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White Yajurveda, Book IVशुक्लयजुर्वेद अध्याय ४

37 verses. Sanskrit beside Ralph T. H. Griffith’s English (1899).

Sanskrit source · English source

Where a verse number appears on one side only, the two editions divide the text differently: Griffith sometimes joins two verses, abridges a repeated passage, or leaves a passage untranslated (shown in his text by rows of dots), and a few verse numbers are missing from the Sanskrit transcription.

Verse: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37

4.1Book IV, verse 1

Sanskrit

No separate verse 1 in the Sanskrit transcription.

English Griffith 1899

WE have reached this earth's place of sacrificing, the place
wherein all Deities delighted.
Crossing by Rik, by Sâman, and by Yajus, may we rejoice
in food and growth of riches.
Gracious to me be these Celestial Waters!
Protect me, Plant. O Knife, forbear to harm him.

4.2Book IV, verse 2

Sanskrit

आपो ऽ अस्मान् मातरः शुन्धयन्तु घृतेन नो घृतप्वः पुनन्तु ।
विश्वꣳ हि रिप्रं प्रवहन्ति देवीः ।
उद् इदाभ्यः शुचिर् आ पूत ऽ एमि ।
दीक्षातपसोस् तनूर् असि तं त्वा शिवाꣳ शग्मां परि दधे भद्रं वर्णं पुष्यन् ॥

English Griffith 1899

The Mother Floods shall make us bright and shining, cleansers
of holy oil, with oil shall cleanse us.
For, Goddesses, they bear off all defilement. I rise up
from them purified and brightened.
The form of Consecration and of Fervour art thou. I put
thee on, the kind and blissful, maintaining an agreeable
appearance.

4.3Book IV, verse 3

Sanskrit

महीनां पयो सि वर्चोदा ऽ असि वर्चो मे देहि ।
वृत्रस्यासि कनीनकश् चक्षुर्दा ऽ असि चक्षुर् मे देहि ॥

English Griffith 1899

The Great Ones’ milk art thou. Giver of splendour art
thou: bestow on me the gift of splendour.
Pupil art thou of Vritra's eye. The giver of eyes art thou.
Give me the gift of vision.

4.4Book IV, verse 4

Sanskrit

चित्पतिर् मा पुनातु ।
वाक्पतिर् मा पुनातु ।
देवो मा सविता पुनात्व् अच्छिद्रेण पवित्रेण सूर्यस्य रश्मिभिः ।
तस्य ते पवित्रपते पवित्रपूतस्य यत्कामः पुने तच् छकेयम् ॥

English Griffith 1899

Purify me the Lord of Thought! Purify me the Lord of
Speech! Purify me God Savitar with perfect strainer, with
the beams of Sûrya!

p. 27

Of thee, Lord of the Strainer! who art by the strainer
purified,
With what desire I purify myself, may I accomplish it.

4.5Book IV, verse 5

Sanskrit

आ वो देवास ऽ ईमहे वामं प्रयत्य् अध्वरे ।
आ वो देवास आशिषो ऽ यज्ञियासो हवामहे ॥

English Griffith 1899

We come to you for precious wealth, O Gods, as sacrifice
proceeds.
O Gods, we call on you to give blessings that wait on sacrifice.

4.6Book IV, verse 6

Sanskrit

स्वाहा यज्ञं मनसः ।
स्वाहोरोर् अन्तरिक्षात् ।
स्वाहा द्यावापृथिवीभ्याम् ।
स्वाहा वाताद् आ रभे स्वाहा ॥

English Griffith 1899

Svâhâ! from mind the sacrifice. Svâhâ! from spacious
firmament.
Svâhâ! from Dyaus and Prithivî. Svâhâ! from Wind I
seize. Svâhâ!

4.7Book IV, verse 7

Sanskrit

आकूत्यै प्रयुजे ऽग्नये स्वाहा मेधायै मनसे ऽग्नये स्वाहा दीक्षायै तपसे ऽग्नये स्वाहा सरस्वत्यै पूष्णे ऽग्नये स्वाहा आपो देवीर् बृहतीर् विश्वशम्भुवो द्यावापृथिवी ऽ उरो ऽ अन्तरिक्ष ।
बृहस्पतये हविषा विधेम स्वाहा ॥

English Griffith 1899

To Resolution, Motive, Agni, Svâhâ! All-hail to Wisdom,
and to Mind, and Agni!
All-hail to Consecration, Fervour, Agni! Hail to Sarasvatî,
Pûshan, and Agni!
Ye vast, divine, all-beneficial Waters, ye Heaven and Earth
and spacious Air between them,
Let us adore Brihaspati with oblation. All-hail!

