सूक्त १०

यत्स्थो दीर्घप्रसद्मनि यद्वादो रोचने दिवः। यद्वा समुद्रे अध्याकृते गृहेऽत आ यातमश्विना॥

yatstho dīrghaprasadmani yadvādo rocane divaḥ | yadvā samudre adhyākṛte gṛhe'ta ā yātamaśvinā ||

WHETHER ye travel far away or dwell in yonder light of heaven, Or in a mansion that is built above the sea, come thence, ye Asvins, hitherward.

यद्वा यज्ञं मनवे सम्मिमिक्षथुरेवेत्काण्वस्य बोधतम्। बृहस्पतिं विश्वान्देवाँ अहं हुव इन्द्राविष्णू अश्विनावाशुहेषसा॥

yadvā yajñaṁ manave sammimikṣathurevetkāṇvasya bodhatam | bṛhaspatiṁ viśvāndevā ahaṁ huva indrāviṣṇū aśvināvāśuheṣasā ||

Or if for Manu.ye prepared the sacrifice, remember also Kanva's son. I call Brhaspati, Indra, Visnu, all the gods, the Asvins borne by rapid steeds.

त्या न्वश्विना हुवे सुदंससा गृभे कृता। ययोरस्ति प्र णः सख्यं देवेष्वध्याप्यम्॥

tyā nvaśvinā huve sudaṁsasā gṛbhe kṛtā | yayorasti pra ṇaḥ sakhyaṁ deveṣvadhyāpyam ||

Those Asvins I invoke who work marvels, brought hither to receive, With whom our friendship is most famed, and kinship passing that of Gods.

ययोरधि प्र यज्ञा असूरे सन्ति सूरयः। ता यज्ञस्याध्वरस्य प्रचेतसा स्वधाभिर्या पिबतः सोम्यं मधु॥

yayoradhi pra yajñā asūre santi sūrayaḥ | tā yajñasyādhvarasya pracetasā svadhābhiryā pibataḥ somyaṁ madhu ||

On whom the solemn rites depend, whose worshippers rise without the Sun: These who foreknow the holy work of sacrifice, and by their Godhead drink the sweets of Soma juice.

यदद्याश्विनावपाग्यत्प्राक्स्थो वाजिनीवसू। यद्द्रुह्यव्यनवि तुर्वशे यदौ हुवे वामथ मा गतम्॥

yadadyāśvināvapāgyatprākstho vājinīvasū | yaddruhyavyanavi turvaśe yadau huve vāmatha mā gatam ||

Whether ye, Lords of ample wealth, now linger in the cast or west, With Druhyu, or with Anu, Yadu, Turvaga, I call you hither; come to me.

यदन्तरिक्षे पतथः पुरुभुजा यद्वेमे रोदसी अनु। यद्वा स्वधाभिरधितिष्ठथो रथमत आ यातमश्विना॥

yadantarikṣe patathaḥ purubhujā yadveme rodasī anu | yadvā svadhābhiradhitiṣṭhatho rathamata ā yātamaśvinā ||

Lords of great riches, whether through the firmament ye fly or speed through heaven and earth, Or with your Godlike natures stand upon your cars, come thence, O Asvins, hitherward.