सूक्त २६

तममृक्षन्त वाजिनमुपस्थे अदितेरधि। विप्रासो अण्व्या धिया॥

tamamṛkṣanta vājinamupasthe aditeradhi | viprāso aṇvyā dhiyā ||

THE sages with the fingers' art have dressed and decked that vigorous Steed Upon the lap of Aditi,

तं गावो अभ्यनूषत सहस्रधारमक्षितम्। इन्दुं धर्तारमा दिवः॥

taṁ gāvo abhyanūṣata sahasradhāramakṣitam | induṁ dhartāramā divaḥ ||

The kine have called aloud to him exhaustless with a thousand streams, To Indu who supporteth heaven.

तं वेधां मेधयाह्यन्पवमानमधि द्यवि। धर्णसिं भूरिधायसम्॥

taṁ vedhāṁ medhayāhyanpavamānamadhi dyavi | dharṇasiṁ bhūridhāyasam ||

Him, nourisher of many, Sage, creative Pavamana, they Have sent, by wisdom, to the sky.

तमह्यन्भुरिजोर्धिया संवसानं विवस्वतः। पतिं वाचो अदाभ्यम्॥

tamahyanbhurijordhiyā saṁvasānaṁ vivasvataḥ | patiṁ vāco adābhyam ||

Him, dweller with Vivasvan, they with use of both arms have sent forth, The Lord of Speech infallible.

तं सानावधि जामयो हरिं हिन्वन्त्यद्रिभिः। हर्यतं भूरिचक्षसम्॥

taṁ sānāvadhi jāmayo hariṁ hinvantyadribhiḥ | haryataṁ bhūricakṣasam ||

Him, green, beloved, many eyed, the Sisters with prosing stones Send down to ridges of the sieve.

तं त्वा हिन्वन्ति वेधसः पवमान गिरावृधम्। इन्दविन्द्राय मत्सरम्॥

taṁ tvā hinvanti vedhasaḥ pavamāna girāvṛdham | indavindrāya matsaram ||

O Pavamana, Indu, priests hurry thee on to Indra, thee Who aidest song and cheerest him.