यya आनयतānayat परावतःparāvataḥ सुनीतीsunītī तुर्वशंturvaśaṃ यदुमyadum |

इन्द्रःindraḥ सनोsano युवाyuvā सखाsakhā ||
THAT Indra is our youthful Friend, who with his trusty guidance led
Turvaśa, Yadu from afar.
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अविप्रेavipre चिदcid वयोvayo दधदनाशुनाdadhadanāśunā चिदर्वताcidarvatā |

इन्द्रोindro जेताjetā हितंhitaṃ धनमdhanam ||
Even to the dull and uninspired Indra, gives vital power, and wins
Even with slow steed the offered prize.
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महीरस्यmahīrasya परणीतयःpraṇītayaḥ पूर्वीरुतpūrvīruta परशस्तयःpraśastayaḥ |

नास्यnāsya कषीयन्तkṣīyanta ऊतयःūtayaḥ ||
Great are his ways of guiding us, andṅanilbld are Ins eulogies:
His kind protections never fail.
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सखायोsakhāyo बरह्मवाहसे.अर्चतbrahmavāhase.arcata परpra चca गायतghāyata |

सsa हिhi नःnaḥ परमतिर्महीpramatirmahī ||
Friends, sing your psalm and offer praise to him to whom the prayer is brought:
For our great Providence is he.
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तवमेकस्यtvamekasya वर्त्रहन्नविताvṛtrahannavitā दवयोरसिdvayorasi |

उतेद्र्शेutedṛśe यथाyathā वयमvayam ||
Thou, Slaughterer of Vṛtra, art Guardian and Friend of one and two,
Yea, of a man like one of us.
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नयसीदnayasīd वतिvati दविषःdviṣaḥ कर्णोष्युक्थशंसिनःkṛṇoṣyukthaśaṃsinaḥ |

नर्भिःnṛbhiḥ सुवीरsuvīra उच्यसेucyase ||
Beyond men's hate thou leadest us, and givest cause to sing thy praise:
Good hero art thou called by men.
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बरह्माणंbrahmāṇaṃ बरह्मवाहसंbrahmavāhasaṃ गीर्भिःghīrbhiḥ सखायंsakhāyaṃ रग्मियमṛghmiyam |

गांनghāṃna दोहसेdohase हुवेhuve ||
I call with hymns, as ’twere a cow to milk, the Friend who merits praise,
The Brahman who accepts the prayer.
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यस्यyasya विश्वानिviśvāni हस्तयोरूचुर्वसूनिhastayorūcurvasūni निni दविताdvitā |

वीरस्यvīrasya पर्तनाषहःpṛtanāṣahaḥ ||
Him in whose hands they say are stored all treasures from the days of old,
The Hero, conquering in the fight.
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विvi दर्ळ्हानिdṛḷhāni चिदद्रिवोcidadrivo जनानांjanānāṃ शचीपतेśacīpate |

वर्हvṛha मायाmāyā अनानतanānata ||
Lord of Strength, Caster of the Stone, destroy the firm forts built by men,
And foil their arts, unbending God!
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तमुtamu तवाtvā सत्यsatya सोमपाsomapā इन्द्रindra वाजानांvājānāṃ पतेpate |

अहूमहिahūmahi शरवस्यवःśravasyavaḥ ||
Thee, thee as such, O Lord of Power, O Indra, Soma-drinker, true,
We, fain for glory, have invoked.
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तमुtamu तवाtvā यःyaḥ पुरासिथpurāsitha योyo वाvā नूनंnūnaṃ हितेhite धनेdhane |

हव्यःसhavyaḥsa शरुधीśrudhī हवमhavam ||
Such as thou wast of old, and art now to be called on when the prize
lies ready, listen to our call.
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धीभिरर्वद्भिरर्वतोdhībhirarvadbhirarvato वाजानिन्द्रvājānindra शरवाय्यानśravāyyān |

तवयाtvayā जेष्मjeṣma हितंhitaṃ धनमdhanam ||
With hymns and coursers we will gain, Indra, through thee, both steeds and spoil
Most glorious, and the proffered prize.
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अभूरुabhūru वीरvīra गिर्वणोghirvaṇo महानिन्द्रmahānindra धनेdhane हितेhite |

भरेbhare वितन्तसाय्यःvitantasāyyaḥ ||
Thou, Indra, Lover of the Song, whom men must stir to help, hast been
Great in the contest for the prize.
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याyā तta ऊतिरमित्रहनūtiramitrahan मक्षूजवस्तमासतिmakṣūjavastamāsati |

तयाtayā नोno हिनुहीhinuhī रथमratham ||
Slayer of foes, whatever aid of thine imparts the swiftest course,
With that impel our car to speed.
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सsa रथेनrathena रथीतमो.अस्माकेनाभियुग्वनाrathītamo.asmākenābhiyughvanā |

जेषिjeṣi जिष्णोjiṣṇo हितंhitaṃ धनमdhanam ||
As skilfullest of those who drive the chariot, with our art and aim,
O Conqueror, win the proffered prize.
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यya एकeka इतit तमुtamu षटुहिṣṭuhi कर्ष्टीनांkṛṣṭīnāṃ विचर्षणिःvicarṣaṇiḥ |

पतिर्जज्ञेpatirjajñe वर्षक्रतुःvṛṣakratuḥ ||
Praise him who, Matchless and Alone, was born the Lord of living men,
Most active, with heroic soul.
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योyo गर्णतामिदासिथापिरूतीghṛṇatāmidāsithāpirūtī शिवःśivaḥ सखाsakhā |

