Rishi: Śukla-Yajurvedic ritual tradition (specific ṛṣi not explicit here)
Devata: Ritual speech (Vāc) and the yajña as an integrated entity (yajña-devatā in a functional sense)
Chandas: Yajus/prose-formula
Samhita Patha (Devanagari)प्रै॒षेभि॑: प्रै॒षाना॑प्नोत्या॒प्रीभि॑रा॒प्रीर्य॒ज्ञस्य॑ । प्र॒या॒जेभि॑रनुया॒जान् व॑षट्का॒रेभि॒राहु॑तीः
Transliterationpraiṣébhiḥ praiṣā́n āpnoty āprī́bhir āprī́r yajñásya | prayājébhiḥ anuyājā́n vaṣaṭkārébhiḥ āhútīḥ
Translationด้วยคำสั่งเพรษะ (preṣa) เขาย่อมได้เพรษะ; ด้วยบทอาปรี (Āprī) ย่อมได้อาปรีแห่งยัญญะ; ด้วยประยาชะ (prayāja) ย่อมได้อนุยาชะ (anuyāja); และด้วยเสียงวษัฏ (vaṣaṭ) ย่อมได้อาหุติ (āhuti) ทั้งหลาย.
Padapatha (Word Analysis)प्रैषेभिः । प्रैषान् । आप्नोति । आप्रीभिः । आप्रीः । यज्ञस्य । प्रयाजेभिः । अनुयाजान् । वषट्कारैः । आहुतिः ।
Word by Wordप्रैषेभिःby/with the injunctions (directions) प्रैषान्injunctions (directions) आप्रीभिःby/with the Āprī (invocations) आप्रीःthe Āprī-invocations प्रयाजेभिःby/with the prayājas (preliminary offerings) अनुयाजान्the anuyājas (subsequent offerings) वषट्कारैःby/with the vaṣaṭ-calls आहुतिःthe oblation (offering) Entities MentionedY
Yajña (as a unified sacrificial body)A
Agni (as carrier of oblations, implicit) Viniyoga (Ritual Application)