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1. Himself prosperous (bhûto), he does put strength into
the beings (bhûteshu); he became the chief lord of the beings (bhûtânâm). To
his consecration death does come: may he, the king, favour this kingdom!
2. Come forth hither-do not glance away-as a mighty
guardian, slayer of enemies! Step hither, thou who prosperest thy friends: the
gods shall bless thee!
3. As he did step hither all (men) did attend him. Clothed
in grace, he moves, shining by his own lustre. This is the great name of the
manly Asura; endowed with every form (quality) he entered upon immortal
(deeds).
4. Thyself a tiger, do thou upon this tiger-skin stride
(victorious) through the great regionst All the clans shall wish for thee, and
the heavenly waters, rich in sap!
5. The heavenly waters, rich in sap, flow joyously, (and
too) those in the sky and upon the earth: with the lustre of all of these do I
sprinkle thee.
6. They have sprinkled thee with their lustre., the
heavenly waters rich in sap. May Savitar thus fashion thee, that thou shalt
prosper thy friends!
7. (The waters) thus embracing him, the tiger, promote him,
the lion, to great good fortune. Him, the leopard in the midst of the waters,
as though standing in the ocean, the beneficent (floods, or the vigorous
priests) cleanse thoroughly!
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