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Sukta 6
स्रुग् दर्वि॒र्नेक्ष॑णमा॒यव॑नं द्रोणकल॒शाः कु॒म्भ्योऽ वाय॒व्या॒ऽनि॒ पात्रा॑णी॒यमे॒व कृ॑ष्णाजि॒नम्
srúg darvī́r nékṣaṇam ā́yavanaṃ droṇakaláśāḥ kúmbhyo vāyavyā̀ni pā́trāṇīyám evá kṛ́ṣṇājinám
The ladle, the spoon, the sprinkling-vessel, the leading-up; the drona-jars are the pots; the vessels are Vāyu’s: this, verily, is the black antelope-skin.
ทัพพีสรุค (srúg), ช้อนดัรวี (darvī), ภาชนะสำหรับประพรม, เครื่องนำขึ้น; หม้อดโรณะ (drona) คือหม้อทั้งหลาย; ภาชนะทั้งปวงเป็นของพระวายุ (Vāyu)—สิ่งนี้แล แท้จริงคือหนังละมั่งดำ.
Rishi: Atharvanic tradition (unspecified here)
Devata: Ritual implements / Vāyu (by epithet vāyavya) / Kṛṣṇājina as consecratory power-object
Chandas: Catalogue-style; meter uncertain
Primary: adbhuta
Secondary: shanta
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