Sukta 15
म॒हान्तं॒ कोश॒मुद॑चा॒भि षि॑ञ्च सविद्यु॒तं भ॑वतु॒ वातु॒ वातः॑ । त॒न्वतां॑ य॒ज्ञं ब॑हु॒धा विसृ॑ष्टा आन॒न्दिनी॒रोष॑धयो भवन्तु
mahā́ntaṃ kóśam údakā́bhí siñca savidyútam bhavatu vā́tu vā́taḥ | tanvátāṃ yajñáṃ bahudhā́ vísṛṣṭā ānandínīr óṣadhayo bhavantu ||
Pour forth the water from the mighty store; let it be with lightning; let the Wind blow. Let the sacrifice be spread abroad in many forms; let the herbs, sent forth, become gladdening and full of joy.
Gieße das Wasser aus dem mächtigen Vorrat aus; es sei von Blitz begleitet; der Wind (Vāta) wehe. Das Opfer (yajña) breite sich vielfach aus; die ausgesandten Heilkräuter (oṣadhī) sollen freudvoll werden und Freude spenden.
Rishi: Atharvanic/anonymous
Devata: Parjanya/Varṣa with Vāta and the Oṣadhis as beneficiaries
Chandas: Triṣṭubh-like cadence is possible, but the transmitted text is often treated as mixed/irregular in Atharvanic charms (edition-dependent)
Primary: adbhuta
Secondary: shanta
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