Rig Veda 10.77

abhrapruṣo na vācā pruṣā vasu haviṣmanto na yajñā vi jānuṣaḥ sumārutaṃ na brahmāṇam arhase gaṇam astoṣy eṣāṃ na śobhase

As with their voice from cloud they sprinkle treasure so are the wise man's liberal sacrifices. I praise their Company that merits worship as the good Maruts' priest to pay them honour.

śriye maryāso añjīṃr akṛṇvata sumārutaṃ na pūrvīr ati kṣapaḥ divas putrāsa etā na yetira ādityāsas te akrā na vāvṛdhuḥ

The youths have wrought their ornaments for glory through many nights,-this noble band of Maruts. Like stags the Sons of Dyatis have striven onward, the Sons of Aditi grown strong like pillars.

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They who extend beyond the earth and heaven, by their own mass, as from the cloud spreads Surya; Like mighty Heroes covetous of glory, like heavenly gallants who destroy the wicked.

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When ye come nigh, as in the depth of waters, the earth is loosened, as it were, and shaken. This your all-feeding sacrifice approaches: come all united, fraught, as 'twere with viands.

yūyaṃ dhūrṣu prayujo na raśmibhir jyotiṣmanto na bhāsā vyuṣṭiṣu śyenāso na svayaśaso riśādasaḥ pravāso na prasitāsaḥ paripruṣaḥ

Ye are like horses fastened to the chariot poles, luminous with your beams, with splendour as at dawn; Like self-bright falcons, punishers of wicked men, like hovering birds urged forward, scattering rain around.

pra yad vahadhve marutaḥ parākād yūyam mahaḥ saṃvaraṇasya vasvaḥ vidānāso vasavo rādhyasyārāc cid dveṣaḥ sanutar yuyota

When ye come forth, O Maruts, from the distance, from the great treasury of rich possessions, Knowing, O Vasus, boons that should be granted, even from afar drive back the men who hate us.

ya udṛci yajñe adhvareṣṭhā marudbhyo na mānuṣo dadāśat revat sa vayo dadhate suvīraṃ sa devānām api gopīthe astu

He who, engaged in the rite's final duty brings, as a man, oblation to the Maruts, Wins him life's wealthy fulness, blest with heroes: he shall be present, too, where Gods drink Soma.

te hi yajñeṣu yajñiyāsa ūmā ādityena nāmnā śambhaviṣṭhāḥ te no 'vantu rathatūr manīṣām mahaś ca yāmann adhvare cakānāḥ

For these are helps adored at sacrifices, bringing good fortune by their name Adityas. Speeding on cars let them protect our praises, delighting in our sacrifice and worship.