1. Flow, Soma, in a most sweet and exhilarating stream,
   effused for Indra to drink.

2. The all-beholding destroyer of Rakshasas has stepped upon
   his gold-smitten birthplace, united with the wooden cask.

3. Be the lavish giver of wealth, most bounteous, the destroyer of enemies;
   bestow on us the riches of the affluent.

4. Come with food to the sacrifice of the mighty gods,
   and bring to us strength and sustenance.

5. To thee we come, O dropping (Soma); for thee only is this our worship day by day,
   our prayers are to thee, none other.

6. The daughter of the Sun purifies thy gushing streams
   through the eternal outstretched hair.

7. The ten sister-fingers seize thee in the sacrifice,
   on the final day (of the oblation).

8. The fingers press the Soma, they squeeze it glittering like a water-skin;
   its juice becomes three-fold, enemy-averting.

9. The inviolable kine mingle this fresh Soma
   with their milk for Indra to drink.

10. In the exhilaration of this draught the hero Indra smites
   all his enemies and bestows wealth (on his worshippers).

1. Flow on, Soma, seeking the gods, hastening on in thy purifying course;
   enter Indra, O Indu, the showerer.

2. O Indu, do thou, the mighty showerer (of blessings), most glorious upholder,
   send us food, and sit down in thine own place.

3. The stream of the effused creative Soma milks out the joy-giving ambrosia;
   the accomplisher of holy rites veils itself in the waters.

4. (Soma,) when thou wilt veil thyself in the milk,
   the mighty streaming waters flow to thee, the mighty one.

5. The juice-distilling Soma, the sustainer, the supporter of heaven, is purified in the water,---
  favouring us, (it is poured) into the straining cloth.

6. The mighty golden-hued showerer of blessings utters a sound as it drops, beautiful as a friend;
   it shines in the heavens with the sun.

7. O Indu, by thy power the busy voices are hallowed which adorn thee
   as thou droppest for our exhilaration.

8. We ask thee for exhilaration, thee the giver of the highest world
   to thy foe-crushing worshipper, great are thy praises.

9. Indu, do thou, longing for Indra, stream upon us
   with a shower of ambrosia, like a raining cloud.

10. Indu, thou art the giver of kine, of children, of horses, and of food;
   thou art the primeval soul of the sacrifice.

1. This divine immortal (Soma) hastens as a bird
   to settle on the sacrificial vessels.

2. This divine (Soma), expressed by the fingers, and dropping inviolable,
   rushes against the enemies.

3. This divine (Soma), as it drops, is adorned with hymns
   by the sacrifice-desiring priests as a horse for battle.

4. This strong one, as it drops, seems to encompass all desirable things
   with its power and seeks to bestow them upon us.

5. This divine (Soma), as it drops, prepares its chariot to come to us;
   it flings us our boons, it utters a sound.

6. This divine (Soma), praised by the priests and giving wealth to the worshipper,
   plunges into the waters.

7. Making a sound as it drops in a continued stream,
   it rushes across the worlds into heaven.

8. As it drops, completing the sacrifice,
   it passes across the worlds inviolable to heaven.

9. Divine and expressed for the gods by an ancient birth,
   the golden-hued (Soma) flows into the straining-cloth.

10. Produced at our rite and producing abundant food, the Soma,
   efficacious in sacrifices, flows effused in a stream.

1. Pure-dropping (Soma), bounteous food, welcome (the gods at our rite) and overcome (the demons);
   and make us happy.

2. Soma, give us brightness, give us heaven, give us all good things;
   and make us happy.

3. Soma, give us strength, give us wisdom, drive away our enemies;
   and make us happy.

4. Priests, press out the Soma for Indra to drink;
   (O Soma,) make us happy.

5. Do thou, (O Soma,) by thy power and thy protections bring us to the sun,
   and make us happy.

6. By thy wisdom and thy protections may we long behold the sun;
   and do thou make us happy.

7. Bright-weaponed Soma, shower upon us wealth abundant for both worlds;
   and make us happy.

8. O thou who art unvanquished in battle, smiter of enemies, shower wealth upon us,
   and make us happy.

9. Pure-dropping (Soma), they glorify thee with the holy rites for their own upholding;
   make us happy.

10. Indu, bring to us varied wealth, abundant in horses and all-reaching;
   and make us happy.

1. The pure-flowing (Soma) shines forth in its brightness,
   the universal lord, --- the showerer of blessings, the rejoicer, uttering a loud sound.