4.8Book IV, verse 8

Sanskrit

विश्वो देवस्य नेतुर् मर्तो वुरीत सख्यम् ।
विश्वो राय ऽ इषुध्यति द्युम्नं वृणीत पुष्यसे स्वाहा ॥

English Griffith 1899

May every mortal man elect the friendship of the guiding
God.
Each one solicits him for wealth: let him seek fame to prosper
him.

4.9Book IV, verse 9

Sanskrit

ऋक्सामयोः शिल्पे स्थः ते वाम् आ रभे ते मा पातमास्य यज्ञस्योदृचः ।
शर्मासि शर्म मे यच्छ नमस् ते ऽ अस्तु मा मा हिꣳसीः ॥

English Griffith 1899

Rik's, Sâman's counterparts are ye. I touch you. Protect
me till the sacrifice be ended.
Thou art a place of refuge. Give me refuge. Obeisance
unto thee! Forbear to harm me.

4.10Book IV, verse 10

Sanskrit

ऊर्ग् अस्य् आङ्गिरस्यूर्णम्रदा ऽ ऊर्जं मयि धेहि ।
सोमस्य नीविर् असि ।
विष्णोः शर्मासि शर्म यजमानस्य ।
इन्द्रस्य योनिर् असि ।
सुसस्याः कृषीस् कृधि ।
उच् छ्रयस्व वनस्पत ऽऊर्ध्वो मा पाह्य् अꣳहसऽ आस्य यज्ञस्योदृचः ॥

English Griffith 1899

Strength of Angirases art thou. Wool-soft, bestow thou
strength on me.
Thou art the garment-knot of Soma. Vishnu's refuge art
thou, the Sacrificer's refuge.

p. 28

Thou art the womb of Indra. Make the crops produce
abundant grain.
Stand up erect, O Tree. Protect me from harm until this
sacrifice be ended.

4.11Book IV, verse 11

Sanskrit

व्रतं कृणुताग्निर् ब्रह्माग्निर् यज्ञो वनस्पतिर् यज्ञियः ।
दैवीं धियं मनामहे सुमृडीकाम् अभिष्टये वर्चोधां यज्ञवाहसꣳ सुतीर्था नो ऽअसद् वशे ।
ये देवा मनोजाता मनोयुजो दक्षक्रतवस् ते नो ऽवन्तु ते नः पान्तु तेभ्यः स्वाहा ॥

English Griffith 1899

Prepare ye vow-food. Agni is the Brahman, Agni is sacrifice,
the tree is holy.
For aid we meditate divine Intelligence, most merciful,
Free-giver, bringing worship May it guide us gently, as
we would.
Favour us Gods, mind-horn, endowed with mind and intellectual
might! All-hail to them! May they be our protectors.

4.12Book IV, verse 12

Sanskrit

श्वात्राः पीता भवत यूयम् आपो ऽअस्माकम् अन्तर् उदरे सुशेवाः ।
ता ऽअस्मभ्यम् अयक्ष्माऽ अनमीवा ऽअनागसः स्वदन्तु देवीर् अमृता ऽ ऋतावृधः ॥

English Griffith 1899

Waters that we have drunk! become refreshing, become
auspicious draughts within our belly.
Free from all sin and malady and sickness, may they be
pleasant to our taste, divine Ones, immortal, strengtheners
of eternal Order.

4.13Book IV, verse 13

Sanskrit

इयं ते यज्ञिया तनूः ।
अपो मुञ्चामि न प्रजाम् ।
अꣳहोमुचः स्वाहाकृताः पृथिवीम् आविशत ।
पृथिव्या संभव ॥

English Griffith 1899

This is thy sacrificial form.
Not offspring, waters I discharge. Freeing from sin and
consecrate by Svâhâ enter ye the earth. Be thou united
with the earth.

4.14Book IV, verse 14

Sanskrit

अग्ने त्वꣳ सु जागृहि वयꣳ सु मन्दिषीमहि ।
रक्षा णो ऽ अप्रयुच्छन् प्रबुधे नः पुनस् कृधि ॥

English Griffith 1899

O Agni, watch thou well. May we take joy in most refreshing
sleep.
Protect us with unceasing care. From slumber waken us
again.

p. 29
4.15Book IV, verse 15

Sanskrit

पुनर् मनः पुनर् आयुर् म ऽआगन् पुनः प्राणः पुनर् आत्मा मऽ आगन् पुनश् चक्षुः पुनः श्रोत्रं म ऽआगन् ।
वैश्वानरोऽ अदब्धस् तनूपा ऽअग्निर् नः पातु दुरिताद् अवद्यात् ॥

English Griffith 1899

Thought hath returned to me, and life; my breath and
soul have come again.
Our bodies' guard, unscathed, Vaisvânara Agni preserve us
from misfortune and dishonour.

