Rigveda 6.068.05
Rigveda · Mandala 6, Sukta 68 · Verse 6.68.5
Vedic Classification
Sanskrit Original
स इत्सु॒दानुः॒ स्ववा॑ँ ऋ॒तावेन्द्रा॒ यो वां॑ वरुण॒ दाश॑ति॒ त्मन् । इ॒षा स द्वि॒षस्त॑रे॒द्दास्वा॒न्वंस॑द्र॒यिं र॑यि॒वत॑श्च॒ जना॑न्
sa itsudānuḥ svavām̐ ṛtāvendrā yo vāṃ varuṇa dāśati tman iṣā sa dviṣastareddāsvānvaṃsadrayiṃ rayivataśca janān
Thus the good one bent his own will to ritual order; he who gave you Varuna as lord makes offerings to him. This one hated the twofold servitude; he gave servitude and set the people to wealth.
He who spontaneously presents you, Indra and Varuṇa (oblations), is liberal, wealthy and upright; he has to prosper with the food of his adversary, and possess riches, and opulent descendants.
Righteous is he, and liberal and helpful who, Indra-Varuna, brings you gifts with gladness. That bounteous man through food shall conquer faemen, and win him opulence and wealthy people.