Sukta 19
अपामार्गः। उ॒तो अ॒स्यब॑न्धुकृदु॒तो अ॑सि॒ नु जा॑मि॒कृत्। उ॒तो कृ॑त्या॒कृतः॑ प्र॒जां न॒डमि॒वा छि॑न्धि॒ वार्षि॑कम्
apāmā́rgaḥ | utó asyábadhukṛ́d utó asi nú jāmikṛ́t | utó kṛtyākṛ́taḥ prajā́ṃ naḍám iva chindhi vā́rṣikam ||
Apāmārga—moreover thou mak’st a friend; moreover, now, thou mak’st a kinsman. Moreover, as worker against the Kṛtyā, cut off the folk’s year-haunting ill, as one would cut a reed.
アパーマールガ(Apāmārga)よ。さらに汝は友を結ばせ、さらに今、汝は親族をも結ばせる。さらにクṛティヤー(Kṛtyā)を作すものに対する働き手として、民にまといつき年ごとに悩ます病禍を、葦を断つように断ち切れ。
Rishi: Atharvanic tradition (not specified in excerpt)
Devata: Apāmārga
Chandas: Mixed/irregular prose-anuṣṭubh style (opening label + anuṣṭubh-like cadence; exact metrical scan uncertain from excerpt)
Primary: vira
Secondary: shanta
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