Sukta 4
पुमा॑न॒न्तर्वा॒न्त्स्थवि॑रः॒ पय॑स्वा॒न् वसोः॒ कब॑न्धमृष॒भो बि॑भर्ति । तमिन्द्रा॑य प॒थिभि॑र्देव॒यानै॑र्हु॒तम॒ग्निर्व॑हतु जा॒तवे॑दाः
púmān antarvā́nt stháviráḥ páyasvān vásor kábandham ṛṣabhó bibharti | tám índrāya pathíbhiḥ devayā́naiḥ hútam agnír vahatu jātávedāḥ
Male, inwardly full, stout, rich in milk—the Bull bears the very trunk of wealth. Him, offered for Indra, by paths that lead to Gods, let Agni Jātavedas convey.
雄にして、内に満ち、堅く、乳に富む。雄牛は富の胴(かばね)を担う。その者を、インドラのために供えられしものとして、神々へ通ずる道々により、ジャータヴェーダスなるアグニよ、運びたまえ。
Rishi: Not specified in the provided excerpt
Devata: Indra (recipient) and Agni Jātavedas (carrier); prosperity embodied as ṛṣabha
Chandas: Triṣṭubh-like (two hemistich structure; not explicitly given in the input)
Primary: vira
Secondary: adbhuta
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