Sukta 40
आ प्र॒त्यञ्चं॑ दा॒शुषे॑ दा॒श्वंसं॒ सर॑स्वन्तं पुष्ट॒पतिं॑ रयि॒ष्ठाम्। रा॒यस्पोषं॑ श्रव॒स्युं वसा॑ना इ॒ह हुवेम॒ सद॑नं रयी॒णाम्
ā́ pratyáñcaṃ dāśúṣe dāśváṃsaṃ sárasvantaṃ puṣṭápatiṃ rayiṣṭhā́m | rāyás-poṣaṃ śravasyúṃ vásānā ihá huvema sádanaṃ rayīṇā́m
Hither, turned toward the offerer, bounteous, Sarasvant—lord of nourishment, most wealthy—(bringing) increase of riches, fame-bestowing: clothing ourselves therewith, here let us invoke the seat of treasures.
إلى هنا، مُقبِلًا على المُقَدِّمِ للقُربان، سخيًّا—سَرَسْفَنت، ربَّ التغذية (Puṣṭapati)، الأوفرَ ثراءً—(حاملًا) نماءَ المال، ومانحًا للذِّكر الحسن؛ متوشِّحين بذلك، هنا لِنَدْعُ مَقْعَدَ الكنوز.
Rishi: As per Anukramaṇī tradition for this hymn-group (variable across lists)
Devata: Sarasvant (prosperity and fame as attendant powers)
Chandas: Triṣṭubh-like (hymn-level assignment uncertain without full metrical audit)
Primary: vira
Secondary: shanta
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