इमंimaṃ नोno अग्नaghna उपupa यज्ञमेहिyajñamehi पञ्चयामंpañcayāmaṃ तरिव्र्तंसप्ततन्तुमtrivṛtaṃsaptatantum |

असोaso हव्यवाळhavyavāḷ उतuta नःnaḥ पुरोगाpuroghā जयोगेवदीर्घंjyoghevadīrghaṃ तमtama आशयिष्ठाःāśayiṣṭhāḥ ||
COME to this sacrifice of ours, O Agni, threefold, with seven threads and five divisions.
Be our oblation-bearer and preceder: thou hast lain long enough in during darkness.
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अदेवादadevād देवःdevaḥ परचताpracatā गुहाghuhā यनyan परपश्यमानोprapaśyamāno अम्र्तत्वमेमिamṛtatvamemi |

शिवंśivaṃ यतyat सन्तमशिवोsantamaśivo जहामिjahāmi सवातsvāt सख्यादरणींनाभिमेमिsakhyādaraṇīṃnābhimemi ||
I come a God foreseeing from the godless to immortality by secret pathways,
While I, ungracious one, desert the gracious, leave mine own friends and seek the kin of strangers.
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पश्यन्नन्यस्याpaśyannanyasyā अतिथिंatithiṃ वयायाvayāyā रतस्यṛtasya धामdhāma विvi मिमेपुरूणिmimepurūṇi |

शंसामिśaṃsāmi पित्रेpitre असुरायasurāya शेवमयज्ञियाद्यज्ञियंśevamayajñiyādyajñiyaṃ भागमेमिbhāghamemi ||
1, looking to the guest of other lineage, have founded many a rule of Law and Order.
I bid farewell to the Great God, the Father, and, for neglect, obtain my share of worship.
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बह्वीःbahvīḥ समाsamā अकरमन्तरस्मिन्निन्द्रंakaramantarasminnindraṃ वर्णानःvṛṇānaḥ पितरंजहामिpitaraṃjahāmi |

अग्निःaghniḥ सोमोsomo वरुणस्तेvaruṇaste चयवन्तेcyavante पर्यावर्द्राष्ट्रंparyāvardrāṣṭraṃ तदवाम्यायनtadavāmyāyan ||
I tarried many a year within this altar: I leave the Father, for my choice is Indra.
Away pass Agni, Varuṇa and Soma. Rule ever changes: this I come to favour.
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निर्मायाnirmāyā उu तयेtye असुराasurā अभूवनabhūvan तवंtvaṃ चca माmā वरुणvaruṇa कामयासेkāmayāse |

रतेनṛtena राजन्नन्र्तंrājannanṛtaṃ विविञ्चनviviñcan ममmama राष्ट्रस्याधिपत्यमेहिrāṣṭrasyādhipatyamehi ||
These Asuras have lost their powers of magic. But thou, O Varuṇa, if thou dost love me,
O King, discerning truth and right from falsehood, come and be Lord and Ruler of my kingdom.
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इदंidaṃ सवरिदमिदासsvaridamidāsa वाममयंvāmamayaṃ परकाशprakāśa उर्वन्तरिक्षमurvantarikṣam |

हनावhanāva वर्त्रंvṛtraṃ निरेहिnirehi सोमsoma हविषhaviṣ टवाṭvā सन्तंsantaṃ हविषायजामhaviṣāyajāma ||
Here is the light of heaven, here allis lovely; here there is radiance, here is air's wide region.
Let us two slaughter Vṛtra. Forth, O Soma! Thou art oblation: we therewith will serve thee.
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कविःkaviḥ कवित्वाkavitvā दिविdivi रूपमासजदप्रभूतीrūpamāsajadaprabhūtī वरुणोvaruṇo निरपःnirapaḥ सर्जतsṛjat |

कषेमंkṣemaṃ कर्ण्वानाkṛṇvānā जनयोjanayo नna सिन्धवशsindhavaś ताtā अस्यवर्णंasyavarṇaṃ शुचयोśucayo भरिभ्रतिbharibhrati ||
The Sage hath fixed his form by wisdom in the heavens: Varuṇa with no violence let the waters flow.
Like women-folk, the floods that bring prosperity have eau lit his hue and colour as they gleamed and shone.
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ताtā अस्यasya जयेष्ठमिन्द्रियंjyeṣṭhamindriyaṃ सचन्तेsacante ताtā ईमाīmā कषेतिस्वधयाkṣetisvadhayā मदन्तीःmadantīḥ |

ताtā इंiṃ विशोviśo नna राजानंrājānaṃ वर्णानाबीभत्सुवोvṛṇānābībhatsuvo अपapa वर्त्रादतिष्ठनvṛtrādatiṣṭhan ||
These wait upon his loftiest power and vigour: he dwells in these who triumph in their Godhead;
And they, like people who elect their ruler, have in abhorrence turned away from Vṛtra.
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बीभत्सूनांbībhatsūnāṃ सयुजंsayujaṃ हंसमाहुरपांhaṃsamāhurapāṃ दिव्यानांसख्येdivyānāṃsakhye चरन्तमcarantam |

अनुष्टुभमनुanuṣṭubhamanu चर्चूर्यमाणमिन्द्रंcarcūryamāṇamindraṃ निचिक्युःnicikyuḥ कवयोkavayo मनीषाmanīṣā ||
They call him Swan, the abhorrent floods' Companion, moving in friendship with celestial Waters.
The poets in their thought have looked on Indra swiftly approaching when Anustup calls him.
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