Atharva Veda 7.77.3: Kanda 7, Anuvaka 8, Sukta 77, Mantra 3
Sukta 77
संव॒त्स॒रीणा॑ म॒रुतः॑ स्व॒र्का उ॒रुक्ष॑याः॒ सग॑णा॒ मानु॑षासः । ते अ॒स्मत् पाशा॒न् प्र मु॑ञ्च॒न्त्वेन॑सः सांतप॒ना म॑त्स॒रा मा॑दयि॒ष्णवः॑
saṁvatsarī́ṇā marútaḥ svarkā́ urúkṣayāḥ sagáṇā mā́nuṣāsaḥ | té asmát pāśā́n prá muñcantv énasaḥ sāntapanā́ matsarā́ mādayiṣṇávaḥ ||
The year-returning Maruts, heaven-bright, wide-housed, with their companies, friendly among men—let them from us loosen forth the nooses of offence: the burning ones, the jealous, the maddeningly impetuous.
Marut yang kembali setiap tahun, bercahaya seperti langit, bernaung luas, bersama kumpulan mereka, mesra di kalangan manusia—biarlah mereka meleraikan daripada kami jerat-jerat kesalahan: yang membakar, yang dengki, yang memabukkan lagi meluru tak terkawal.
Rishi: Atharvanic tradition (exact r̥ṣi not specified in the provided excerpt; commonly assigned by Anukramaṇī to an Atharvan/Angiras line for such apotropaic material).
Devata: Maruts (as troop-protectors and purifiers).
Chandas: Likely Triṣṭubh/Jagatī-type cadence (needs full pada-metrical verification against the Saunaka text).
Primary: vira
Secondary: bhayankara
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