Rishi: Unspecified/Anukramaṇī tradition not provided in input
Devata: Protective/healing feminine power (often construed as a remedial śakti; identification uncertain from the isolated verse)
Chandas: Anuṣṭubh-like (metrical; requires full pada verification)
Samhita Patha (Devanagari)या व्या॒घ्रं विषू॑चिकोभौ॒ वृकं॑ च॒ रक्ष॑ति । श्ये॒नं प॑त॒त्रिण॑ᳪ सि॒ᳪहᳪ सेमं पा॒त्वᳪह॑सः
Transliterationyā́ vyāghráṃ viṣū́cikobháu vṛ́kaṃ ca rákṣati | śyénam patatríṇaṃ siṃháṃ sá imáṃ pātv áṃhasaḥ
TranslationShe who from dysentery protecteth both the tiger and the wolf,—the hawk, the winged one, the lion,—may she protect this (man) from distress.
Padapatha (Word Analysis)या । व्याघ्रम् । विषूचिक-उभौ । वृकम् । च । रक्षति । श्येनम् । पतत्रिणम् । सिंहम् । सः । इमम् । पातु । अंहसः ।
Word by Wordविषूचिकाम्cholera / severe diarrhoeal disease पतत्रिणम्winged one / bird अंहसःfrom distress / sin / harm Entities MentionedP
Protective feminine power (Rakṣā/Śānti-śakti; possibly a remedial Devī associated with healing) Viniyoga (Ritual Application)