दक्षिणामददत्सोमस्त्रींल्लोकानिति नौ श्रुतम् । तेभ्यो ब्रह्मर्षिमुख्येभ्यः सदस्येभ्यश्च भो द्विज
dakṣiṇāmadadatsomastrīṃllokāniti nau śrutam | tebhyo brahmarṣimukhyebhyaḥ sadasyebhyaśca bho dvija
ہم نے سنا ہے کہ سوما نے تینوں لوکوں کے برابر دَکْشِنا عطا کی—وہ اس نے برہمرشیوں میں سرفہرستوں اور یَجْن سبھا کے سَدَسْیَ پجاریوں کو، اے دِوِج، دی۔
Skanda
Listener: Dvija addressee (explicit)
Scene: Soma distributing vast dakṣiṇā—gold, cows, garments—arrayed like ‘three worlds’; brahmarṣis seated in front, sadasyas receiving with raised hands; ritual pavilion filled with calm authority.
Dāna offered to the worthy—especially sages and ritual experts—multiplies merit and upholds sacrificial dharma.
Kāśī’s sacred milieu is implied as the merit-amplifying context for Soma’s yajña and gifts.
Dakṣiṇā (sacrificial gifting) to Brahmarṣis and sadasyas as an essential completion of yajña.