Atharva Veda 4.26

manve vāṃ dyāvāpṛthivī subhojasau sacetasau ye aprathethām amitā yojanāni pratiṣṭhe hy abhavataṃ vasūnāṃ te no muñcatam aṃhasaḥ

Praise and prayer to heaven and earth

I reverence you, O heaven-and-earth, ye well-nourishing ones (subhójas), who, like-minded (sácetas) did spread out unmeasured intervals (yójana); since ye became foundations (pratiṣṭhā́) of good things, do ye free us from distress.

pratiṣṭhe hy abhavataṃ vasūnāṃ pravṛddhe devī subhage urūcī dyāvāpṛthivī bhavataṃ me syone te no muñcatam aṃhasaḥ

Since ye became foundations of good things, ye much increased, divine, fortunate, wide-extended ones, O heaven-and-earth, be pleasant to me: do ye free us from distress.

asaṃtāpe sutapasau huve 'ham urvī gambhīre kavibhir namasye dyāvāpṛthivī bhavataṃ me syone te no muñcatam aṃhasaḥ

I call upon the not-distressing, of excellent penance, wide, profound, to be reverenced by poets: O heaven- etc. etc.

ye amṛtaṃ bibhṛtho ye havīṃṣi ye srotyā bibhṛtho ye manuṣyān dyāvāpṛthivī bhavataṃ me syone te no muñcatam aṃhasaḥ

Ye who bear the immortal (amṛ́ta), who the oblations; who bear the streams (srotyā́), who human beings (manuṣyà): O heaven- etc. etc.

ye usriyā bibhṛtho ye vanaspatīn yayor vāṃ viśvā bhuvanāny antaḥ dyāvāpṛthivī bhavataṃ me syone te no muñcatam aṃhasaḥ

Ye who bear the ruddy [kine], who the forest-trees; ye within whom [are] all beings: O heaven- etc. etc.

ye kīlālena tarpayatho ye ghṛtena yābhyām ṛte na kiṃcana śaknuvanti dyāvāpṛthivī bhavataṃ me syone te no muñcatam aṃhasaḥ

Ye who gratify with sweet drink (kīlā́la), who with ghee; without whom [men] can [do] nothing whatever: O heaven- etc. etc.

yan medam abhiśocati yenayena vā kṛtaṃ pauruṣeyān na daivāt staumi dyāvāpṛthivī nāthito johavīmi te no muñcatam aṃhasaḥ

This that scorches (abhi-çuc) me, or by whomsoever done, from what is human, not divine—I praise heaven-and-earth, [as] a suppliant I call loudly on [them]: do ye free us from distress.