Atharva Veda 19.39.5: Kanda 19, Anuvaka 4, Sukta 39, Mantra 5
Sukta 39
त्रिः शाम्बु॑भ्यो॒ अङ्गि॑रेभ्य॒स्त्रिरा॑दि॒त्येभ्य॒स्परि॑ । त्रिर्जा॒तो वि॒श्वदे॑वेभ्यः । स कुष्ठो॑ वि॒श्वभे॑षजः सा॒कं सोमे॑न तिष्ठति । त॒क्मानं॒ सर्वं॑ नाशय॒ सर्वा॑श्च यातुधा॒न्यः
tríḥ śā́mbhubhyo áṅgirebhyas trír ādítyebhyaḥ pári | trír jā́to viśvádevebhyaḥ | sá kúṣṭho viśvábheṣajaḥ sā́kaṃ sómena tiṣṭhati | takmā́naṃ sárvaṃ nāśaya sárvāś ca yātudhā́nyaḥ ||
Thrice from the Śambhus, from the Aṅgirases; thrice from about the Ādityas; thrice born from the All-Gods. That Kuṣṭha, the universal medicine, abides together with Soma. Destroy every Takmán-fever, and all the Yātudhānī demonesses.
បីដងពីពួកសម្ភុ ពីពួកអង្គិរសៈ បីដងពីជុំវិញពួកអាទិត្យៈ បីដងកើតមកពីពួកទេវៈទាំងឡាយ គុដ្ឋៈនោះ ជាឱសថសកល គង់នៅជាមួយសោមៈ សូមបំបាត់គ្រប់រោគតក្មាន និងពួកយាទុធនីអាសុរីទាំងអស់
Rishi: Atharvanic transmission (to be confirmed via anukramaṇī).
Devata: Kuṣṭha (oṣadhi-devatā) with Soma as associated power; adversaries: Takmán and Yātudhānīs.
Chandas: Mixed/Anuṣṭubh-dominant (to be verified; the verse is longer and may involve pāda-extension).
Primary: vira
Secondary: raudra
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