Sukta 3.55
समानो राजा विभृतः पुरुत्रा शये शयासु प्रयुतो वनानु । अन्या वत्सं भरति क्षेति माता महद्देवानामसुरत्वमेकम् ॥
samānáḥ rājā́ ví-bhṛtaḥ puru-trā́ śáye śayā́su prá-yuto vánānu | anyā́ vátsaṃ bhárati kṣéti mātā́ mahád devā́nām asura-tvám ékam ||
One and the same King is borne in many ways; he lies in the resting-places, moving through the woods. Another bears the calf; the Mother dwells and nurtures—one vast asura-might of the Gods.
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