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Sukta 127
उष्ट्रा॒ यस्य॑ प्रवा॒हणो॑ व॒धूम॑न्तो द्वि॒र्दश॑ । व॒र्ष्मा रथ॑स्य॒ नि जि॑हीडते दि॒व ई॒षमा॑णा उप॒स्पृशः॑
uṣṭrā́ yásya pravāháṇo vadhū́manto dvírdaśa | varṣmā́ ráthasya ní jihīḍate divá ī́ṣamāṇā́ upaspṛ́śaḥ ||
Camels are his forward-bearing team, with brides in train, twice ten in number. The chariot’s lofty frame is set firm; heavenward they strain, drawing near to touch.
Camellos son su yunta que lleva hacia delante, con novias en la comitiva, dos veces diez en número. El alto armazón del carro queda bien asentado; hacia el cielo se esfuerzan, acercándose para tocar.
Rishi: Uncertain (khila/RV-style attribution not fixed here).
Devata: Implicitly the praised patron/wealth; secondarily Nārāśaṃsa as laud-power across the hymn.
Chandas: RV-style meter, likely Triṣṭubh/Jagatī mixture; requires full syllable audit.
Primary: shringara
Secondary: adbhuta
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