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Sukta 83
धाम्नो॑धाम्नो राजन्नि॒तो व॑रुण मुञ्च नः । यदापो॑ अ॒घ्न्या इति॒ वरु॒णेति॒ यदू॑चि॒म ततो॑ वरुण मुञ्च नः
dhā́mno-dhā́mno rā́jan itó varuṇa muñca naḥ | yád ā́po aghnyā́ íti váruṇéti yád ūcim tátas varuṇa muñca naḥ
From bond on bond, O King, from hence, O Varuṇa, release us. Whatsoever we have spoken—‘the Waters are inviolable,’ and ‘Varuṇa’—from that, O Varuṇa, release us.
De atadura en atadura, oh Rey, desde aquí, oh Varuṇa, suéltanos. Cualquier cosa que hayamos dicho —«Las Aguas son inviolables» y «Varuṇa»— de eso, oh Varuṇa, líbranos.
Rishi: Atharvanic tradition
Devata: Varuṇa (with Āpas as invoked sacred witnesses)
Chandas: Anuṣṭubh (tendency; charm-like)
Primary: shanta
Secondary: karuna
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