2. The pure-flowing Tanunapat rushes sharpening its splendour on the height
   and hastens through the sky.

3. The pure-flowing bright (Soma), the bounteous giver, worthy of all praise,
   shines forth in its might with the streams of water.

4. The bright golden-hued pure-flowing one rushes in its might,
   strewing the sacred grass in the sacrifice with its points towards the east.

5. The bright golden doors, praised by the priests together with the Soma,
   rise up from the vast horizon.

6. The pure-flowing (Soma) longs for the fair-formed wide-reaching
   mighty Night and Dawn not yet visible.

7. I invoke the two divine priests, the two deities who behold men ---
   the pure-flowing (Soma) is radiant and the showerer of benefits.

8. May the three beautiful goddesses, Bharati, Saraswati, and mighty Ila,
   come to this our offering of the Soma.

9. I invoke Twashtri, the first-born, the protector, the leader;
   the golden-coloured pure-flowing Indu is Indra, the showerer, the lord of all creatures.

10. Pure Soma, consecrate with thy streaming ambrosia
   the green bright golden-hued Vanaspati with its thousand branches.

11. O all ye gods, come together to the consecration of
   the Soma, Vayu, Vrihaspati, Surya, Agni, and Indra.

1. Soma, who art the showerer (of benefits), devoted to the gods, favourable to us,
   flow with thy exhilarating stream into the woollen sieve.

2. Indu, do thou, as sovereign, effuse that exhilarating juice,
   and pour forth vigorous steeds.

3. Rain out through the filter, while pressed, that ancient exhilarating fluid,
   and pour us forth strength and food.

4. The quickly-falling drops, as they filter, follow Indra and reach him,
   like waters rushing down a declivity.

5. That which sporting in the wood and spurting beyond the sieve, the ten sisters press,
   as (men rub down) a strong horse.

6. That desire-showering liquor, effused for the drink of the gods and for our exhilaration, ---
   mix with milk for prowess in battle.

7. The divine Soma, when effused, flows to the divine Indra in a stream,
   since its milk fattens him.

8. The soul of the sacrifice, the effused Soma, flows with speed bringing blessings,
   and maintains his ancient seerhood.

9. Most exciting (Soma), devoted to Indra, as thou pourest forth the exhilarating juice for his drinking,
   thou emittest sounds in the secret hall of sacrifice.

1. The excellent streams (of the Soma), feeling a union with Indra,
   flow forth in the ceremony by the path of sacrifice.

2. That which is to be praised as the oblation among oblations is immersed in the great (holy) waters,
   the stream of honey, the preeminent.

3. The pre-eminent (Soma), the showerer of benefits, the truthful, the indestructible,
   utters continuous sounds, in the water, towards the sacrificial hall.

4. When the seer (Soma), wearing ample treasures, goes round the praises (of his worshippers),
   then the mighty (Indra) in heaven is eager to repair to the oblation.

5. When the priests excite it, the flowing Soma like a king destroys opposing (demons and) men.

6. The green-tinted (Soma), dear to the gods, commingled with the water, sits down upon the woollen sieve;
   uttering a sound it is greeted by praise.

7. He who is assiduous in the functions of (providing and preparing) the Soma,
   goes with exhilaration to Vayu, Indra, and the Asvins.

8. The streams of the sweet Soma flow to Mitra and Varuna and to Bhaga;
   the worshippers knowing its (virtues are rewarded) with happiness.

