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Sukta 24
वेदा॒हं पय॑स्वन्तं च॒का॑र धा॒न्यं ऽ ब॒हु। सं॒भृत्वा॒ नाम॒ यो दे॒वस्तं व॒यं ह॑वामहे॒ योयो॒ अय॑ज्वनो गृ॒हे
védāháṃ páyasvantaṃ cakā́ra dhā́nyaṃ bahú | saṃbhṛtvā́ náma yó devás táṃ vayáṃ havāmahe yó-yo áyajvano gṛhé
I know the (Power) that hath made the grain milk-rich and abundant. Having gathered (it), that God—him we invoke—who (wins it) even in the house of him that sacrificeth not.
Znam ja tę Siłę, która uczyniła zboże pełnym mleka i obfitym. Gdy zgromadziła je, tego Boga, jego wzywamy, który zdobywa je nawet w domu tego, kto nie składa ofiar.
Rishi: Atharvanic tradition (pauṣṭika corpus; varies by anukramaṇī)
Devata: A provisioning deity/power (often treated generically as ‘deva’ in AV pauṣṭika contexts)
Chandas: Mixed/irregular Anuṣṭubh (as transmitted; some pādas show prose-like expansion)
Primary: shanta
Secondary: vira
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