यजुर्वेद - अध्याय 7/ मन्त्र 44
ऋषिः - आङ्गिरस ऋषिः
देवता - प्रजापतिर्देवता
छन्दः - भूरिक् आर्षी त्रिष्टुप्,
स्वरः - धैवतः
5
अ॒यं नो॑ऽअ॒ग्निर्वरि॑वस्कृणोत्व॒यं मृधः॑ पु॒रऽए॑तु प्रभि॒न्दन्। अ॒यं वाजा॑ञ्जयतु॒ वाज॑साताव॒यꣳ शत्रू॑ञ्जयतु॒ जर्हृ॑षाणः॒ स्वाहा॑॥४४॥
स्वर सहित पद पाठअ॒यम्। नः॒। अग्निः॒। वरि॒॑वः। कृ॒णो॒तु॒। अ॒यम्। मृधः॑। पु॒रः। ए॒तु॒। प्र॒भि॒न्दन्निति॑ प्रऽभि॒न्दन्। अ॒यम्। वाजा॑न्। ज॒य॒तु॒। वाज॑साता॒विति॒ वाज॑ऽसातौ। अ॒यम्। शत्रू॑न्। ज॒य॒तु॒। जर्हृ॑षाणः। स्वाहा॑ ॥४४॥.
स्वर रहित मन्त्र
अयन्नोऽअग्निर्वरिवस्कृणोत्वयम्मृधः पुर एतु प्रभिन्दन् । अयँ वाजाञ्जयतु वाजसातावयँ शत्रून्जयतु जर्हृषाणः स्वाहा ॥
स्वर रहित पद पाठ
अयम्। नः। अग्निः। वरिवः। कृणोतु। अयम्। मृधः। पुरः। एतु। प्रभिन्दन्निति प्रऽभिन्दन्। अयम्। वाजान्। जयतु। वाजसाताविति वाजऽसातौ। अयम्। शत्रून्। जयतु। जर्हृषाणः। स्वाहा॥४४॥.
Meaning -
This first warrior, the master of medical science, keeps us from disease on the battle field. This second warrior, the destroyer of foes, marches forth on the battle field. This third warrior, the preacher, should encourage the fast moving brave soldiers. This fourth warrior, full of delight, should subdue the irreligious foes.
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In this text four kinds of warriors have been mentioned as necessary in war. One who is a medical man, and looks to the health of the soldiers. The other is a preacher, who with his eloquence keeps up the drooping spirits of the soldiers. The third scolds, chides and rebukes the foes. The fourth defeats the foes. Victory is won by the concerted action of all the four. This verse is identical with 5. 37, but has a different interpretation.
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