9. Heaven and earth, for the acquisition of this exhilarating Soma food,
   win for us wealth, food, and treasures.

1. These Soma juices distill the dear desire of Indra,
   increasing his vigour.

2. Pure-flowing, filling the ladles, and proceeding to Vayu and the Asvins,
   may they sustain our energy.

3. Soma, pure-flowing, desired for the gratification of Indra,
   do thou impel him to sit in the place of sacrifice.

4. The ten fingers strain thee, the seven priests caress thee,
   the worshippers gladden thee.

5. As thou streamest on the water and the woollen sieve,
   we wrap thee up with milk for the exhilaration of the gods.

6. Purified in the pitchers, radiant, and green-tinted,
   the Soma puts on the raiment derived from the cow.

7. Flow to us, thy wealthy (worshippers); destroy all our enemies;
   Indu, enter thy friend.

8. Pour down rain from heaven, and abundance upon the earth;
   uphold our strength, Soma, in battles.

9. (Adoring) thee, the contemplator of men, the beverage of Indra and the knower of all things,
   may we be blessed with progeny and food.

1. The seer (Soma) having wise designs, when placed between the two boards and effused,
   proceeds to the stones which are most dear to heaven.

2. Go forth in a most abundant stream, ample for his sustenance,
   to the guileless man, thine owner, who praises thee.

3. That mighty and pure son, when born, illumines his mighty parents (heaven and earth),
   the progenitors of all things, the augmenters of the sacrifice.

4. Effused by the fingers, (Soma) gladdens the seven guileless rivers,
   who have magnified him one and undecaying.

5. Indra, at thy worship, they (the fingers) have provided the present,
   indestructible, and ever-youthful Indu for thy solemn service.

6. The immortal bearer (of the oblation), the conveyer (of content to the gods), beholds the seven rivers, --- full as a well,
   he has satisfied the divine streams.

7. Protect us, manly Soma, in the days of sacrifice;
   purifier, destroy those powers of darkness against which we must contend.

8. Quickly speed on the road for our new praise-worthy hymn;
   as of old display thy radiance.

9. Purifier (Soma), thou grantest us abundant food with male offspring, and cattle and horses; give us understanding, give us all (we desire).

1. Longing for food the Soma-juices, uttering a sound like chariots or like horses,
   have come for the sake of riches.

2. Coming like chariots (to the sacrifice), they are upheld in the arms (of the priests)
   as burdens (in the arms) of labourers.

3. The libations are anointed with milk as kings with praises,
   and (tended) as a sacrifice by seven priests.

4. The Soma-juices, when poured forth, are effused with loud praise,
   and proceed in a stream to excite exhilaration.

5. The beverages of Vivaswat and producing the glory of the dawn,
   the issuing juices spread their sound.

6. The old makers of hymns, men the offerers of the Soma,
   throw open the doors (of the sacrifice).

7. The seven associated ministers like so many kinsmen, filling the receptacle of the single (Soma),
   sit down (at the sacrifice).

8. I take into my navel the navel of the sacrifice, my eye becomes associated with the sun,
   I fill the offspring of the sage.

9. The powerful (Indra) looks with the eye of his own resplendent self on the acceptable place of the Soma,
   fixed by the priests in the heart.

1. Sing, leaders of rites, to this pure-flowing Indu,
   who is desirous of offering worship to the gods.

2. The Atharvans have mixed with sweet milk for the deity (Indra)
   thy divine and god-devoted juice.

3. Radiant (Soma), do thou pour prosperity upon our cattle,
   upon our people, upon our horses, and upon our plants.

4. Recite praises to the brown-coloured self-vigorous
   red heaven-touching Soma.

5. Purify the Soma which has been effused by the stones whirled by the hands;
   mix the sweet (milk) in the inebriating juice.

6. Approach with reverence, mix (the libation) with the curds,
   offer the Soma to Indra.

7. Soma, slayer of our enemies, the wise one, the fulfiller of the desires of the gods,
   do thou shed prosperity on our cattle.

8. Soma, who art cognizant of the mind, lord of the mind,
   thou art poured forth for Indra to drink for his exhilaration.

