Sukta 107
संतरणम्। अव दिवस्तारयन्ति सप्त सूर्यस्य रश्मयः । आपः समुद्रिया धारास्तास्ते शल्यमसिस्रसन्
saṃtáraṇam | áva divás tārayanti saptá sū́ryasya raśmáyaḥ | ā́paḥ samudríyā dhā́rās tā́s te śályam asisrasan ||
A Passing-over. Down from the sky the seven rays of the Sun bear (thee) safely through; the ocean-waters, the flowing streams—those have made thy splinter slip forth.
【渡越】自天而下,太阳的七道光线护送你安然渡过;海之水、奔流的水脉——正是它们使你的刺片滑脱而出。
Rishi: Atharvanic tradition (specific attribution varies)
Devata: Sūrya (rays) and Āpaḥ (Waters)
Chandas: Anuṣṭubh tendency (requires metrical verification)
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