Atharva Veda 4.24

indrasya manmahe śaśvad id asya manmahe vṛtraghna stomā upa mema āguḥ yo dāśuṣaḥ sukṛto havam eti sa no muñcatv aṃhasaḥ

Praise and prayer to Indra

We reverence Indra; constantly do we reverence him; these praise-hymns (stoma) of the Vṛtra-slayer have come unto me; he who goes to the call of the worshiper (dāçvā́ṅs), of the well-doer—let him free us from distress.

ya ugrīṇām ugrabāhur yayur yo dānavānāṃ balam āruroja yena jitāḥ sindhavo yena gāvaḥ sa no muñcatv aṃhasaḥ

He who, having formidable arms, is repeller (? yayú) of the formidable ones (f.); who battered the strength of the Dānavas; by whom are conquered the rivers, by whom the kine—let him free us from distress.

yaś carṣaṇipro vṛṣabhaḥ svarvid yasmai grāvāṇaḥ pravadanti nṛmṇam yasyādhvaraḥ saptahotā madiṣṭhaḥ sa no muñcatv aṃhasaḥ

He who is filler of people (carṣaṇí-), bull, heaven-finder (svarvíd); for whom the pressing-stones proclaim [his] manliness; whose is the sacrifice with seven priests, most intoxicating—let him free us from distress.

yasya vaśāsa ṛṣabhāsa ukṣaṇo yasmai mīyante svaravaḥ svarvide yasmai śukraḥ pavate brahmaśumbhitaḥ sa no muñcatv aṃhasaḥ

Whose are cows (vaçā́), bulls, oxen; for whom, the heaven-finder, sacrificial posts (sváru) are set up; for whom the bright (çukrá) [soma] purifies itself, adorned with sacred words (bráhma-)—let him free us from distress.

yasya juṣṭiṃ sominaḥ kāmayante yaṃ havanta iṣumantaṃ gaviṣṭau yasminn arkaḥ śiśriye yasminn ojaḥ sa no muñcatv aṃhasaḥ

He whose enjoyment (júṣṭi) the offerers of soma desire; whom, possessed of arrows, men call on in the cattle-raid (gáviṣṭi); on whom depends song (? arká), on whom force—let him free us from distress.

yaḥ prathamaḥ karmakṛtyāya jajñe yasya vīryam prathamasyānubuddham yenodyato vajro 'bhyāyatāhiṃ sa no muñcatv aṃhasaḥ

He who was born first for the doing of deeds; of whom first the heroism was noted; by whom brandished (ud-yam) the thunderbolt went at (abhi-i) the dragon—let him free us from distress.

yaḥ saṃgrāmān nayati saṃ yudhe vaśī yaḥ puṣṭāni saṃsṛjati dvayāni staumīndraṃ nāthito johavīmi sa no muñcatv aṃhasaḥ

He who, controlling, leads together hosts (saṁgrāmá) for fighting; who mingles (sam-sṛj) the possessions (puṣṭá) of the two parties—I praise Indra, [as a] suppliant I call loudly on [him]: let him free us from distress.