Yajurveda

VSM 22.19

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वि॒भूर्मा॒त्रा प्र॒भूः पि॒त्राऽश्वो॑ऽसि॒ हयो॒ऽस्यत्यो॑ऽसि॒ मयो॒ऽस्यर्वा॑ऽसि॒ सप्ति॑रसि वा॒ज्य॒सि॒ वृषा॑ऽसि नृ॒मणा॑ असि । ययु॒र्नामा॑ऽसि॒ शिशु॒र्नामा॑स्यादि॒त्यानां॒ पत्वाऽन्वि॑हि॒ देवा॑ आशापाला ए॒तं दे॒वेभ्योऽश्वं॒ मेधा॑य॒ प्रोक्षि॑तᳪं᳭ रक्षते॒ह रन्ति॑रि॒ह र॑मतामि॒ह धृति॑रि॒ह स्वधृ॑ति॒: स्वाहा॑ ।। १९ ।।

Recitation of this verse (VSM 22.19).

The line traces the 45 accent marks printed in this verse. It is not measured pitch and not a melody.

About this recording

Source: VedSearch
Recording covers: one verse · VSM 22.19
Matched to this passage: Confirmed. The text the source says this recording recites matches this corpus's text for this passage.
The line behind the control: An accent trace: one turn for each of the 45 accent marks printed in this verse, a mark above the letter turning the line up and a mark below turning it down. It is derived from the text on this page and from nothing else. It is not measured pitch, not a reconstructed melody, and not a timing of the recording: the playhead moves across it because both run left to right, and no syllable is claimed to align with any moment of the audio.
Recitation tradition: Not stated by the source
Reciter: Not stated by the source
How it was matched: Mapped from the canonical key to the source's own verse coordinates -- for the Rigveda through the Valakhilya edition permutation, since the source numbers Mandala 8 in Griffith's order -- and then confirmed by comparing the text the source states this recording recites against this corpus's text for the same key.
Attribution: Recitation courtesy VedSearch (vedsearch.org).

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Translation

Mighty through thy dam, eminent through thy sire, thou art a horse, thou art a steed, thou art a courser, thou art a comfort, thou art a racer, thou art a yoke-horse, thou art a strong steed, thou art a stallion, thou art manly-minded. Thou art called Yayu, thou art called Sisu. Follow thou the flight of the Âdityas. Gods, Warders of the Regions, protect for the Gods this horse besprinkled for sacrifice. Here is delight. Here take thy pleasure. Here is content. Here is self-content.

ShelfmarkVG:YV:VSM:A22:V019cited as VSM 22.19