Mantra 2
Agni as dawn-invoker and protector, turning ritual fire into safe passage through danger
जुष्टो हि दूतो असि हव्यवाहनो ऽग्ने रथीरध्वराणाम् सजूरश्विभ्यामुषसा सुवीर्यमस्मे धेहि श्रवो बृहत्
juṣṭo hi dūto asi havyavāhano 'gne rathīradhvarāṇām sajūraśvibhyāmuṣasā suvīryamasme dhehi śravo bṛhat
juṣṭo1 hi2 dūto1 asi2 havyavāhano1 agne2 rathīr1 adhvarāṇām2 sajūra1śvibhyām2 uṣasā1 suvīryam2 asme1 dhehi2 śravo1 bṛhat2
ഹേ അഗ്നേ, നീ യജ്ഞത്തിൽ പ്രീതിപൂർവ്വം അംഗീകരിക്കപ്പെട്ട ദൂതൻ; ഹവ്യവാഹനൻ, അധ്വരങ്ങളുടെ രഥി—യാഗരഥത്തിന്റെ സാരഥി. അശ്വിനൗമാരോടും ഉഷസ്സോടും കൂടെ ഞങ്ങൾക്ക് സുവീര്യം (ഉത്തമ വീര്യം/പരാക്രമം) നല്കുക; മഹത്തായ ശ്രവഃ (വിപുലമായ യശസ്) ഞങ്ങളിൽ സ്ഥാപിക്കണമേ.
juṣṭaḥ | hi | dūtaḥ | asi | havya-vāhanaḥ | agne | rathīḥ | adhvarāṇām | sa-jūḥ | aśvibhyām | uṣasā | su-vīryam | asme | dhehi | śravaḥ | bṛhat
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{ "gloss_summary": "Sāyaṇa highlights Agni’s three offices: dūta (summoner/mediator), havyavāhana (carrier of offerings), rathī of adhvaras (leader who brings the sacrifice to completion). ‘sajūḥ aśvibhyām uṣasā’ indicates accompaniment with morning deities; request is for suvīrya and great śravas.", "ritual_interpretation": "Appropriate to morning pressing where Aśvins and Uṣas are invoked; Agni’s acceptance ensures offerings and prayers reach their mark and yield strength/renown.", "theological_insight": "Divine help is coordinated: Agni mediates, while Aśvins/Uṣas supply swift aid and awakening—together granting both inner vigor and outwardly manifest honor.", "etymology_highlights": "juṣṭa—prīta/āsvādita; dūta—sandeshavāhaka; havya-vāhana—havisām netā; adhvara—yajña; śravas—kīrti/yaśas." }