4.16Book IV, verse 16

Sanskrit

त्वम् अग्ने व्रतपा ऽ असि देव ऽ आ मर्त्येष्व् आ त्वं यज्ञेष्व् ईड्यः ।
रास्वेयत्सोमा भूयो भर देवो नः सविता वसोर् दाता वस्व् अदात् ॥

English Griffith 1899

Thou, Agni, art the guardian God of sacred vows among
mankind, thou meet for praise at holy rites.
Grant this much, Soma! bring yet more. God Savitar who
giveth wealth hath given treasure unto us.

4.17Book IV, verse 17

Sanskrit

एषा ते शुक्र तनूर् एतद् वर्चस् तया सं भव भ्राजं गच्छ ।
जूर् असि धृता मनसा जुष्टा विष्णवे ॥

English Griffith 1899

This is thy form, O Bright One, this thy lustre. Combine
with this thy form and go to splendour.
Impetuous art thou, upheld by mind, and Vishnu loveth
thee.

4.18Book IV, verse 18

Sanskrit

तस्यास् ते सत्यसवसः प्रसवे तन्वो यन्त्रम् अशीय स्वाहा ।
शुक्रम् असि चन्द्रम् अस्य् अमृतम् असि वैश्वदेवम् असि ॥

English Griffith 1899

Moved by thine impulse who hast true impulsion, may I
obtain a prop to stay my body.
Pure art thou, glistering art thou, immortal, dear to all the
Gods.

4.19Book IV, verse 19

Sanskrit

चिद् असि मनासि धीर् असि दक्षिणासि क्षत्रियासि यज्ञियास्य् अदितिर् अस्य् उभयतःशीर्ष्णी ।
सा नः सुप्राची सुप्रतीच्य् एधि मित्रस् त्वा पदि बध्नीतां पूषाऽध्वनस् पात्व् इन्द्रायाध्यक्षाय ॥

English Griffith 1899

Thought art thou, mind, intelligence, the Guerdon, royal,
worshipful, Aditi with a double head. Succeed for us in
going forth, succeed for us in thy return. May Mitra
bind thee by the foot. May Pûshan guard thy pathways
for Indra whose eye is over all.

p. 30
4.20Book IV, verse 20

Sanskrit

अनु त्वा माता मन्यताम् अनु पिताऽनु भ्राता सगर्भ्यो ऽनु सखा सयूथ्यः ।
सा देवि देवम् अच्छेहीन्द्राय सोमꣳ रुद्रस् त्वा वर्तयतु स्वस्ति सोमसखा पुनर् एहि ॥

English Griffith 1899

Thy mother give thee leave to go, thy father, thine own
brother, and thy friend of the same herd with thee!
Go thou, O Goddess, to the God. To Soma go for Indra's
sake.
May Rudra turn thee back. Return safely with Soma as
thy friend.

4.21Book IV, verse 21

Sanskrit

वस्व्य् अस्य् अदितिर् अस्यादित्यासि रुद्रासि चन्द्रासि ।
बृहस्पतिष् ट्वा सुम्ने रम्णातु रुद्रो वसुभिर् आ चके ॥

English Griffith 1899

Thou art a Vasvî, thou art Aditi, thou art an Âdityâ, thou
art a Rudrâ, thou art a Chandrâ.
Brihaspati vouchsafe thee rest and comfort! Rudra with
Vasus looks on thee with favour.

4.22Book IV, verse 22

Sanskrit

अदित्यास् त्वा मूर्धन्न् आ जिघर्मि देवयजने पृथिव्याऽ इडायास् पदम् असि घृतवत् स्वाहा ।
अस्मे रमस्व ।
अस्मे ते बन्धुः ।
त्वे रायः ।
मे रायः ।
मा वयꣳ रायस्पोषेण वि यौष्म ।
तोतो रायः ॥

English Griffith 1899

On Aditi's head I sprinkle thee, on the earth's place of
sacrifice.
Footstep of Idâ art thou, filled with fatness. Hail!
Rejoice in us. Thy kinship is in us. In thee are riches.
Mine be riches! Let us not be deprived of abundant
riches. Thine, thine are riches.

4.23Book IV, verse 23

Sanskrit

सम् अख्ये देव्या धिया सं दक्षिणयोरुचक्षसा ।
मा मऽ आयुः प्र मोषीर् मो ऽअहं तव ।
वीरं विदेय तव देवि संदृशि ॥

English Griffith 1899

I with my thought have commerced with divine far-sighted
Dakshinâ.
Steal not my life. I will not thine. May I, O Goddess, in
thy sight find for myself a hero son.

