Mantra 3
Sukta 12
धरुण्यऽसि शाले बृहच्छन्दाः पूतिधान्या । आ त्वा वत्सो गमेदा कुमार आ धेनवः सायमास्पन्दमानाः
dharúṇy asi śāle bṛhácchandāḥ pū́tidhānyā | ā́ tvā vatsó gamed ā́ kumārā́ ā́ dhénavaḥ sāyám aspándamānāḥ ||
A bearer art thou, O Hall, broad-measured, rich in cleansed grain. To thee may the calf come, to thee the young son; to thee may the milch-cows come at evening, coming home unshaken and unafraid.
Rishi: Atharvanic tradition
Devata: Śālā (Hall) as support; allied with domestic prosperity
Chandas: Anuṣṭubh
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