2To us may all the Gods come trooped together, Aryaman, Mitra, Varuna concordant, That all may be promoters of our welfare, and with great might preserve our strength from slackness.

3Agni I sing, the guest you love most dearly: the Conqueror through our lauds is friendly−minded. That he may be our Varuna rich in glory and send food like a prince praised by the godly.

4To you I seek with reverence, Night and Morning, like a cow good to milk, with hope to conquer, Preparing on a common day the praise. song with milk of various hues within this udder.

5May the great Dragon of the Deep rejoice us: as one who nourishes her young comes Sindhu, With whom we will incite the Child of Waters whom vigorous course swift as thought bring hither.

6Moreover Tvastar also shall approach us, one−minded with the princes at his visit. Hither shall come the Vrtra−slayer Indra, Ruler of men, as strongest of the Heroes.

7Him too our hymns delight, that yoke swift horses, like mother cows who lick their tender youngling. To him our songs shall yield themselves like spouses, to him the most delightful of the Heroes.

8So may the Maruts, armed with mighty weapons, rest here on heaven and earth with hearts in concord, As Gods whose cars have dappled steeds like torrents, destroyers of the foe allies of Mitra.

9They hasten on to happy termination their orders when they are made known by glory. As on a fair bright day the arrow flieth o'er all the barren soil their missiles sparkle.

10Incline the Asvins to show grace, and Pusan, for power and might have they, their own possession. Friendly are Visnu, Vata, and Rbhuksan so may I bring the Gods to make us happy.

11This is my reverent thought of you, ye Holy; may it inspire you, make you dwell among us,− Thought, toiling for the Gods and seeking treasure. May we find strengthening food in full abundance.