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Sukta 39
जी॒व॒ला नाम॑ ते मा॒ता जी॑व॒न्तो नाम॑ ते पि॒ता। नद्या॒यं पुरु॑षो रिषत्। यस्मै॑ परि॒ब्रवी॑मि त्वा सा॒यंप्रा॑त॒रथो॒ दिवा॑
jīvalā́ nā́ma te mātā́ jīvánto nā́ma te pitā́ | nadyā́yāṃ púruṣo riṣat | yásmai paribrávīmi tvā sāyáṃprā́tar átho dívā ||
Jīvalā by name is thy mother; Jīvantá by name is thy father. At the river a man is injured; for whom I speak thee round about—at eve, at morn, and also by day.
جِيفَالَا اسمُها أمُّك؛ وجِيفَنْتَا اسمُه أبوك. عند النهر يُصاب رجلٌ بأذى؛ ولأجله أُحيطك بالقول من كلِّ جانب—مساءً وصباحًا، وكذلك نهارًا.
Rishi: Atharvanic transmission (to be confirmed via anukramaṇī).
Devata: Kuṣṭha (oṣadhi-devatā).
Chandas: Anuṣṭubh (to be verified).
Primary: shanta
Secondary: karuna
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