You, having clothed the hosts, encompassed the threefold waters, having gone through a hundred strongholds. With spear and mind you brought the dreamy one to life — like Vasava’s channel you danced in the dwelling of the people.

You have opened the cloud for the Aṅgirasas you have shown the way to Atri, who vexes his adversaries by a hundred doors (by a number of yantras, means or contrivances); you have granted wealth, with food, to Vimada; you are wielding your thunderbolt in defence of a worshipper engaged in battle.

Thou hast disclosed the kine's stall for the Angirases, and made a way for Atri by a hundred doors. On Vimada thou hast bestowed both food and wealth, making thy bolt dance in the sacrificer's fight.