He who, extending his might, covered other men’s strength with his own vigor, subdued hostile hosts and, turning eastward, overthrew the mountain—Brahmanaspati made this welling forth of power.

(You are) that Brahmaṇaspati who, by his might, has humbled those who deserved humiliation; who in his wrath rent the clouds asunder; who sent down the undescending (waters); and made way into the mountain (cave), opulent (in cattle).

He who with might bowed down the things that should be bowed, and in his fury rent the holds of Sambara: Who overthrew what shook not, Brahmapaspati,-he made his way within the mountain stored with wealth.