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Sukta 32
अ॒यं ते॑ अ॒स्म्युप॑ न॒ एह्य॒र्वाङ् प्र॑तीची॒नः स॑हुरे विश्वदावन्। मन्यो॑ वज्रिन्न॒भि न॒ आ व॑वृत्स्व॒ हना॑व॒ दस्यूं॑रुत बो॑ध्या॒पेः
ayáṃ te asmý úpa na éhy arvā́ṅ pratīcīnáḥ sahure viśva-dāvan | manyó vajrinn abhí na ā́ vavṛtsva hánāva dasyū́ṃr utá bodhy āpéḥ ||
Here am I thine: come near to us, hitherward, turned toward us, O impetuous, all-bestowing. O Manyu, bolt-bearing, roll thyself upon us; smite down the Dasyus, and be thou wakeful against the foe from afar.
یہاں میں تیرا ہوں: ہمارے پاس قریب آ، اسی طرف، ہماری طرف متوجہ، اے تیز رفتار، سب کچھ دینے والے۔ اے منیو، بجلی کی طرح، ہم پر آ کر گھوم؛ دسیو کو مار ڈال، اور دور کے دشمن سے ہوشیار رہ۔
Rishi: As above (Manyu-hymn tradition).
Devata: Manyu (with Indraic coloration via ‘vajrin’)
Chandas: Triṣṭubh
Primary: vira
Secondary: raudra
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