4.24Book IV, verse 24

Sanskrit

एष ते गायत्रो भागऽ इति मे सोमाय ब्रूताद् एष ते त्रैष्टुभो भागऽ इति मे सोमाय ब्रूताद् एष ते जागतो भागऽ इति मे सोमाय ब्रूताच् छन्दोनामानाꣳ साम्राज्यं गच्छेति मे सोमाय ब्रूतात् ।
आस्माकोऽ सि शुक्रस् ते ग्रह्यो विचितस् त्वा वि चिन्वन्तु ॥

English Griffith 1899

Tell Soma this for me: This is thy share allied with Gâyatrî.
For me say this to Soma: This is thine allotted Trishtup
share.
Tell Soma this for me: This is thy share allied with Jagatî.
Tell Soma this for me: Win thou sole lordship of the metres’
names.
Ours art thou: pure thy juice for draught. Let separators
pick thee out.

p. 31
4.25Book IV, verse 25

Sanskrit

अभि त्यं देवꣳ सवितारम् ओण्योः कविक्रतुम् अर्चामि सत्यसवꣳ रत्नधाम् अभि प्रियं मतिं कविम् ।
ऊर्ध्वा यस्यामतिर् भा अदिद्युतत् सवीमनि हिरण्यपाणिर् अमिमीत सुक्रतुः कृपा स्वः ।
प्रजाभ्यस् त्वा ।
प्रजास् त्वाऽनुप्राणन्तु प्रजास् त्वम् अनुप्राणिहि ॥

English Griffith 1899

I sing my song of praise to him, Savitar, God between the
Bowls, strong with the wisdom of the wise, of true impulsion,
wealth-giver, the well-beloved thoughtful Sage.
To him at whose impulsion shone aloft in heaven the splendid
light.
Most wise, the Golden-handed hath measured the sky with
skilled design.
For living creatures, thee. Let living creatures breathe
after thee. Breathe after living creatures.

4.26Book IV, verse 26

Sanskrit

शुक्रं त्वा शुक्रेण क्रीणामि चन्द्रं चन्द्रेणामृतम् अमृतेन ।
सग्मे ते गोः ।
अस्मे ते चन्द्राणि ।
तपसस् तनूर् असि प्रजापतेर् वर्णः परमेण पशुना क्रीयसे सहस्रपोषं पुषेयम् ॥

English Griffith 1899

Thee who art pure, with what is pure I purchase, the bright
with bright, immortal with immortal.
The Sacrificer keep thy cow. Let thy gold pieces be with us.
Fervour's form art thou, and Prajâpati's nature. With the
most noble animal art thou purchased. May I increase
with thousandfold abundance.

4.27Book IV, verse 27

Sanskrit

मित्रो नऽ एहि सुमित्रधः ।
ऽ इन्द्रस्योरुम् आ विश दक्षिणम् उशन्न् उशन्तꣳ स्योनः स्योनम् ।
स्वान भ्राजाङ्घारे बम्भारे हस्त सुहस्त कृशानो ।
एते वः सोमक्रयणास् तान् रक्षध्वं मा वो दभन् ॥

English Griffith 1899

As friend, the giver of good friends, approach us!
Take thou thy seat on the right thigh of Indra, yearning on
yearning, pleasing on the pleasing.
Anghâri, Svâna, Bhrâja, and Bambhâri, O Hasta, and Suhasta
and Krisânu,
These are your prices for the Soma purchase. Keep them
securely, let them never fail you.

4.28Book IV, verse 28

Sanskrit

परि माग्ने दुश्चरिताद् बाधस्वा मा सुचरिते भज ।
उद् आयुषा स्वायुषोदस्थाम् अमृताꣳ ऽअनु ॥

English Griffith 1899

Keep me, O Agni, from unrighteous conduct: make me a
sharer in the path of goodness.

p. 32

I, following Immortals, have arisen with longer life, with a
good life before me.

4.29Book IV, verse 29

Sanskrit

प्रति पन्थाम् अपद्महि स्वस्तिगाम् अनेहसम् ।
येन विश्वाः परि द्विषो वृणक्ति विन्दते वसु ॥

English Griffith 1899

Now have we entered on the path that leads to bliss without
a foe,
The path whereon a man escapes all enemies and gathers
wealth.

