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Sukta 41
श्ये॒नो नृ॒चक्षा॑ दि॒व्यः सु॑प॒र्णः स॒हस्र॑पाच्छ॒तयो॑निर्वयो॒धाः । स नो॒ नि य॑च्छाद् वसु॒ यत् परा॑भृतम॒स्माक॑मस्तु पि॒तृषु॑ स्व॒धाव॑त्
śyénō nṛcákṣā divyáḥ supárṇaḥ sahásrapāc chatáyonir vayōdhā́ḥ | sá nō ní yacchād vásu yát parā́bhṛtam asmā́kam astu pitṛ́ṣu svadhā́vat
The Falcon, keen-eyed for men, the heavenly fair-winged, thousand-footed, of a hundred sources, giver of vigour—may he restore to us the good that hath been borne away; may what is ours be (safe) among the Fathers, rich in svadhā.
Sokół, bystry w spojrzeniu dla ludzi, niebiański o pięknych skrzydłach, o tysiącu stóp, o stu źródłach, dający wigor, niechaj nam przywróci dobro, które zostało zabrane; niechaj to, co jest nasze, będzie bezpieczne wśród Ojców, bogate w swadhę.
Rishi: Suparṇa/Śyena complex (variable in Anukramaṇī)
Devata: Śyena/Suparṇa (with Pitṛs invoked as stabilizing authority)
Chandas: Triṣṭubh (probable)
Primary: vira
Secondary: shanta
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