Sukta 3
यानि॑ ते॒ऽन्तः शि॒क्याऽन्याबे॒धू र॒ण्याऽय॒ कम्। प्र ते॒ तानि॑ चृतामसि शि॒वा मान॑स्य॒ पत्नि॑ न॒ उद्धि॑ता त॒न्वेऽ भव
yā́ni te ’ntáḥ śikyā́ ’nyā́ abédhū raṇyā́ya kám | prá te tā́ni cṛtāmasi śivā́ mā́nasyá pátnī na úd dhitā́ tanvé ’bhava
What things of thine, within, in sling and other fastenings, have been driven in—belonging to the wild—those, forth for thee, we cut away. Be gracious, O wife of Māna; uplifted, be thou for us, for bodily weal.
O que há em ti, por dentro — na funda, na correia e em outras amarrações — o que foi cravado, pertencente ao selvagem, isso, por ti, nós o cortamos e o afastamos. Sê graciosa, ó esposa de Māna; erguida, sê para nós benefício, para o bem-estar do corpo.
Rishi: Atharvanic tradition (house-consecration corpus; specific ṛṣi not explicit in the provided excerpt)
Devata: Śālā (ritual hall/house) and its presiding ‘patnī’ (mistress); secondarily Agni’s domestic sphere
Chandas: Anuṣṭubh (probable; domestic Atharvanic verses commonly in anuṣṭubh)
Primary: shanta
Secondary: bhayankara
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