Sukta 4
श॒त॒याजं॒ स य॑जते॒ नैनं॑ दुन्वन्त्य॒ग्नयः॑ । जिन्व॑न्ति॒ विश्वे॒ तं दे॒वा यो ब्रा॑ह्म॒ण ऋ॑ष॒भमा॑जु॒होति॑
śatáyājaṁ sá yajate náinaṁ dunvánty agnáyaḥ | jínvanti víśve táṁ devā́ yó brāhmaṇá ṛṣabhám ā́juhoti ||
A hundred-sacrificer is he accounted; the Fires afflict him not. All Gods make him to thrive—who, being Brahman, offers up the Bull.
يُعَدُّ مُقَدِّمَ مئةِ ذبيحةٍ؛ ولا تُؤذيه النيرانُ (Agni). وجميعُ الآلهةِ تُنمّيه وتُقوّيه—ذلك الذي، وهو براهمن (Brāhmaṇa)، يُقَرِّبُ «الثور» قربانًا.
Rishi: Atharvanic/Angirasic attribution (per anukramaṇī for AV 9.4).
Devata: Agni and Viśve Devāḥ; Ṛṣabha as consecrated offering-object.
Chandas: Anuṣṭubh (probable; confirm by metrical count).
Primary: adbhuta
Secondary: shanta
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