Atharva Veda Sukta 110
Kanda 20Anuvaka 11Sukta 1103 Mantras

Sukta 110

Rishi: Ṛgvedic provenance (AV 20 ‘borrowed’ material)

Devata: Devas (collective), with Soma-rite as the operative focus.

Chandas: Likely Triṣṭubh/Jagatī-family in RV source; meter not securely determinable from excerpt alone.

Himne Atharvaveda yang ringkas ini (daripada Buku 20 yang bersumberkan Ṛgveda) memperhebat korban Soma dengan memperbesar “daya penggerak/penyegar” (cetanam) yang para Dewa anugerahkan dalam pemerasan Trikadruka. Ia menyeru Indra kepada tegukan yang baru diperah sebagai tempat berhimpunnya segala kemakmuran (śriyaḥ), serta menempatkan ujaran ilhamiah (giraḥ/arka) sebagai daya kerja yang menjadikan upacara itu berkesan. Dalam tiga bait yang padat, sukta ini mengaitkan bunyi liturgi yang tepat, kegirangan Soma, dan mekarnya tuah serta sokongan komuniti bagi sang penaja.

Recitation with translationAtharva Veda 20.110

Mantras

Frequently Asked Questions

To strengthen the efficacy of a Soma-oriented sacrifice and to draw Indra’s presence so prosperity (śrī), strength, and success accrue to the patron.

Because the sukta treats correctly voiced praise as an active force that increases the sacrifice’s quickening power (cetanā) and makes the offering effective.

They refer to a Soma-pressing context (a recognized pressing-setting in Vedic ritual language), marking the moment/place where the Gods extend the sacrifice’s enlivening power.

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