Sukta 136
यस्ते केशोऽवपद्यते समूलो यश्च वृश्चते । इदं तं विश्वभेषज्याभि षिञ्चामि वीरुधा
yás te kéśo ’vapádyate samū́lo yáś ca vṛ́ścate | idáṃ táṃ viśvábheṣajyā́bhí ṣiñcāmi vīrúdhā́ ||
What hair of thine falls away, torn out with the root, and what is shorn off—this very mischief I besprinkle with the all-healing remedy, with the potent plant.
Rishi: Atharvanic tradition (often treated as anonymous/Angiras-type in AV medical hymns; requires edition-specific assignment)
Devata: Vīrúdh / Viśvabheṣajya (the medicinal plant as agent)
Chandas: Anuṣṭubh (probable; to be confirmed against pada-count in the edition)
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