Sukta 26
ये अ॒मृतं॑ बिभृ॒थो ये ह॒वींषि॒ ये स्रो॒त्या बि॑भृ॒थो ये म॑नु॒ष्याऽन्। द्यावा॑पृथिवी॒ भव॑तं मे स्यो॒ने ते नो॑ मुञ्चत॒मंह॑सः
yé amŕ̥taṃ bibhṛ́thaḥ yé havī́ṃṣi yé srotyā́ bibhṛ́thaḥ yé manuṣyā́ḥ | dyā́vāpṛthivī́ bhavatam me syóne té no muñcatám áṃhasaḥ
Ye who bear immortality, ye who bear the oblations, ye who bear the flowing streams, ye who bear mankind—O Heaven and Earth, be to me a kindly refuge: from anguish and sin do ye release us.
أنتما اللذان تحملان amṛta (الخلود)، وأنتما اللذان تحملان havis (القرابين)، وأنتما اللذان تحملان الجداول الجارية، وأنتما اللذان تحملان البشر—يا سماءَ وأرضَ، كونا لي مَلاذًا حنونًا؛ وأطلِقا سراحَنا من amhas، من الكربِ والإثم.
Rishi: Atharvanic tradition (anonymous)
Devata: Dyāvā-Pṛthivī
Chandas: Triṣṭubh-like
Primary: shanta
Secondary: adbhuta
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