Verse 3.2.1

अथ येऽस्य दक्षिणा रश्मयस्ता एवास्य दक्षिणा मधुनाड्यो यजूंष्येव मधुकृतो यजुर्वेद एव पुष्पं ता अमृत आपः ॥ ३.२.१ ॥

atha ye'sya dakṣiṇā raśmayastā evāsya dakṣiṇā madhunāḍyo yajūṃṣyeva madhukṛto yajurveda eva puṣpaṃ tā amṛta āpaḥ || 3.2.1 ||

1. Then the rays of the sun in the south are the southern honey-cells [of the beehive]. The Yajuh mantras are the bees, and the Yajur Veda is the flower. The water [from the sacrifice, such as the soma juice and other things] is nectar [of the flower].

Word-for-word explanation:

Atha, then; ye, that which; asya, of it [the sun]; dakṣiṇāḥ raśmayaḥ, the rays in the south; tāḥ eva, they all; asya dakṣiṇāḥ madhunādyaḥ, are its southern honey-cells; yajūṃṣi eva madhukṛtaḥ, the Yajuḥ mantras are the bees; yajurvedaḥ eva puṣpam, the Yajur Veda is the flower; tāḥ āpaḥ amṛtāḥ, the water [of the soma and other things offered as oblations] is the nectar.

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