Rig Veda
śrat te dadhāmi prathamāya manyave 'han yad vṛtraṃ naryaṃ viver apaḥ ubhe yat tvā bhavato rodasī anu rejate śuṣmāt pṛthivī cid adrivaḥ
I trust in thy first wrathful deed, O Indra, when thou slewest Vritra and didst work to profit man; What time the two world-halves fell short of thee in might, and the earth trembled at thy force, O Thunder-anned.
tvam māyābhir anavadya māyinaṃ śravasyatā manasā vṛtram ardayaḥ tvām in naro vṛṇate gaviṣṭiṣu tvāṃ viśvāsu havyāsv iṣṭiṣu
Thou with thy magic powers didst rend the conjurer Vritra, O Blameless One, with heart that longed for fame. Heroes elect thee when they battle for the prey, thee in all sacrifices worthy of renown.
aiṣu cākandhi puruhūta sūriṣu vṛdhāso ye maghavann ānaśur magham arcanti toke tanaye pariṣṭiṣu medhasātā vājinam ahraye dhane
God Much-invoked, take pleasure in these princes here, who, thine exalters, Maghavan, have come to wealth. In synods, when the rite succeeds, they hymn the Strong for sons and progeny and riches undisturbed.
sa in nu rāyaḥ subhṛtasya cākanan madaṃ yo asya raṃhyaṃ ciketati tvāvṛdho maghavan dāśvadhvaro makṣū sa vājam bharate dhanā nṛbhiḥ
That man shall find delight in well-protected wealth whose care provides for him the quick-sought joyous draught. Bringing oblations, strengthened Maghavan, by thee, he swiftly wins the spoil with heroes in the fight.
tvaṃ śardhāya mahinā gṛṇāna uru kṛdhi maghavañchagdhi rāyaḥ tvaṃ no mitro varuṇo na māyī pitvo na dasma dayase vibhaktā
Now for our band, O Maghavan, when lauded, make ample room with might, and grant us riches. Magician thou, our Varuna and Mitra, deal food to us, O Wondrous, as Dispenser.