9. Pure-dropping Soma, grant us wealth with excellent male offspring,
   grant it to us, Indu, with Indra as our ally.

1. The most sweet-flavoured Soma-libations are poured forth
   to Indra in the hall of sacrifice.

2. The wise (priests) call upon Indra to drink the Soma
   as the mother kine low to their calves.

3. The wise Soma, the bestower of exhilaration, dwells in the hall (of sacrifice),
   mixed with the waves of the river to a chant in the middle tone.

4. Soma, the observant, who is the wise seer, is worshipped
   in the navel of the sky, the woollen filter.

5. Indu has embraced that Soma which is collected in the ewers
   and has been passed through the filter.

6. Indu emits a sound, abiding in the firmament of the sky,
   and delighting the nectar-shedding cloud.

7. Soma, whose praise is eternal, the lord of forests, the shedder of nectar,
   and rejoicing the generations of men, (is present) in the midst of our sacred rites.

8. The sage Soma, urged from heaven, flows in a stream
   to the beloved abodes of his devout (worshipper).

9. Purifying Indu, bestow upon us wealth of a thousand radiances,
   excellent in its nature.

1. The purifying Soma, flowing in a thousand streams and passing through the woollen filter,
   proceeds to the prepared vessel for Vayu and Indra.

2. Sing aloud, ye who are desirous of (divine) protection, to the purifying wise Soma,
   effused for the beverage of the gods.

3. The Soma-juices flow for the attainment of food, giving abundance of strength
   and hymned (to become) the beverage of the gods.

4. Yea, Indu, for our attainment of food pour forth abundant streams,
   and splendid and excellent vigour.

5. May those divine libations, when effused, bring to us
   thousand-fold wealth and excellent vigour.

6. Like horses urged to battle by their drivers,
   the swift-flowing juices hasten through the woollen fleece.

7. Making a loud noise, the libations flow (to the the vessel) like cows lowing to their calves; they are held in the arms (of the priests).

8. Acceptable and giving delight to Indra, pure (Soma), do thou,
   as thou utterest a sound, destroy all our enemies.

9. Pure (libations), beholding all things and destroying those who worship not,
   sit down in the place of sacrifice.

1. The wise (Soma) flows widely round, betaking itself to the waves of the river,
   and uttering a sound desired by many.

2. When the five kindred sacrificing races, desirous of accomplishing pious rites,
   honour the sustaining (Soma) with their praise,---

3. Then all the gods rejoice in the juice of this powerful (libation),
   when it is enveloped with milk and curds.

4. Descending from the filters it hastens (into the vessel), and passing through the cloth's interstices,
   it becomes united in this (sacrifice) with its friend (Indra).

5. He who is rubbed down by the grandchildren of the sacrificer like a handsome young (horse),
   and renders his form like the produce of the kine.

6. Expressed by the fingers, he proceeds obliquely to the produce of the cow to mix with it;
   it utters a sound which (the worshipper) recognizes.

7. The fingers combine expressing the lord of food,
   and they grasp the back of the vigorous (Soma).

8. Soma, who holdest all the treasures of heaven and earth,
   come favourably disposed to us.

1. This heroic Soma expressed by the fingers proceeds by the sacrifice,
   hastening with swift chariots to Indra's abode.

2. This Soma engages in many holy rites for the great sacrifice
   where the immortals sit.

3. Placed (in the cart) he is brought by a brilliant path,
   when the offerers of the libation present him.

4. He tosses his horns as a bull, the lord of the herd, sharpens his,
   bearing treasures (for us) by his might.

5. He proceeds along impetuous with golden brilliant rays,
   a the lord of streams.

6. Overpowering at the juncture of time the discomfited concealers (the Rakshasas),
   he descends upon those doomed to destruction.

7. The priests express into the vessels this juice
   which is to be purified, the bestower of abundant food.

8. The ten fingers, the seven priests, express this (juice),
   well-weaponed, and yielding great exhilaration.

1. They who express thee, the juice of heaven and earth, do it for the foe-destroying exhilaration (of Indra);
   thy flow rushes as a swift horse.

2. In pious rite by our fingers we mix with the milk (the Soma),
   the bringer of strength, the sender of kine, who envelopes the water.

