In which one among the following texts does the term kshetra-patni ('mistress of the field') originate?

Option (B) — Atharvaveda

• The term kshetra-patni meaning 'mistress of the field' is found in the Atharvaveda, indicating women's association with agricultural land in Vedic society.
• The Atharvaveda contains hymns related to everyday life, agriculture, and domestic affairs, and provides insights into the social and economic roles of women in the later Vedic period.
• This term has been interpreted by scholars as evidence that women had certain rights or connections to agricultural land in Vedic times.