Sukta 37
एयम॑ग॒न्नोष॑धीनां वी॒रुधां॑ वी॒र्याऽवती । अ॒ज॒शृ॒ङ्ग्यऽराट॒की ती॑क्ष्णशृ॒ङ्गी व्यृऽषतु
éyam agan óṣadhīnāṃ vīrudhā́ṃ vīryà-vatī́ | ajaśr̥ṅgī́ ’rāṭakī́ tīkṣṇaśr̥ṅgī́ ví r̥ṣatu
Hither hath come the potent one of herbs, of plants, endowed with strength: Ajaśṛṅgī, Arāṭakī, the Sharp-horned—let her drive (the ill) forth and away.
Hierher ist die Kraftvolle unter den Kräutern und Pflanzen gekommen, mit Stärke begabt: Ajaśṛṅgī, Arāṭakī, die Scharfgehörnte — sie treibe (das Übel) hinaus und fort.
Rishi: Atharvanic tradition (anonymous)
Devata: Oṣadhis (Herbs) personified; specific named plants
Chandas: Anuṣṭubh-like
Primary: adbhuta
Secondary: shanta
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