3. Cast into the filtering cloth the unassailable invincible (Soma),
   abiding in the waters (of the firmament); purify it for the drinking of Indra.

4. The Soma of him who is purified by worship
   flows upon the filter and settles in the place common with the ceremony.

5. The Soma juices flow to thee, Indra, with praises,
   giving thee vigour for the great conflict.

6. Purified in his woollen robe, and attaining all honours,
   he stands as a hero amidst the kine.

7. As the lofty rain from heaven, the nutritious stream of the invigorating Soma
   falls easily upon the straining cloth.

8. Thou, Soma, (protectest) the worshipper amongst men,
   and purified by the cloth thou wanderest through the woollen filter.

1. Like rivers falling down a steep place,
   so the rapid foe-destroying pervading Soma-streams hurry (to the pitcher).

2. The Soma-drops, as they are expressed, flow to Indra
   like the rains falling upon the earth.

3. Soma, with swelling waves, exhilarating, inebriating, flows to the straining-cloth,
   destroying the Rakshasas, and devoted to the gods.

4. It flows to the pitchers, it is poured out upon the straining-cloth,
   it is magnified at sacrifices by praises.

5. Soma, mounting beyond the three worlds, thou illuminest heaven,
   and, moving, thou urgest on the sun.

6. The sage performers (of pious rites) glorify (the Soma) at the head of the sacrifice
   entertaining affection for him the all-beholding.

7. Sages, leaders of rites, desirous of sustenance, purify thee
   who art the giver of food, with pious rites for the offering.

8. Pour forth the stream of the sweet beverage; sit down, sharp-flavoured in the receptacle,
   alert for drinking at the sacrifice.

1. Effused while pressed between the stones, the Soma flows upon the straining cloth;
   thou art the giver of all things to those who praise thee.

2. Thou art wise, thou art a seer, thou bestowest the sweet (beverage) produced from the Soma plant;
   thou art the giver of all things to those who praise thee.

3. All the gods together pleased enjoy thy drinking;
   thou art the giver of all things to those who praise thee.

4. (Thou art he) who places in the hands (of the worshipper) all desirable riches;
   thou art the giver of all things to those who praise thee.

5. (Thou art he) who milks this great heaven and earth like two mothers;
   thou art the giver of all things to those who praise thee.

6. (Thou art he) who at once supplies both heaven and earth with viands;
   thou art the giver of all things to those who praise thee.

7. This vigorous Soma, while being purified, murmurs in the pitchers;
   thou art the giver of all things to those who praise thee.

1. Whatever wonderful glorious wealth there be in heaven or in earth,
   do thou, Soma, being purified, bring it to us.

2. Thou, Soma and Indra, are the lords of all, the lords of cattle,---
  do ye, the rulers, prosper our rites.

3. The showerer (of benefits) being purified amongst men (lies) murmuring upon the sacred grass,---
   green-tinted he sits down in his proper place.

4. The mothers of the male calf, which are sucked by him,
   long to cherish the bull with their strength.

5. The purified Soma has implanted many a germ in those (waters) desirous of conception,
   which yield bright milk.

6. Bring near to us those who stand aloof, strike terror into our foes;
   pure-flowing one, thou dost transfer to us their riches.

7. Destroy, Soma, the vigour, the energy, the subsistence of our enemy,
   whether he be far off or nigh.

1. The seer passes through the woollen fleece for the beverage of the gods,
   triumphing over all adversaries.

2. Verily he, the pure-flowing, bestows upon his praisers
   thousands of victuals with cattle.

3. By thy favour thou givest to us all kinds of wealth, thou flowest at our praise;
   grant us, O Soma, food.

4. Bestow upon us great renown, grant durable riches to those
   who are profuse in their libations, bring food to thy praisers.

5. Purified one, doer of good deeds, thou, Soma, enterest our praises like a king,
   O wonderful bearer (of our offerings).

6. Soma, the bearer (of oblations), abiding in the waters of the firmament,
   difficult to be surpassed, being cleansed by our hands reposes in the vessels.