सsa तवंनtvaṃna इन्द्रindra मर्ळयmṛḷaya ||
Thou who hast been the singers' Friend, a Friend auspicious with thine aid,
As such, O Indra, favour us.
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धिष्वdhiṣva वज्रंvajraṃ गभस्त्योghabhastyo रक्षोहत्यायrakṣohatyāya वज्रिवःvajrivaḥ |

सासहीष्ठाsāsahīṣṭhā अभिabhi सप्र्धःspṛdhaḥ ||
Grasp in thine arms the thunderbolt, O Thunder-armed, to slay the fiends:
Mayst thou subdue the foemen's host.
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परत्नंpratnaṃ रयीणांrayīṇāṃ युजंyujaṃ सखायंsakhāyaṃ कीरिचोदनमkīricodanam |

बरह्मवाहस्तमंbrahmavāhastamaṃ हुवेhuve ||
I call the ancient Friend, allied with wealth, who speeds the lowly man,
Him to whom chiefly prayer is brought.
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सsa हिhi विश्वानिviśvāni पार्थिवानेकोpārthivāneko वसूनिvasūni पत्यतेpatyate |

गिर्वणस्तमोghirvaṇastamo अध्रिगुःadhrighuḥ ||
For he alone is Lord of all the treasures of the earth: he speeds
Hither, chief Lover of the Song.
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सsa नोno नियुद्भिराniyudbhirā पर्णpṛṇa कामंkāmaṃ वाजेभिरश्विभिःvājebhiraśvibhiḥ |

गोमद्भिर्गोपतेghomadbhirghopate धर्षतdhṛṣat ||
So with thy yoked teams satisfy our wish with power and wealth in steeds
And cattle, boldly, Lord of kine!
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तदtad वोvo गायghāya सुतेsute सचाsacā पुरुहूतायpuruhūtāya सत्वनेsatvane |

शंśaṃ यदyad गवेghave ||
Sing this, what time the ' juice is pressed, to him your Hero, Much-invoked,
To please him as a mighty Steer.
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नna शाकिनेśākine ||
He, Excellent, withholdeth not his gift of power and wealth in kine,
When he hath listened to our songs.
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नna घाghā वसुर्निvasurni यमतेyamate दानंdānaṃ वाजस्यvājasya गोमतःghomataḥ |

यतyat सीमुपsīmupa शरवदśravad गिरःghiraḥ ||
May he with might unclose for us the cow's stall, whosesoe’er it be,
To which the Dasyu-slayer goes.
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कुवित्सस्यkuvitsasya परpra हिhi वरजंvrajaṃ गोमन्तंghomantaṃ दस्युहाdasyuhā गमतghamat |

शचीभिरपśacībhirapa नोno वरतvarat ||
O Indra Śatakratu, these our songs have called aloud to thee,
Like mother cows to meet their calves.
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इमाimā उu तवाtvā शतक्रतो.अभिśatakrato.abhi परpra णोनुवुर्गिरःṇonuvurghiraḥ |

इन्द्रindra वत्संनvatsaṃna मातरःmātaraḥ ||
Hard is thy love to win: thou art a Steer to him who longs for steers:
Be to one craving steeds a Steed.
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दूणाशंdūṇāśaṃ सख्यंsakhyaṃ तवtava गौरसिghaurasi वीरvīra गव्यतेghavyate |

अश्वोaśvo अश्वायतेaśvāyate भवbhava ||
Delight thee with the juice we pour for thine own great munificence:
Yield not thy singer to reproach.
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सsa मन्दस्वाmandasvā हयन्धसोhyandhaso ...... ||
These songs with every draught we pour come, Lover of the Song, to thee,
As milch-kine hasten to their young
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इमाimā उu तवाtvā सुते-सुतेsute-sute नक्षन्तेnakṣante गिर्वणोghirvaṇo गिरःghiraḥ |

वत्संvatsaṃ गावोनghāvona धेनवःdhenavaḥ ||
To thee most oft invoked, amid the many singers' rivalry
Who beg with all their might for wealth.
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पुरूतमंpurūtamaṃ पुरूणांpurūṇāṃ सतोतॄणांstotṝṇāṃ विवाचिvivāci |

वाजेभिर्वाजयतामvājebhirvājayatām ||
Nearest and most attractive may our laud, O Indra come to thee.
Urge thou us on to ample wealth.
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अस्माकमिन्द्रasmākamindra भूतुbhūtu तेte सतोमोstomo वाहिष्ठोvāhiṣṭho अन्तमःantamaḥ |

अस्मानasmān रायेrāye महेmahe हिनुhinu ||
Brbu hath set himself above the Paṇis, o’er their highest head,
Like the wide bush on Gan!gā's bank.
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अधिadhi बर्बुःbṛbuḥ पणीनांpaṇīnāṃ वर्षिष्ठेvarṣiṣṭhe मूर्धन्नस्थातmūrdhannasthāt |

उरुःuruḥ कक्षोkakṣo नna गाङगयःghāṅghyaḥ ||
He whose good bounty, thousandfold, swift as the rushing of the wind,
Suddenly offers as a gift.
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यस्यyasya वायोरिवvāyoriva दरवदdravad भद्राbhadrā रातिःrātiḥ सहस्रिणीsahasriṇī |

सद्योsadyo दानायdānāya मंहतेmaṃhate ||
So all our singers ever praise the pious Brbu's noble deed,
Chief, best to give his thousands, best to give a thousand liberal gifts.
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ततtat सुsu नोno विश्वेviśve अर्यarya आā सदाsadā गर्णन्तिghṛṇanti कारवःkāravaḥ |

बर्बुंbṛbuṃ सहस्रदातमंsahasradātamaṃ सूरिंsūriṃ सहस्रसातममsahasrasātamam ||
Missing line from Griffith.
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