Sukta 4
द॒र्भः शो॒चिस्त॒रूण॑क॒मश्व॑स्य॒ वारः॑ परु॒षस्य॒ वारः॑ । रथ॑स्य॒ बन्धु॑रम्
dárbhaḥ śóciḥ tarū́ṇakam áśvasya vā́raḥ paruṣásya vā́raḥ | ráthasya bándhuram
Darbha-grass—bright, fresh; the horse’s tail-tuft, Paruṣa’s tail-tuft; the chariot’s binding-frame.
Trawa darbha, jasna, świeża; kuc ogona konia, kuc ogona Paruszy; rama wiążąca rydwanu.
Rishi: Atharvanic tradition (anti-venom corpus).
Devata: Implements as empowered agents (darbha/whisk/chariot-frame), under the broader protective divine field of the sukta.
Chandas: Charm-style, enumerative (meter not strictly regular)
Primary: shanta
Secondary: vira
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