Aindra praise of victorious power and beneficent giving, framed by auspicious dawning/illumination
न की रेवन्तं सख्याय विन्दसे पीयन्ति ते सुराश्वः यदा कृणोषि नदनुं समूहस्यादित्पितेव हूयसे
na kī revantaṃ sakhyāya vindase pīyanti te surāśvaḥ yadā kṛṇoṣi nadanuṃ samūhasyāditpiteva hūyase
ná kī́ revántaṃ sakhyā́ya víndase | pī́yanti te surā́śvaḥ | yádā kṛṇóṣi nádanūṃ samūhásy | ā́dit pitā́-iva hū́yase (1/2/3)
Không ai tìm được một người bạn giàu có để kết giao như Ngài; đoàn tùy tùng có ngựa tốt của Ngài uống Soma vì Ngài. Khi Ngài làm dấy lên sức mạnh gầm vang và gom tụ nó lại, bấy giờ Ngài được khẩn mời, như một người cha.
na | kī | revantam | sakhyāya | vindase | pīyanti | te | sura-aśvaḥ | yadā | kṛṇoṣi | nadanum | samūhasi | ādit | pitā-iva | hūyase
Aindra Sāman (generic; specific tune not stated in input)
{ "prastava": "Energetic opening stobhas establishing Aindra color.", "udgitha": "Main praise: unmatched friendship and wealth; attendants’ drinking.", "pratihara": "Response emphasizing the ‘drinking for you’ and the gathering action.", "upadrava": "Build to invocation simile pitā́-iva.", "nidhana": "Collective settling on hū́yase with warm closure.", "structure_notes": "Musically distinguish the ‘power surge’ (nádanūṃ) from the ‘fatherly’ invocation (pitā́-iva) by shifting from force to warmth while keeping pitch discipline.", "singer_assignments": "Standard five-part distribution among prastotṛ/udgātṛ/pratihartṛ/all." }
{ "gloss_summary": "Emphasizes Indra’s unmatched value as a wealthy friend. ‘Drinking’ is read in Soma context—either Indra’s associates drink for him or Indra drinks through them. nádanū is ‘roaring’ might (Soma-stream or Indra’s force). When Indra gathers that power, he is invoked like a father.", "ritual_interpretation": "Calls Indra to the Soma; frames the rite as familial dependence on a protector-patron; highlights the gathering of power necessary for successful offering and victory over obstacles.", "theological_insight": "Indra’s greatness includes intimacy: the supreme protector is also the closest ally; invocation is effective when power is integrated (samūhasi) rather than scattered.", "etymology_highlights": "revant ‘possessing riches’; surāśva ‘having good horses’; sam-ūh ‘to gather together’; hūyase from √hū ‘to call/invoke’." }