Sukta 4.6
द्विर्यं पञ्च जीजनन्त्संवसानाः स्वसारो अग्निं मानुषीषु विक्षु । उषर्बुधमथर्यो न दन्तं शुक्रं स्वासं परशुं न तिग्मम् ॥
dvír yaṃ páñca jī́janan saṃ-vásānāḥ svásāro agníṃ mā́nuṣīṣu víkṣu | uṣár-búdham atharyó ná dántaṃ śukráṃ sv-ā́saṃ paraśúṃ ná tigmáṃ ||
Twice the five sisters, clothed in one accord, brought Agni to birth among the human clans—him who wakes with the Dawn; like an Atharvan’s tooth, bright, well-mouthed, like a sharp axe keen-edged.
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