Sukta 34
पशवः। य ईशे॑ पशु॒पतिः॑ पशू॒नां चतु॑ष्पदामु॒त यो द्वि॒पदा॑म्। निष्क्री॑तः॒ स य॒ज्ञियं॑ भा॒गमे॑तु रा॒यस्पोषा॒ यज॑मानं सचन्ताम्
paśávaḥ | yá ī́śe paśupátiḥ paśūnā́ṃ catúṣpadām utá yó dvipádām | niṣkrī́taḥ sá yajñíyaṃ bhāgám etu rāyáspoṣā́ yájamānaṃ sacantām
He who hath mastery, the Lord of cattle—of beasts that go on four feet, and also of the two-footed—being bought off, let him accept the sacrificial portion; and may the prospering increases of wealth attend upon the Sacrificer.
Dia yang berkuasa, Paśupati, Tuan atas hewan ternak—atas yang berkaki empat dan juga yang berkaki dua—setelah ditebus, hendaklah Ia menerima bagian yajña yang patut dipersembahkan; dan semoga pertumbuhan kemakmuran harta menyertai yajamāna, sang pelaksana kurban.
Rishi: Atharvanic/Angirasa tradition (hymn-level attribution varies by anukramaṇī; commonly treated as Atharvanic).
Devata: Paśupati (Rudra as Lord of beasts; protector and controller of cattle and bipeds).
Chandas: Mixed/Pragātha-like (two long pādas; not a simple anuṣṭubh).
Primary: shanta
Secondary: vira
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