2Car ever young, much longed−for, easily invoked, soon guided, first in deeds of might, Which waits and serves, O Sobhari, with benevolence, without a rival or a foe.

3These Asvins with our homage, these Two Omnipresent Deities Hitherward will we bring for kind help, these who seek the dwelling of the worshipper.

4One of your chariot wheels is moving swiftly round, one speeds for you its onward course. Like a milch−cow, O Lords of splendour, and with haste let your benevolence come to us.

5That chariot of yours which hath a triple seat and reins of gold, The famous car that traverseth the heaven and earth, thereon Nasatyas, Asvins, come.

6Ye with your plough, when favouring Manu with your help, ploughed the first harvest in the sky. As such will we exalt you, Lords of splendour, now, O Asvins, with our prayer and praise.

7Come to us, Lords of ample wealth, by paths of everlasting Law, Whereby to high dominion ye with mighty strength raised Trksi, Trasadasyu's son.

8This Soma pressed with stones is yours, ye Heroes, Lords of plenteous wealth. Approach to drink the Soma, come, drink in the worshipper's abode.

9O Asvins, mount the chariot, mount the golden seat, ye who are Lords of plenteous wealth, And bring to us abundant food.

10The aids wherewith ye helped Paktha and Adhrigt;, and Babhru severed from his friends,− With those, O Asvins, come hither with speed and soon, and heal whatever is diseased.

11When we continually invoke the Asvins, the resistless, at this time of day, We lovers of the song, with songs.

12Through these, ye Mighty Ones, come hither to my call which brings all blessings, wears all forms,− Tlirough which, All−present Heroes, lavishest of food ye strengthened Krvi, come through these.

13I speak to both of these as such, these Asvins whom I reverence at this time of day: With homage we entreat them both.

14Ye who are Lords of splendour, ye whose paths are red, at eve, at mom, at sacrifice, Give us not utterly as prey to mortal foe, ye Rudras, Lords of ample wealth.

15For bliss I call. the blissful car, at morn the inseparable Asvins with their car I call, like Sobhari our sire.

16Rapid as thought, and strong, and speeding to thejoy, bringing.your swiftly−coming help, Be to us a protection even from far away Lords of great wealth, with many aids.'

17Come, Wonder−Workers, to our home, our home, O Asvins, rich in cattle, steeds, and gold, Chief drinkers of the Soma's juice

18Choice−worthy strength, heroic, firm and excellent, uninjured by the Raksas foe, At this your coming nigh, ye Lords of ample wealth and all good things, may we obtain.