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Sukta 16
वृषरोगशमनम्। यद्ये॑कवृ॒षोऽसि॑ सृ॒जार॒सोऽसि
vṛṣarogaśamanam | yády ékavṛṣó ’si sṛjáraso ’si ||
A charm for the calming of vṛṣa-disease: If thou art the sole Bull, if thou art of flowing sap—
Beschwörung zur Besänftigung der vṛṣa-Krankheit: Wenn du der einzige Stier bist, wenn du von fließender Rasa (Saft, Lebenssaft) bist—
Rishi: Atharvanic tradition
Devata: Remedy/Herb as potent agent (implicit); alternatively the addressed power behind the medicine
Chandas: Not fully determinable from the truncated opening; Atharvanic mixed style
Primary: vira
Secondary: shanta
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