Sukta 4
इन्द्र॒स्यौजो॒ वरु॑णस्य बा॒हू अ॒श्विनो॒रंसौ॑ म॒रुता॑मि॒यं क॒कुत्। बृह॒स्पतिं॒ संभृ॑तमे॒तमा॑हु॒र्ये धीरा॑सः क॒वयो॒ ये म॑नी॒षिणः॑
índrasya ójo váruṇasya bāhū́ aśvínor áṃsā́u marútām iyáṃ kakút | bṛ́haspátiṃ sáṃbhṛtam etám āhur yé dhī́rāsaḥ kaváyo yé manīṣíṇaḥ
Indra’s might, Varuṇa’s arms, the Aśvins’ shoulders—this is the Maruts’ summit. This they call Bṛhaspati, well-compounded, even they who are steadfast, poets, and discerning.
قوّةُ إندرا، وذراعَا فَرُونَة، وكتفا الأَشْفِنَيْن—هذه هي قِمّةُ الماروت. هذا ما يسمّونه بْرِهَسْبَتي، مُحكَمَ التركيب؛ هكذا يقول الثابتون، الكَفَة (الشعراء الحكماء)، ذوو البصيرة.
Rishi: Atharvanic tradition (verification via anukramaṇī needed).
Devata: Bṛhaspati as assembled power; with Indra/Varuṇa/Aśvins/Maruts as constituents
Chandas: Triṣṭubh-like (verification needed).
Primary: adbhuta
Secondary: vira
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