Adhyaya 20 Mantra 69 - Shukla Yajurveda | Urdu | Vedapath

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Mantra 69

Rishi: Traditional: associated with the Indra/Indriya Soma-cycle; transmitted in the Vājasaneyin school

Devata: Indra (with Aśvins and Sarasvatī as co-operating powers)

Chandas: Tr̥ṣṭubh-like cadence (as transmitted in VS prose-metrical style; to be verified against pada counts)

Samhita Patha (Devanagari)

तमिन्द्रं॑ प॒शव॒: सचा॒श्विनो॒भा सर॑स्वती । दधा॑ना अ॒भ्य॒नूषत ह॒विषा॑ य॒ज्ञ इ॑न्द्रि॒यैः

Transliteration

tám índraṃ paśávaḥ sácāśvinóbhā sárasvatī | dádhānā abhyanūṣata havíṣā yajñá indríyaiḥ

Translation

Him, Indra, the cattle (and all creatures), together with both the Aśvins and Sarasvatī, bearing (their gifts), have lauded in approach with oblation—(even) the Sacrifice (itself) with Indra’s powers.

Padapatha (Word Analysis)

तम् । इन्द्रम् । प॒शवः॑ । सचा॑ । अ॒श्विनो॒भा । सर॑स्वती । दधा॑नाः । अ॒भि । अ॒नूषत । ह॒विषा॑ । य॒ज्ञः । इ॒न्द्रि॒यैः ।

Word by Word

तम्him / that (one)

इन्द्रम्Indra

पशवःthe cattle / beasts

सचtogether with

अश्विनौthe two Aśvins

उभाboth

सरस्वतीSarasvatī

दधानाःbearing / placing / holding

अभिtowards, unto

अनूषतthey praised / invoked

हविषाwith the oblation

यज्ञःthe sacrifice

इन्द्रियैःwith powers / faculties (esp. Indra-like might)

Entities Mentioned

Indra

Aśvins (both)

Sarasvatī

Paśavaḥ (cattle/creatures)

Yajña (the Sacrifice personified)

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