Tawny
Created by Jijith Nadumuri at 17 May 2011 10:41 and updated at 17 May 2011 10:41
RIGVEDA NOUN
rvs.1.62 | Sure leader, yoker of the Tawny Coursers. May he, enriched with prayer, come soon and early. |
rvs.1.82 | Who thinks upon the wellfilled- bowl, the Tawny Coursers' harnesser. Now, Indra, yoke thy two Bay |
rvs.1.84 | 2 His pair of Tawny Coursers bring Indra of unresisted might |
rvs.2.17 | Hurled down by thee the carborne- Lord of Tawny Steeds, the congregated swift ones fled in sundry |
rvs.3.30 | 12 Surya transgresses not the ordered limits set daily by the Lord of Tawny Coursers. |
rvs.3.35 | Let thy Steeds eat; set free thy Tawny Horses, and roasted grain like this consume thou daily. |
rvs.3.36 | Him the broad earth hath never comprehended when Somas cheered the Lord of Tawny Coursers. |
rvs.3.36 | That splendid gift which is thine own, O Indra, vouchsafe to us, Lord of the Tawny Coursers. |
rvs.3.44 | Thou, Indra, knowing, thinking, Lord of Tawny Steeds, above all glories waxest great. |
rvs.3.44 | He takes his golden weapon, Lord of Tawny Steeds, the golden thunder in his arms. |
rvs.3.49 | 2 Whom, most heroic, borne by Tawny Coursers, verily none subdueth in the battle; |
rvs.4.16 | 1. IMPETUOUS, true, let Maghavan come hither, and let his Tawny Coursers speed to reach us. |
rvs.4.20 | 2 May Indra come to us with Tawny Coursers, inclined to us, to favour and enrich us. |
rvs.4.22 | 7 With joy, O Indra, Lord of Tawny Coursers, the Sisters then, these Goddesses, extolled thee, |
rvs.4.29 | 1. COME, lauded, unto us with powers and succours, O Indra, with thy Tawny Steeds; exulting, |
rvs.4.32 | 22 I praise thy pair of Tawny Steeds, wise Son of him who giveth kine |
rvs.4.35 | With cunning, Rbhus, rich in treasure, fashioned the two swift Tawny Steeds who carry Indra. |
rvs.5.30 | 1. WHERE is that Hero? Who hath looked on Indra borne on lightrolling- car by Tawny Coursers, |
rvs.5.45 | 10 Surya hath mounted to the shining ocean when he hath yoked his fairbacked- Tawny Horses. |
rvs.7.31 | 1. SING ye a song, to make him glad, to Indra, Lord of Tawny Steeds, |
rvs.7.32 | And may we with our princes, Lord of Tawny Steeds! pass through all peril, led by thee. |
rvs.8.24 | 17 Indra, whom Tawny Coursers bear, praise such as thine, preeminent, |
rvs.8.46 | Thou driver of the Tawny Steeds. |
rvs.9.34 | The Tawny One is decked with tints. |
rvs.9.38 | 2 The Dames of Trita with the stones onward impel this Tawny One |
rvs.9.39 | 6 In union they have sung the hymn: with stones they urge the Tawny One. |
rvs.9.62 | 18 Drive ye that Tawny Courser, O ye pressers, on his way to war, |
rvs.9.63 | 17 For Indra, living men adorn the Tawny Courser in the streams, Indu, the giver of delight. |
rvs.9.64 | Poured, Tawny One! on milk and curds. |
rvs.9.67 | 4 Indu, urged forward, floweth through the fleecy cloth: the Tawny One |
rvs.9.68 | 2 He bellows with a roar arourd the highest twigs: the Tawny One is sweetened as he breaks them up. |
rvs.9.80 | He spreads himself abroad to meet all things that be: the vigorous Tawny Steed flows sporting on |
rvs.9.86 | 31 Onward the Singer travels over the fleecy sieve. the Tawny Steer hath bellowed in the wooden |
rvs.9.86 | Heglideth. like a serpent from his ancient skin, and like a playful horse the Tawny Steer hath run. |
rvs.9.95 | 1. Loud neighs the Tawny Steed when started, settling deep in the wooden vessel while they cleanse |
rvs.9.101 | Bellowing out, the Tawny Steer goes on to Indras' special place. |
rvs.10.23 | Which his two Tawny Coursers draw, then Indra is the Sovran Lord of power whose glory spreads afar. |
rvs.10.61 | Protect our wealthy nobles, guard our princes unmenaced near thee, Lord of Tawny Coursers. |
rvs.10.96 | For Indra laud ye strength allied with Tawny Steeds, laud him whom cows content as it were with |
rvs.10.96 | He, Lord of Tawny Coursers, Lord of fleetfoot- Mares, will bear his Bay Steeds safely over all |
rvs.10.96 | When, while the bowl stands there, he grooms his Tawny Steeds, when he hath drunk strong drink, |
rvs.10.104 | 2 Drink of the juice which men have washed in waters, and fill thee full, O Lord of Tawny Horses. |
rvs.10.104 | 5 Through thy directions, Lord of Tawny Coursers, thine who art firm, splendid, and blest, the |
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