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Ṛk 1.37.2

Maruts · Kaṇva Ghaura

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Saṃhitā

ये पृष॑तीभिर्ऋ॒ष्टिभिः॑ सा॒कं वाशी॑भिरं॒जिभिः॑ ।
अजा॑यंत॒ स्वभा॑नवः ॥

ये पृषतीभिर् ऋष्टिभिः साकं वाशीभिर् अञ्जिभिः |
अजायन्त स्वभानवः ||

yé pṛ́ṣatībhirṛṣṭíbhiḥ sākám vā́śībhirañjíbhiḥ ǀ
ájāyanta svábhānavaḥ ǁ

ye pṛṣatībhir ṛṣṭibhiḥ sākaṃ vāśībhir añjibhiḥ |
ajāyanta svabhānavaḥ ||

Padapāṭha

ये । पृष॑तीभिः । ऋ॒ष्टिऽभिः॑ । सा॒कम् । वाशी॑भिः । अ॒ञ्जिऽभिः॑ ।
अजा॑यन्त । स्वऽभा॑नवः ॥

ये । पृषतीभिः । ऋष्टिऽभिः । साकम् । वाशीभिः । अञ्जिऽभिः ।
अजायन्त । स्वऽभानवः ॥

yé ǀ pṛ́ṣatībhiḥ ǀ ṛṣṭí-bhiḥ ǀ sākám ǀ vā́śībhiḥ ǀ añjí-bhiḥ ǀ
ájāyanta ǀ svá-bhānavaḥ ǁ

ye ǀ pṛṣatībhiḥ ǀ ṛṣṭi-bhiḥ ǀ sākam ǀ vāśībhiḥ ǀ añji-bhiḥ ǀ
ajāyanta ǀ sva-bhānavaḥ ǁ

References

Maṇḍala · Sūkta · Ṛk
01.037.02
Aṣṭaka · Adhyāya · Varga · Ṛk
1.3.12.02
Maṇḍala · Anuvāka · Ṛk
01.08.022
Devatā देवता
Maruts
Ṛṣi ऋषि
Kaṇva Ghaura
Chandas छन्दस्
Gāyatrī
Svara स्वरः
षड्जः

Text and interpretations from the Ṛgveda database of theveda.org.in.

Ṛgveda 1.37.2

Interpretations

Kapali Shastri

Translation

Prishatibhih: the storming deer carrying the host of Maruts who are life-powers effecting the divine movement of mind-energies.

Rishi: their very gaze becomes the weapon of strike.

Anjibhih vashibhih: with words that reveal (decorate). Words arising from their tempestuous movement, bring out what is hidden (profound). With such speech do the Maruts, with their natural radiances, manifest to the inner sacrificant.

Commentary

The Maruts who borne by spotted deer, with decorative weapons of speech, are self-luminous.