1English · William Dwight WhitneyFor protection: to all the gods
O all ye gods, ye Vasus, protect this man; likewise ye Ādityas, watch ye over him; him let not one related (sánābhi) nor one unrelated—him let not any deadly weapon of men (pāúruṣeya) reach. Ppp. has in b the false form jāgrata. The comm. paraphrases -nābhi in c by garbhāçaya. ⌊For the syntax, cf. Caland, KZ. xxxiv. 456.⌋
2English · William Dwight WhitneyWhoso of you, O gods, are fathers and who sons, do ye, accordant (sácetas), hear this utterance of mine; to you all I commit this man; happily unto old age shall ye carry him.
3English · William Dwight WhitneyYe, O gods, that are in the heaven, that are on earth, that are in the atmosphere, in the herbs, in the cattle, within the waters—do ye make old age the length of life for this man; let him avoid the hundred other deaths.
4English · William Dwight WhitneyWhose are the fore-offerings and whose the after-offerings; the gods that share the oblation and that eat what is not made oblation of; you among whom the five directions are shared out—you do I make sitters at the session (sattrá-) of this man.