Sukta 11
प॒द्भिः से॒दिम॑व॒क्राम॒न्निरां॒ जङ्घा॑भिरुत्खि॒दन्। श्रमे॑णान॒ड्वान् की॒लालं॑ की॒नाश॑श्चाभि ग॑च्छतः
padbhíḥ sédim avakrā́mann irā́ṃ jaṅghā́bhir utkhidán | śraméṇānaḍvā́n kīlā́laṃ kīnā́śaś cā́bhi gacchataḥ ||
With feet he setteth to his stepping, sound of limb; with shanks he teareth up the soil. By toil the draught-ox and the ploughman go together toward the sweet yield.
Mit den Füßen setzt er zum Schritt an, fest in den Gliedern; mit den Schenkeln reißt er den Boden auf. Durch Mühe gehen Zugochse und Pflüger gemeinsam dem süßen Ertrag entgegen.
Rishi: Atharvanic/anonymous
Devata: Anadvan (draft-ox) and agrarian prosperity (Irā/field-abundance)
Chandas: Anuṣṭubh (approximate)
Primary: vira
Secondary: adbhuta
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