7. Soma, thou proceedest to the straining-cloth, sportive and generous,
   like a gift, giving excellent vigour to him who praises thee.

1. These flowing Soma-juices, foe-destroying, exhilarating,
   heaven-conferring, hasten to Indra,---

2. Showing favour, assailing foes, giving wealth to him who rightly effuses them,
   and bestowing food spontaneously on their praiser.

3. The effused juices come sporting lightly to the common receptacle,
   they drop into the wave of the river.

4. Like horses harnessed to a car these pure juices bring (to us)
   all desirable blessings.

5. Effused Soma-juices, at our indication bestow manifold blessings on this (institutor of the sacrifice),
   who (at present) has given us nothing.

6. As a great man sets before him a commendable charioteer,
   so do you grant knowledge to our lord, and flow glistening with water.

7. These effused juices have desired (the sacrifice); powerful they have made for themselves an abiding-place;
   they have animated the intellect of the pious institutor of the rite.

1. These Soma-juices, when let out, neigh as they leap swiftly forth
   like chariots or rapid steeds let loose.

2. Like strong winds, like the rains of Parjanya,
   like the swift-whirling (flames) of fire,

3. These pure Soma-juices, sagacious, mixed with curds,
   easily pervade our ceremonies with their intelligence.

4. Purified, immortal, issuing from the vessels, eager to traverse
   their (assigned) paths and the universe, they are never wearied.

5. Spreading in various directions, they pervade the surface of earth and sky,
   yea, and this highest heaven.

6. Descending rivers follow this excellent (Soma) as it spreads out the sacrifice;
   this rite is glorified thereby.

7. Thou, Soma, boldest the wealth of kine which thou hast won from the Panis;
   thou hast called aloud at the outspread sacrifice.

1. The swift-flowing Soma-juices have issued in a stream of the sweet exhilarating (beverage),
   at (the recital of) all the praises (of the sages).

2. Ancient swift-going (horses), they (the juices) have traversed a new field,---
   they have generated the sun to give light.

3. Bring to us, purifier, the house of our enemy who presents no libations,
   bestow upon us progeny-abounding food.

4. The swift-flowing Soma-juices diffuse exhilarating wine,---
   they flow to the honey-shedding receptacle.

5. The Soma flows, the sustainer (of the world), bearing a sense-invigorating essence,---
  heroic --- a protector against calumny.

6. Soma, who art worthy of the sacrifice, thou flowest to Indra and to the gods;
   thou, Indu, vouchsafest to give us food.

7. Having drunk of this chief of exhilarating draughts,
   Indra irresistible has slain his foes, and may he ever slay them.

1. The purified effused Soma-juices have flowed forth,---
   mixing with curds and milk they are cleansed in the waters.

2. The flowing juices rush (to the filter), like waters flowing down a declivity;
   purified they gratify Indra.

3. Purifier, Soma, thou proceedest to Indra for his drinking,---
   thence art thou brought by the priests.

4. Thou, Soma, who art the exhilarator of men, flow to (Indra),
   the conqueror of enemies, thou who art pure and to be worshipped.

5. When, Indu, effused by the stones, thou hastenest to the filtering-cloth,
   thou art an ample portion for Indra's belly.

6. Utter destroyer of enemies, flow forth, to be propitiated by praises,
   pure, purifying, wonderful.

7. Soma, (the yielder) of the exhilarating effusion, is called the pure,
   the purifier, the gratifier of the gods, the slayer of the wicked.

1. Green-tinted (Soma), do thou who art bestower of strength, the exhilarating,
   flow as a beverage for the gods, for the Maruts and for Vayu.

2. Purifying (Soma), placed suitably by the sacred rite, (enter) uttering a cry the (appointed) place,
   enter by the sacred function into Vayu.

3. This Soma, the showerer (of benefits), the seer, the beloved, the destroyer of foes,
   the most devout, shines in its appointed place along with the gods.

4. Pervading all forms, the pure, the desirable goes to the place
   where the immortals abide.

5. Endowed with wisdom of the past, the brilliant Soma, generating sounds,
   flows forth continually proceeding to Indra.

