Arbudi

Created by Jijith Nadumuri at 02 Jul 2011 18:18 and updated at 02 Jul 2011 18:18

ATHARVAVEDA NOUN

avs.11.9	[1100901] All arms and every arrow, all the power and might that bows possess, The warlike weapon, axes, swords, the plan and purpose in the heart, All this, O Arbudi, make thou visible to our enemies, and let them look on mist and fog.
avs.11.9	Let your mysterious natures be seen by our friends O Arbudi.
avs.11.9	fast, Assail, both of you, Arbudi, the armies of our enemies.
avs.11.9	[1100904] The God whose name is Arbudi, and Nyarbudi the Mighty One, The two by whom the air and this great earth are compassed and possessed, With these two friends of Indra I go forth to conquer with the host.
avs.11.9	O Godlike Being, Arbudi.
avs.11.9	[1100906] Exhibiting, O Arbudi, seven children of the mist and fog, When butter hath been offered, rise with all of these and with the host.
avs.11.9	[1100907] Beating her breast, with tearful face, let the short earned, the wild haired hag. [p. 69] Shriek loudly when a man is slain, pierced through by thee, O Arbudi;
avs.11.9	[1100908] Snatching away the vertebra, while with her thought she seeks her son, Her husband, brother, kin, when one, Arbudi! hath been pierc ed by thee.
avs.11.9	Feast on our foes, and show where one, Arbudi! hath been pierced by thee.
avs.11.9	[1100910] Then let each greedy beast of prey, and fly and worm regale itself Upon the human corpse where one, Arbudi, hath been pierced by thee.
avs.11.9	Let mingled shouts and echoing cries of woe amid our foemen show where thou, O Arbudi, hast pierced
avs.11.9	With widely grasping bends of arm, O Arbudi, crush down our foes.
avs.11.9	[1100913] Let those mens arms grow faint and weak, dull be the purpose of their heart; And let not aught of them be left when thou, O Arbudi, hast pierced.
avs.11.9	[1100914] Self smiting, beating breast and thigh, careless of unguent, with their hair dishevelled, weeping, hags shall run together, when a man is slain, when thou, O Arbudi, hast pierced.
avs.11.9	[1100915] Apsarases with dog like mates, and Rupakas, O Arbudi, And her who licks the cup inside, and seeks to wound in ill kept place, All these, O Arbudi, do thou make visible to our enemies and let them look on mists and fog.
avs.11.9	[1100918] Make thou, O Arbudi, those wings of hostile armies quake with dread.
avs.11.9	[1100922] The clever and the foolish ones, those who are twisted round, the deaf, The dusky hued, the hornless goats and those whose voice is like the buck s, All these, O Arbudi, do thou make visible to our enemies: cause them to look on mists and fog.
avs.11.9	[1100923] Arbudi and Trishandhi fall upon our foes and scatter them, So that, O Indra, Lord of Might, Slayer of Vritra, we may kill thousands of these our enemies!
avs.11.9	Beings, Fathers, Gods, All these do thou, O Arbudi, make visible to our enemies: cause them to look on mists and fog.
avs.11.9	[1100925] High sway have Maruts, and the God Aditya, Brahmanaspati, High sway have Indra, Agni, and Dilator, Mitra, Prajapati, High sway have Rishis given to you, showing upon our enemies where thou, O Arbudi, hast pierced.
avs.11.10	[1101005] Rise up, O Godlike Being, rise, Arbudi, with thine army: this, Tribute is sacrificed to thee, Trishandhi s welcome offering
avs.11.10	[1101007] Down let the dim eyed demon fly, and let her shorteared sister shriek: Red be the banners when the host of Arbudi hath won the day.
avs.11.10	[1101023] The armour clad, the armourless, enemies clothed with coats of mail, All these struck down, O Arbudi, let dogs devour upon the earth.

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