Beneath him, in the honored one’s nurture, we vainly tightened these; now indeed of that — for his refuge, his son, the steed — O brahmans you have heard, and the renowned ones sit together.

And for the contentment of this victorious (Varuṇa), praising (him) without an effort, we solicit this (ofhim), (that) his progeny, a swift horse, (may be ours), and you, (Varuṇa), are wise, and (are occupied) inprocuring us food.

Now for this noble man's support and comfort, singing with easy voice we thus implore thee: Impetuous be his son and fleet his courser: and may I be his priest to win him glory.