Sukta 2
इमा ब्रह्म बृहद्दिवः कृणवदिन्द्राय शूषमग्रियः स्वर्षाः । महो गोत्रस्य क्षयति स्वराजा तुरश्चिद् विश्वमर्णवत् तपस्वान्
imā́ bráhma bṛháddívo kṛṇavád índrāya śū́ṣam agríyaḥ svàrṣāḥ | mahó gótrasya kṣáyati svárājā túraś cid víśvam arṇavát tápasvān ||
These sacred words of lofty heaven hath the foremost, sun-winning one wrought into impetuous might for Indra. As self-ruling lord he holds dominion over the great cow-pen; overpowering, yea, he overwhelms the whole, like a flood, in glowing ardor.
Rishi: Atharvanic tradition (not specified in the supplied excerpt)
Devata: Indra (with brahman as instrumental power)
Chandas: Anuṣṭubh (probable)
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