Atharvaveda
AVS 11.9.24
vánaspátīn vānaspatyā́n óṣadhīr utá vīrúdhaḥ | gandharvāpsarásaḥ sarpā́n devā́n puṇyajanā́n pitr̥̄́n | sárvāṃs tā́m̐ arbude tvám amítrebhyo dr̥śé kurūdārā́ṃś ca prá darśaya ||24||
Recitation of this verse (AVS 11.9.24).
The line traces the 6 accent marks printed in this verse. It is not measured pitch and not a melody.
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- Source
- VedSearch
- Recording covers
- one verse · AVS 11.9.24
- Matched to this passage
- Confirmed. The text the source says this recording recites matches this corpus's text for this passage.
- The line behind the control
- An accent trace: one turn for each of the 6 accent marks printed in this verse, a mark above the letter turning the line up and a mark below turning it down. It is derived from the text on this page and from nothing else. It is not measured pitch, not a reconstructed melody, and not a timing of the recording: the playhead moves across it because both run left to right, and no syllable is claimed to align with any moment of the audio.
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- Reciter
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- How it was matched
- Re-mapped after correcting the source's Atharvaveda hymn division, which the original coordinate transform did not model. kanda 11: the source splits our 56-verse paryaya hymn 11.3 across source suktas 11.3, 11.4 and 11.5, so our sukta number runs 2 behind the source's from our 11.4 onward (our 11.10 is the source's 11.12). Our key 11.9.24 therefore corresponds to the source's 11.11.24, not to its 11.9.24. the source verse at 11.11.24 recites text at 0.9964 letter similarity to this mantra -- an orthographic variant, above the 0.973 measured 5th percentile of genuinely-identical cross-edition verse pairs -- beats its runner-up by the 0.05 margin, sits in the same kanda, and is immediately adjacent in source order to a letter-identical anchor of this hymn. The whole hymn's verses map into one source chapter in preserved order, which is the structural corroboration that the correspondence is the edition's and not this row's.
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- Recitation courtesy VedSearch (vedsearch.org).
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The forest-trees, them of the forest-trees, herbs and plants, Gandharvas-and-Apsarases, serpents, gods, pure-folk (''puṇyajaná''). Fathers - all those, O Arbudi, do thou make our enemies to see, and do thou show forth specters.Fixed phrases in this verse
- arbude tvam amitrebhyo dr̥śe kurūdārāṃś ca pra darśayain 4 verses · within AV
- sarvāṃs tām̐ arbudein 3 verses · within AV
- puṇyajanān pitr̥̄nin 3 verses · within AV
- oṣadhīr uta vīrudhaḥin 3 verses · within AV
VG:AV:SAU:K11:S009:V024cited as AVS 11.9.24