It is also Brihaspati (lord of the Rig-Veda). Speech is Brihati (Rig) and the vital breath is its lord (pati). Therefore it is called Brihaspati.
Yajur Veda, Brihadaranyaka Upanishad I, III-The Prana: Its Glories and Redeeming Power, 20
O generous God, Lord of thousandfold Abundance impart to us now a share of Abundance; may we have a share in prosperity!
Atharva Veda VI, 79, 3
Here do I fix my dwelling. May it stand firm, flowing with melted butter! May we approach you, O House, with all our people, sound in heart and limb.
Atharva Veda III, 12, 1
Here do you stand, firm dwelling, rich in horses and cattle, pleasantly resounding, wealthy in food abundant, ghee, and milk. Stand erect for great good fortune!
Atharva Veda III, 12, 2
A refuge are you, O House, with broad roof and stores of good clean grain. At evening may the calf and the young son enter your gates with a stream of cattle.
Atharva Veda III, 12, 3
