Sukta 9
यत् ते॒ चर्म॑ शतौदने॒ यानि॒ लोमा॑न्यघ्न्ये । आ॒मिक्षां॑ दुह्रतां दा॒त्रे क्षी॒रं स॒र्पिरथो॒ मधु॑
yát te cárma śataudané yā́ni lómāny aghnye | āmíkṣāṃ duhratāṃ dātré kṣī́raṃ sárpir átho mádhu
What hide of thine is in the Hundred-Porridge, and what hairs, O Cow whom none may slay—let them milk forth āmikṣā for the giver: milk, and ghee, and honey besides.
हे गाय, जो तेरी चमड़ी है उसमें, जो बाल हैं, वो सब से देने वाले के लिए दूध निकलें। दूध, घी और शहद मिलेगा।
Rishi: Traditionally Atharvanic/Angirasa attribution for the Vāśā-cow complex (hymn-level assignment varies by anukramaṇī traditions).
Devata: Aghnyā (the sacred cow) / dairy prosperity as personified boon
Chandas: Likely Anuṣṭubh (requires metrical verification against pada-count with accentual sandhi).
Primary: shringara
Secondary: adbhuta
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