6. Most exhilarating and sage (Soma), flow through the filter in a stream,
   to attain the station of the adorable Indra.

1. The priests have cleansed that Soma, (swift as) a horse, on the lap of Aditi
   with fingers and with hymns.

2. The chants celebrate that Indu flowing in a thousand streams, inexhaustible,
   the supporter of heaven.

3. They have elevated to heaven by their praise that creative purifying (Soma),
   the sustainer, the maker of many.

4. The worshippers have elevated by the fingers of their arms that unconquerable lord of praise
   abiding (in the vessels).

5. The sister-fingers in a raised place press out by the grinding stones that green-tinted (Soma),
   desirable and far-beholding.

6. The worshippers offer thee to Indra, purifier Indu,
   filled with praise and bestowing exhilaration.

1. This seer, the purifying (Soma), lauded by us, passes through the filtering-cloth,
   driving away foes.

2. This invigorating heaven-conquering Soma is poured upon the filter
   for Indra and Vayu.

3. This Soma, the showerer (of benefits), the summit of heaven, the all-knowing,
   being expressed is brought by the priests into the wooden vessels.

4. This Indu resounds as it drops, yearning to give us cattle and gold,
   the conqueror of foes, the irresistible.

5. This pure-flowing exhilarating Soma is abandoned by the sun
   in the filtering-cloth the sky.

6. This powerful and purifying showerer (of benefits), the green-tinted Indu,
   flows through the firmament to Indra.

1. This swift-flowing (Soma) placed (in the vessels) by the priests, all-knowing,
   the lord of praise, hastens to the woollen (filter).

2. This Soma, effused for the gods, flows into the filter,
   penetrating all the divine forms.

3. This divine immortal (Soma) is brilliant in his own place,
   the slayer of enemies, the most devoted to the gods.

4. This showerer (of desires), expressed by the ten fingers,
   hastens uttering a sound to the pitchers.

5. This purified, all-contemplating, all-knowing (Soma) gives radiance
   to the sun and all the spheres (of light).

6. This powerful invincible purifying Soma proceeds the protector of the gods,
   the destroyer of the wicked.

1. The streams of this effused (Soma), the showerer (of benefits), flow forth,
   as it seeks to surpass the gods in strength.

2. The pious performers (of holy rites), the utterers of praise, purify by their laudation
   the radiant courser (the Soma) as soon as generated and meriting to be hymned.

3. Soma, distributor of abundant wealth, those radiances of thine when thou art purified are overpowering;
   fill therefore the praiseworthy ocean-like (pitcher).

4. Flow, Soma, in a full stream, conquering for us all treasures,---
   drive our enemies away together.

5. Preserve us from the reproach of every one who makes no offerings,who utters blame,---
   that we may be free.

6. Indu, pour to us in a stream terrestrial and celestial riches,
   bring brilliant vigour.

1. The streams of this strong Soma flow without effort into the filtering-cloth;
   purified, he excites praise.

2. This Indu, urged by the priests, and purified with a sound in the filter,
   utters a loud voice (in the oblation).

3. Pour upon us in a stream, Soma, foe-subduing strength,
   associated with male offspring and desired by many.

4. This purified Soma flows out in a stream
   to take its place in the pitchers .

5. Indu, they press thee forth by the stones, most sweet-flavoured and green-tinted,
   into the waters for Indra to drink.

6. (Priests) express the most sweet-flavoured beautiful exhilarating Soma
   for Indra the thunderer, and for our invigoration.

1. The benevolent juices being purified flow forth,
   they confer intellectual wealth.

2. Indu be (to us) the augmenter of the riches of heaven and earth,
   be the lord of food.

3. For thee, Soma, the winds are gracious, for thee the rivers flow,
   they magnify thy greatness.

4. Be well nourished, Soma; may vigour come to thee from all sides,
   be (the giver) of strength in battle.

5. Tawny-tinted (Soma), the cows yield butter and milk inexhaustible
   for thee (set) on the highest summit.

6. Indu, lord of beings, we desire the friendship of thee,
   the well-armed.

1. The Soma juices, diffusing exhilaration, rush forth effused at the sacrifice
   for the sustenance of us abounding in oblations.

