1Sanskrit (romanised) · Atharvaveda, Śaunaka (Sanskrit, IAST)This verse is not included in this edition.
English · William Dwight WhitneyAccompanying the building of a house
Just here I fix (ni-mi) [my] dwelling (çā́lā) firm; may it stand in security, sprinkling ghee; unto thee here, O dwelling, may we resort (sam-car) with all our heroes, with good heroes, with unharmed heroes.
2Sanskrit (romanised) · Atharvaveda, Śaunaka (Sanskrit, IAST)This verse is not included in this edition.
English · William Dwight WhitneyJust here stand thou firm, O dwelling, rich in horses, in kine, in pleasantness, in refreshment, in ghee, in milk; erect thyself (ut-çri) in order to great good-fortune.
3Sanskrit (romanised) · Atharvaveda, Śaunaka (Sanskrit, IAST)This verse is not included in this edition.
English · William Dwight WhitneyA garner (? dharunī́) art thou, O dwelling, of great roof, of cleansed grain; to thee may the calf come, may the boy, may the kine, streaming in at evening.
4Sanskrit (romanised) · Atharvaveda, Śaunaka (Sanskrit, IAST)This verse is not included in this edition.
English · William Dwight WhitneyThis dwelling let Savitar, Vayu, Indra, Brihaspati fix, foreknowing; let the Maruts sprinkle it with water, with ghee; let king Bhaga deepen (ni-tan) our ploughing.
5Sanskrit (romanised) · Atharvaveda, Śaunaka (Sanskrit, IAST)This verse is not included in this edition.
English · William Dwight WhitneyO mistress of the building (? mā́na), as sheltering, pleasant, hast thou, a goddess, been fixed by the gods in the beginning; clothing thyself in grass, mayest thou be well-willing; then mayest thou give us wealth together with heroes.
6Sanskrit (romanised) · Atharvaveda, Śaunaka (Sanskrit, IAST)ṛtena sthūṇām adhi roha vaṃśogro virājann apa vṛṅkṣva śatrūn
mā te riṣann upasattāro gṛhāṇāṃ śāle śataṃ jīvema śaradaḥ sarvavīrāḥ
English · William Dwight WhitneyWith due order, O beam (vaṅçá), ascend the post; formidable, bearing rule, force away (apa-vṛj) the foes; let not the attendants (upasattár) of thy houses be harmed, O dwelling; may we live a hundred autumns with all our heroes.
7Sanskrit (romanised) · Atharvaveda, Śaunaka (Sanskrit, IAST)emāṃ kumāras taruṇa ā vatso jagatā saha
emām parisrutaḥ kumbha ā dadhnaḥ kalaśair aguḥ
English · William Dwight WhitneyTo it the tender boy, to it the calf, with moving creatures (jágat), to it the jar of parisrút, with mugs of curd, have come.
8Sanskrit (romanised) · Atharvaveda, Śaunaka (Sanskrit, IAST)pūrṇaṃ nāri pra bhara kumbham etaṃ ghṛtasya dhārām amṛtena saṃbhṛtām
imāṃ pātṝn amṛtena sam aṅgdhīṣṭāpūrtam abhi rakṣāty enām
English · William Dwight WhitneyBring forward, O woman, this full jar, a stream of ghee combined (sam-bhṛ) with ambrosia (amṛ́ta); anoint these drinkers (?) with ambrosia; let what is offered-and-bestowed defend it (f.: the dwelling?).
9Sanskrit (romanised) · Atharvaveda, Śaunaka (Sanskrit, IAST)imā āpaḥ pra bharāmy ayakṣmā yakṣmanāśanīḥ
gṛhān upa pra sīdāmy amṛtena sahāgninā
English · William Dwight WhitneyThese waters I bring forward, free from yákṣma, yákṣma-effacing; I set forth (? pra-sad) unto (úpa) the houses, along with immortal (amṛ́ta) fire.