Atharva Veda
For wisdom
tvaṃ no medhe prathamā gobhir aśvebhir ā gahi tvaṃ sūryasya raśmibhis tvam no asi yajñiyā
For wisdom
Do thou, O wisdom (medhā́), come first to us, with kine, with horses, thou with the sun's rays; thou art worshipful to us.
medhām ahaṃ prathamāṃ brahmaṇvatīṃ brahmajūtām ṛṣiṣṭutām prapītāṃ brahmacāribhir devānām avase huve
I call first, unto the aid of the gods, wisdom filled with bráhman, quickened by bráhman, praised by seers, drunk of (?) by Vedic students.
yāṃ medhām ṛbhavo vidur yāṃ medhām asurā viduḥ ṛṣayo bhadrāṃ medhāṃ yāṃ vidus tāṃ mayy ā veśayāmasi
The wisdom that the Ribhus know, the wisdom that the Asuras know, the excellent wisdom that the seers know—that do we cause to enter into me.
yām ṛṣayo bhūtakṛto medhāṃ medhāvino viduḥ tayā mām adya medhayāgne medhāvinaṃ kṛṇu
The wisdom that the being-making seers, possessed of wisdom, know—with that wisdom do thou make me today, O Agni, possessed of wisdom.
medhāṃ sāyaṃ medhāṃ prātar medhāṃ madhyandinaṃ pari medhāṃ sūryasya raśmibhir vacasā veśayāmahe
Wisdom at evening, wisdom in the morning, wisdom about noon, wisdom by the sun's rays, by the spell (vácas), do we make enter into us.