4.30Book IV, verse 30

Sanskrit

अदित्यास् त्वग् असि ।
अदित्यै सद ऽआ सीद ।
अस्तभ्नाद् द्यां वृषभो ऽ अन्तरिक्षम् अमिमीत वरिमाणं पृथिव्याः ।
आसीदद् विश्वा भुवनानि सम्राड् विश्वेत् तानि वरुणस्य व्रतानि ॥

English Griffith 1899

The skin of Aditi art thou. Sit on the lap of Aditi.
The Bull hath propped the sky and air's mid-region, the
compass of the broad earth hath he measured.
He, King Supreme, approached all living creatures. Truly
all these are Varuna's ordinances.

4.31Book IV, verse 31

Sanskrit

वनेषु व्यन्तरिक्षं ततान वाजम् अर्वत्सु पय ऽउस्रियासु ।
हृत्सु क्रतुं वरुणो विक्ष्व् अग्निं दिवि सूर्यम् अदधात् सोमम् अद्रौ ॥

English Griffith 1899

Over the woods the air hath he extended, put milk in kine
and vigorous speed in horses,
Set intellect in hearts and fire in houses, Sûrya in heaven
and Soma on the mountain.

4.32Book IV, verse 32

Sanskrit

सूर्यस्य चक्षुर् आरोहाग्नेर् अक्ष्णः कनीनकम् ।
यत्रैतशेभिर् ईयसे भ्राजमानो विपश्चिता ॥

English Griffith 1899

Ascend the eye of Sûrya, mount the pupil set in Agni's eye
Where, radiant through the Wise One, thou speedest along
with dappled steeds.

4.33Book IV, verse 33

Sanskrit

उस्राव् एतं धूर्षाहौ युज्येथाम् अनश्रूऽ अवीरहणौ ब्रह्मचोदनौ ।
स्वस्ति यजमानस्य गृहान् गच्छतम् ॥

English Griffith 1899

Approach, ye oxen, fit to bear the yoke; be yoked without
a tear.
Slaying no man, urging the Brahman forward, go happily
to the Sacrificer's dwelling.

4.34Book IV, verse 34

Sanskrit

भद्रो मेऽ सि प्रच्यवस्व भुवस्पते विश्वान्य् अभि धामानि ।
मा त्वा परिपरिणो विदन् मा त्वा परिपन्थिनो विदन् मा वृकाऽ अघायवो विदन् ।
श्येनो भूत्वा परा पत यजमानस्य गृहान् गच्छ तन् नौ सँ̐स्कृतम् ॥

English Griffith 1899

Lord of the World, thou art my gracious helper: move forward
on thy way to all the stations.
Let not opponents, let not robbers find thee, let not malignant
wolves await thy coming.
Fly thou away having become a falcon. Go to the dwelling
of the Sacrificer. That is the special place for us to rest in.

p. 33
4.35Book IV, verse 35

Sanskrit

नमो मित्रस्य वरुणस्य चक्षसे महो देवाय तद् ऋतꣳ सपर्यत ।
दूरेदृशे देवजाताय केतवे दिवस् पुत्राय सूर्याय शꣳसत ॥

English Griffith 1899

Do homage unto Varuna's and Mitra's eye: offer this solemn
worship to the Mighty God,
Who seeth far away, the Ensign born of Gods. Sing praises
unto Sûrya, to the Son of Dyaus.

4.36Book IV, verse 36

Sanskrit

वरुणस्योत्तम्भनम् असि ।
वरुणस्य स्कम्भसर्जनी स्थः ।
वरुणस्यऽ ऋतसदन्य् असि वरुणस्यऽ ऋतसदनम् असि ।
वरुणस्य ऽऋतसदनम् आ सीद ॥

English Griffith 1899

Thou art a prop for Varuna to rest on. Ye are the pins that
strengthen Varuna's pillar.
Thou art the lawful seat where Varuna sitteth. Sit on the
lawful seat where Varuna sitteth.

4.37Book IV, verse 37

Sanskrit

या ते धामानि हविषा यजन्ति ता ते विश्वा परिभूर् अस्तु यज्ञम् ।
गयस्फानः प्रतरणः सुवीरो ऽवीरहा प्रचरा सोम दुर्यान् ॥

English Griffith 1899

Such of thy glories as with poured oblations men honour,
may they all invest our worship.
Wealth-giver, furtherer with troops of heroes, sparing the
brave, come, Soma, to our houses.

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English: Ralph T. H. Griffith, The Texts of the White Yajurveda (Benares: E. J. Lazarus, 1899), public domain. Transcription: Internet Sacred Text Archive (public-domain file; credit link requested by the archive). Sanskrit: Sanskrit Wikisource. The ancient text is public domain; Wikisource page text is shared under CC BY-SA 4.0.