanvas, Kanvas' Friend, Conqueror of the foe whether afar or near. May Agni guard the singers, guard the princes well: may Agni grant to us our princes' gracious help.
English translation: Ralph T. H. Griffith, 1896.वाजिन्तमाय सह्यसे सुपित्र्य तृषु च्यवानो अनु जातवेदसे। अनुद्रे चिद्यो धृषता वरं सते महिन्तमाय धन्वनेदविष्यते॥
Transliterationvājintamāya sahyase supitrya tṛṣu cyavāno anu jātavedase | anudre cidyo dhṛṣatā varaṁ sate mahintamāya dhanvanedaviṣyate ||
TranslationDo thou, Supitrya, swiftly following, make thyself the lord of Jatavedas, mightiest of all, Who surely gives a boon even in thirsty land most powerful, prepared to aid us in the wilds.
English translation: Ralph T. H. Griffith, 1896.एवाग्निर्मर्तैः सह सूरिभिर्वसुः ष्टवे सहसः सूनरो नृभिः। मित्रासो न ये सुधिता ऋतायवो द्यावो न द्युम्नैरभि सन्ति मानुषान्॥
Transliterationevāgnirmartaiḥ saha sūribhirvasuḥ ṣṭave sahasaḥ sūnaro nṛbhiḥ | mitrāso na ye sudhitā ṛtāyavo dyāvo na dyumnairabhi santi mānuṣān ||
TranslationThus noble Agni with princes and mortal men is lauded, excellent for conquering strength with chiefs, Men who are well-disposed as friends and true to Law, even as the heavens in majesty surpass mankind.
English translation: Ralph T. H. Griffith, 1896.ऊर्जो नपात्सहसावन्निति त्वोपस्तुतस्य वन्दते वृषा वाक्। त्वां स्तोषाम त्वया सुवीरा द्राघीय आयुः प्रतरं दधानाः॥
Transliterationūrjo napātsahasāvanniti tvopastutasya vandate vṛṣā vāk | tvāṁ stoṣāma tvayā suvīrā drāghīya āyuḥ prataraṁ dadhānāḥ ||
TranslationO Son of Strength, Victorious, with this title Upastuta's most potent voice reveres thee. Blest with brave sons by thee we will extol thee, and lengthen out the days of our existence.
English translation: Ralph T. H. Griffith, 1896.इति त्वाग्ने वृष्टिहव्यस्य पुत्रा उपस्तुतास ऋषयोऽवोचन्। ताँश्च पाहि गृणतश्च सूरीन्वषड्वषळित्यूर्ध्वासो अनक्षन्नमो नम इत्यूर्ध्वासो अनक्षन्॥
Transliterationiti tvāgne vṛṣṭihavyasya putrā upastutāsa ṛṣayo'vocan | tāśca pāhi gṛṇataśca sūrīnvaṣaḍvaṣaḻityūrdhvāso anakṣannamo nama ityūrdhvāso anakṣan ||
TranslationThus, Agni, have the sons of Vrstihavya, the Rsis, the Upastutas invoked thee. Protect them, guard the singers and the princes. With Vasat! have they come, with hands uplifted, with their uplifted hands and cries of Glory!
English translation: Ralph T. H. Griffith, 1896.Sukta 115 is a node in the Sanatan Dharma knowledge map. This page places it within its scriptural, philosophical, or living-tradition context and links to its branches, sources, and related paths.