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Sukta 35
नैनं॒ रक्षां॑सि॒ न पि॑शा॒चाः स॑हन्ते दे॒वाना॒मोजः॑ प्रथम॒जं ह्ये॒तत्। यो बिभ॑र्ति दाक्षाय॒णं हिर॑ण्यं॒ स जी॒वेषु॑ कृणुते दी॒र्घमायुः॑
náinaṃ rákṣāṃsi ná piśācā́ḥ sahante devā́nām ójaḥ prathamajáṃ hí etát | yó bíbhar̥ti dākṣāyaṇáṃ híraṇyaṃ sá jīvéṣu kr̥ṇute dīrghám-ā́yuḥ ||
Neither Rākṣases nor Piśācas can withstand him: for this is the Gods’ might, first-born in its origin. Whoso beareth the Dākṣāyaṇa gold, he among the living maketh for himself long life.
ラクシャス(Rākṣasa)もピシャーチャ(Piśāca)も彼に抗し得ない。これは神々の威力であり、その起源において最初に生まれたものだからである。ダークシャーヤナの黄金を身に帯びる者は、生ける者の中にあって自らのために長き命を成し遂げる。
Rishi: Atharvanic tradition (seer not specified in the provided excerpt; commonly transmitted as Atharvan/Angiras-type for rakṣoghna material)
Devata: Hiraṇya as empowered by ‘devānām ojas’ (divine might); apotropaic power against Rākṣasas and Piśācas
Chandas: Triṣṭubh (11-syllable cadence typical of the two-hemistich structure here)
Primary: vira
Secondary: shanta
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