Atharva Veda 1.31

āśānām āśāpālebhyaś caturbhyo amṛtebhyaḥ idaṃ bhūtasyādhyakṣebhyo vidhema haviṣā vayam

To the divine guardians of the quarters

To the four immortal region-guardians of the regions (áçā), to the overseers of existence (bhūtá), would we now pay worship (vidh) with oblation.

ya āśānām āśāpālāś catvāra sthana devāḥ te no nirṛtyāḥ pāśebhyo muñcatāṃhaso aṃhasaḥ

Ye, O gods, who are the four region-guardians of the regions—do ye release us from the fetters (pā́ça) of perdition (nírṛti), from every distress (áṅhas).

asrāmas tvā haviṣā yajāmy aśloṇas tvā ghṛtena juhomi ya āśānām āśāpālas turīyo devaḥ sa naḥ subhūtam eha vakṣat

Unlamed I sacrifice to thee with oblation; unmaimed I make oblation to thee with ghee; the god that is fourth region-guardian of the regions, he shall bring hither to us welfare (subhūtá).

svasti mātra uta pitre no astu svasti gobhyo jagate puruṣebhyaḥ viśvam subhūtam suvidatraṃ no astu jyog eva dṛśema sūryam

Well-being (svastí) be to our mother and father, well-being to kine, to creatures (jágat), to men (púruṣa); all welfare [and] beneficence (? suvidátra) be ours; long may we see the sun.