Sukta 127
अभीवस्वः प्र जिहीते यवः पक्वः पथो बिलम्। जनः स भद्रमेधति राष्ट्रे राज्ञः परिक्षितः
abhī́vasvaḥ prá jihīte yávaḥ pakváḥ pátho bílām | jánaḥ sá bhadrám édhatī rāṣṭré rājñaḥ parikṣítaḥ ||
In wealth-abounding wise the ripe barley is borne away; the pit is cleared from off the road. The people—these—thrive in blessed good, within the realm of King Parikṣit.
Rishi: Not determinable from excerpt alone.
Devata: Prosperity and public welfare within the rāṣṭra (conceptual); implicitly royal fortune.
Chandas: RV-style; exact meter requires syllable count.
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