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Atharvaveda · Sūkta 20.136

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20.136.1

यदस्या अंहुभेद्याः कृधु स्थूलमुपातसत् ।
मुष्काविदस्या एजतो गोशफे शकुलाविव ॥ २०.१३६.१ ॥

When a heavy thing suddenly fell upon her aṃhubhedyā, her two trembling testicles were, in the cow's hoof-cleft, like two fish.

20.136.2

यदा स्थूलेन पससाणौ मुष्का उपावधीत् ।
विष्वञ्चा वस्या वर्धतः सिकतास्वेव गर्दभौ ॥ २०.१३६.२ ॥

When her two testicles were struck by the thick object, they spread apart on both sides and swelled, like two donkeys in the sand.

20.136.3

यदल्पिकास्वल्पिका कर्कधूकेवषद्यते ।
वासन्तिकमिव तेजनं यन्त्यवाताय वित्पति ॥ २०.१३६.३ ॥

When a little one among little things is pressed down like a karkadhū, they go, like a spring goad, toward the windless place.

20.136.4

यद्देवासो ललामगुं प्रविष्टीमिनमाविषुः ।
सकुला देदिश्यते नारी सत्यस्याक्षिभुवो यथा ॥ २०.१३६.४ ॥

When the gods saw the lalāmagu enter within, the woman named Sakulā is shown as if born from the eye of Truth.

20.136.5

महानग्न्यतृप्नद्वि मोक्रददस्थानासरन् ।
शक्तिकानना स्वचमशकं सक्तु पद्यम ॥ २०.१३६.५ ॥

The great fire was not satisfied; she slipped free and cried out; the unsteady ones came near. The woman with a spear-like face, finding herself unable, began to cook the barley-meal.

20.136.6

महानग्न्युलूखलमतिक्रामन्त्यब्रवीत् ।
यथा तव वनस्पते निरघ्नन्ति तथैवेति ॥ २०.१३६.६ ॥

The great fire, stepping over the mortar, said: 'As they pound you, O lord of the forest, so indeed they pound them.'

20.136.7

महानग्न्युप ब्रूते भ्रष्टोथाप्यभूभुवः ।
यथैव ते वनस्पते पिप्पति तथैवेति ॥ २०.१३६.७ ॥

The great naked one came near and said: O lord of the forest, just as you fell and yet rose again upon the earth, so may you sprout and bear fruit.

20.136.8

महानग्न्युप ब्रूते भ्रष्टोथाप्यभूभुवः ।
यथा वयो विदाह्य स्वर्गे नमवदह्यते ॥ २०.१३६.८ ॥

The great naked one came near and said: As a bird that falls and rises again upon the earth, so let him who burns bowed down be consumed and burnt up in heaven.

20.136.9

महानग्न्युप ब्रूते स्वसावेशितं पसः ।
इत्थं फलस्य वृक्षस्य शूर्पे शूर्पं भजेमहि ॥ २०.१३६.९ ॥

The great naked one came near and said: Sister, let us share out the marrow that has entered within, thus, in the tree's fruit, basket upon basket.

20.136.10

महानग्नी कृकवाकं शम्यया परि धावति ।
अयं न विद्म यो मृगः शीर्ष्णा हरति धाणिकाम् ॥ २०.१३६.१० ॥

The great naked one runs round and round after the cock with a stick. We do not know what beast this is that carries off the grain-basket on its head.

20.136.11

महानग्नी महानग्नं धावन्तमनु धावति ।
इमास्तदस्य गा रक्ष यभ मामद्ध्यौदनम् ॥ २०.१३६.११ ॥

The great naked one runs after the great naked man as he runs. These are his cows; guard them. O Yabha, do not take my cooked rice.

20.136.12

सुदेवस्त्वा महानग्नीर्बबाधते महतः साधु खोदनम् ।
कुसं पीवरो नवत् ॥ २०.१३६.१२ ॥

O well-favoured one, the great naked women press upon you; the good digging (grinding) of the great one. Kuśa (?), plump (?), ninth (?).

20.136.13

वशा दग्धामिमाङ्गुरिं प्रसृजतोग्रतं परे ।
महान् वै भद्रो यभ मामद्ध्यौदनम् ॥ २०.१३६.१३ ॥

The barren cow sends this burnt finger far away with fierceness. Great and auspicious one, let me eat this odana.

20.136.14

विदेवस्त्वा महानग्नीर्विबाधते महतः साधु खोदनम् ।
कुमारिका पिङ्गलिका कार्द भस्मा कु धावति ॥ २०.१३६.१४ ॥

The great fire of the wicked god afflicts you; for the great one the scrapings of the odana are good. Where do the maiden, the tawny one, the burnt crust and the ash run?

20.136.15

महान् वै भद्रो बिल्वो महान् भद्र उदुम्बरः ।
महामभिक्त बाधते महतः साधु खोदनम् ॥ २०.१३६.१५ ॥

Great and auspicious is the bilva; great and auspicious is the udumbara. The great anointing drives away affliction; for the great one the scrapings of the odana are good.

20.136.16

यः कुमारी पिङ्गलिका वसन्तं पीवरी लभेत् ।
तैलकुण्डमिमाङ्गुष्ठं रोदन्तं शुदमुद्धरेत् ॥ २०.१३६.१६ ॥

If the maiden Piṅgalikā obtains Vasanta as a plump (wife), let her lift the weeping one from the oil-pot with this thumb.