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Rig Veda 8.31.5: Mandala 8, Sukta 31, Mantra 5

Sukta 8.31

Devata: Likely a dual divinity (dampatī), compatible with Aśvinau or paired household-powers; Soma-pressing context implied

या दम्पती समनसा सुनुत आ च धावतः । देवासो नित्ययाशिरा ॥

Sanskrit recitationRig Veda 8.31.5

yā́ dampatī́ sámanasā sunutá ā́ ca dhā́vataḥ | devā́so nítyayā́śírā ||

Đôi chủ nhân của gia thất (vợ chồng), đồng tâm đồng ý, vội đến cuộc ép Soma và tiếng gọi ấy; như chư thiên, mang theo sự viên mãn hoan hỷ thường hằng, không cạn.

याwho (she/that)
या:
Kartā (relative subject) / viśeṣaṇa of दम्पती
TypePronoun
Rootयद् (sarvanāma-prātipadika)
दम्पतीthe wedded pair (husband and wife)
दम्पती:
Kartā (subject of धावतः)
TypeNoun
Rootदम्पती (prātipadika; dvandva/dual ‘house-lord and lady’)
समनसाwith one mind, in harmony
समनसा:
Karaṇa / hetu-bhāva (with one mind, in concord)
TypeAdjective
Rootसमनस् (prātipadika; sa- + मनस्)
सुनुतpress (the Soma)!
सुनुत:
(to the addressed) Kartā implied; predicate command
TypeVerb
Rootसु (dhātu ‘to press/express (Soma)’) → सुनु (present stem)
hither, towards
:
— (directional/ingressive particle with धावतः)
TypeIndeclinable
Rootआ (upasarga)
and
:
TypeIndeclinable
Rootच (particle)
धावतःthey two run/hasten
धावतः:
predicate; Kartā = दम्पती
TypeVerb
Rootधाव् (dhātu ‘to run, hasten’) → धाव (present stem)
देवासःthe gods
देवासः:
Kartā (of an implied/copular sense; or apposition to दम्पती as ‘like gods’)
TypeNoun
Rootदेव (prātipadika)
नित्ययाशिराwith a constant benediction/prayer
नित्ययाशिरा:
Karaṇa / hetu-bhāva (with constant blessing/prayer)
TypeNoun (compound/phrase in Vedic sandhi) used adverbially
Rootनित्य-आशिस् (prātipadika; ‘constant prayer/blessing’) → नित्ययाशिस् (Vedic contraction)

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