Sukta 5
ई॒जा॒नानां॑ सु॒कृतां॑ लो॒कमीप्स॒न् पञ्चौ॑दनं ब्र॒ह्मणे॒ऽजं द॑दाति । स व्याऽप्तिम॒भि लो॒कं ज॑यै॒तं शि॒वो॒३ऽस्मभ्यं॒ प्रति॑गृहीतो अस्तु
ījānānā́ṃ sukṛtā́ṃ lokám īpsán pañcáudanaṃ bráhmaṇe ’jáṃ dadāti | sá vy-àptím abhí lokáṃ jayáitam śivó ’smábhyaṃ práti-gṛhīto astu ||
Seeking the world of sacrificers, of the well-doing, he giveth the fivefold rice-porridge, with a goat, unto the Brahman. So may he win this world in full attainment; auspicious for us be it, when it is duly accepted.
Mengidamkan dunia para pelaksana yajña, para pembuat kebajikan, dia mempersembahkan bubur nasi lima-lapis (pañcaudana) beserta seekor kambing kepada Brahmana. Semoga dia memenangi dunia ini dengan pencapaian yang sempurna; semoga ia menjadi berkat bagi kami, apabila diterima dengan sepatutnya.
Rishi: Atharvanic tradition (not specified in excerpt)
Devata: Lokaprāpti/puṇya (merit-world) with Pitṛ background; Brahman as ritual node
Chandas: Predominantly anuṣṭubh-like
Primary: shanta
Secondary: adbhuta
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