Mantra 3
Indra empowered by Soma-exhilaration (mada/matsara) to grant victory and wealth
त्वं हि शूरः सनिता चोदयो मनुषो रथम् सहावान्दस्युमव्रतमोषः पात्रं न शोचिषा
tvaṃ hi śūraḥ sanitā codayo manuṣo ratham sahāvāndasyumavratamoṣaḥ pātraṃ na śociṣā
因为你确是英雄（śūraḥ）、得胜者（sanitā）；你驱策人之战车。你具大力（sahāvān），掠夺达修（dasyu）者，剥夺无誓者（avratá）者；你以光辉（śociṣā）闪耀，如器皿（pātra）之灿然。
tvam hi śūraḥ | sanitā | codayaḥ | manuṣaḥ ratham | saha-vān | dasyum a-vrata-moṣaḥ | pātram na | śociṣā
Unknown/unspecified (requires gāna concordance)
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{ "gloss_summary": "Indra is hero and winner; he impels the human chariot; he despoils Dasyus and those without Vedic observance; ‘pātra’ is taken concretely as the sacrificial vessel, shining with splendor (śociṣ).", "ritual_interpretation": "Victory over ‘avratāḥ’ is read as ritual-moral protection granted to the sacrificer; the vessel-image anchors the verse in Soma paraphernalia.", "theological_insight": "Power is righteous when aligned with vrata; Indra’s radiance is the shining of ṛta upheld through sacrifice.", "etymology_highlights": "a-vrata as ‘bereft of vrata’; śociṣ as flame/splendor; moṣa as ‘spoiling/robbing’ of hostile forces." }