Sukta 26
आ ह॑रामि॒ गवां॑ क्षी॒रमाहा॑र्षं धा॒न्यं॑१ रस॑म्। आहृ॑ता अ॒स्माकं॑ वी॒रा आ पत्नी॑रि॒दमस्त॑कम्
ā hárāmi gávāṃ kṣīrám ā́hārṣaṃ dhā́nyaṃ rásam | ā́hṛtā asmā́kaṃ vīrā́ ā́ patnī́r idám ástakam ||
Hither I bring the milk of kine; hither have I brought the grain, the sap. Brought hither are our heroes; hither our wives—this homestead (is made ours).
Ke mari aku membawa susu lembu; ke mari telah kubawa bijirin, sari (rasa). Ke mari dibawa para wira kami; ke mari para isteri kami—rumah-tangga (astaka) ini menjadi milik kami.
Rishi: Atharvanic/Aṅgiras-type attribution typical for Paustika material (specific r̥ṣi as per Anukramaṇī to be confirmed for AV 2.26).
Devata: Puṣṭi/Śrī-like prosperity force expressed through food-essences (milk, grain, rasa); implicitly the household’s sustaining powers rather than a single named deva.
Chandas: Anuṣṭubh (probable; to be confirmed against pada-count in the Saunaka metrical listing).
Primary: shanta
Secondary: shringara
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