Rigveda 9.068.02
Rigveda · Mandala 9, Sukta 68 · Verse 9.68.2
Vedic Classification
Sanskrit Original
स रोरु॑वद॒भि पूर्वा॑ अचिक्रददुपा॒रुहः॑ श्र॒थय॑न्स्वादते॒ हरिः॑ । ति॒रः प॒वित्रं॑ परि॒यन्नु॒रु ज्रयो॒ नि शर्या॑णि दधते दे॒व आ वर॑म्
sa roruvadabhi pūrvā acikradadupāruhaḥ śrathayansvādate hariḥ tiraḥ pavitraṃ pariyannuru jrayo ni śaryāṇi dadhate deva ā varam
He, having cried aloud, first proclaimed, ascending the heights; the praise-loving Hari rejoiced. Crossing the sacred brook he encircled it, and the gods placed the best of offerings.
He with a noise re-echoes the principal (praises), separating the growing herbs, the green-tinted (Soma) sweetens them; passing through the filter, (he exerts) great speed, he annihilates the rākṣasas, the shining (Soma) bestows wealth (upon the worshippers).
He bellows with a roar arourd the highest twigs: the Tawny One is sweetened as he breaks them up. Then passing through the sieve into the ample room, the God throws off the dregs according to his wish.