2. And the fingers of Trita express this green-tinted Soma
   with the stones for Indra's drinking.

3. And like a swan entering its own flock, the Soma excites the praise of all,---
   like a horse, it is bathed with milk.

4. Beholding both worlds, Soma, thou hurriest, swift as a deer,
   taking thy seat on the place of sacrifice.

5. Praises commend thee (Soma) as a woman praises a dear lover;
   (thou hastenest to the vessel) as a hero hastens to the welcome contest.

6. Give to us who are affluent (in oblations), and also to me,
   brilliant fame, wealth, intelligence, and glory.

1. The intelligent Soma juices rush along like waves of water,
   like buffaloes to the forests.

2. The tawny-coloured bright juices hasten to the pitchers with a stream of ambrosia,
   they pour forth sustenance, accompanied with cattle.

3. The libations effused proceed to Indra, to Vayu, to Varuna,
   to the Maruts, to Vishnu.

4. The priests utter the three sacred texts, the milch kine low (on being milked),
   the green-tinted Soma goes sounding (to the vessels).

5. The many sacred hymns, the mothers of the sacrifice, give praise,
   they purify (the Soma), the infant of heaven.

6. From every side, Soma, pour upon us four oceans of riches,
   grant us thousands (of desires).

1. Indu, when effused and expressed (by the priests), flows in a stream to the filtering-cloth,
   breaking down strong places by its strength.

2. The Soma effused proceeds to Indra, to Vayu, to Varuna,
   to the Maruts, to Vishnu.

3. They press the crushed Soma as it pours forth its juice between the effusing stones,
   they milk out its juice by their acts.

4. The exhilarating Soma is to be cleansed (for the sacrifice) of Trita, and for the drinking of Indra;
   the green-tinted (juice) is mixed with the ingredients.

5. The sons of Prsni milk this Soma at the place of sacrifice,
   the most beautiful and grateful oblation (to the gods).

6. Our sincere smooth-flowing praises approach him,
   and he uttering a sound welcomes the milch kine.

1. Pour upon us, purifier, ample riches with that stream
   wherewith thou bestowest upon us light.

2. Indu, impeller of the waters, confounder of all our foes,
   flow forth by thy power as the supporter of wealth to us.

3. With thee, heroic Soma, as our hero, may we overcome our enemies,
   pour upon us desirable riches.

4. Indu the bestower of food, the seer, sends food to the worshipper,
   showing his favour, acquainted with sacred rites and arms.

5. We clothe with praises that Soma who is the inspirer of praise,
   the purified, the shepherd of men.

6. On the worship of whom all men fix their thoughts, the lord of pious acts,
   the purified, the possessor of abundant wealth.

1. Pressed between the boards, the Soma has been let loose, like a chariot-horse,
   upon the straining-cloth, the courser steps out on the field.

2. Soma, bearer of oblations, vigilant, devoted to the gods,
   flow past the hooey-dropping filter-cloth into the vessel.

3. Ancient purifier, illume for us the luminaries of heaven,
   animate us for strength-bestowing sacrifice.

4. Beautified by the ministers of the rite, expressed by their hands,
   the Soma flows through the woollen filter.

5. May that Soma bestow upon the donor of the libation all treasures,
   whether of heaven or earth or the firmament.

6. Soma, lord of food, thou ascendest to the summit of the sky,
   desirous of horses, kine, and male progeny.

1. Soma, the showerer of benefits, when effused for the drinking of the gods,
   rushes to the filter, destroying the Rakshasas, devoted to the gods.

2. The all-beholding Soma, green-tinted, all-sustaining, rushes to the filter and
   thence crying aloud to the pitcher.

3. Fleet as a horse, the pure Soma, the illumer of heaven, hastens,
   the destroyer of Rakshasas, past the woollen fleece.

4. The pure Soma upon the high place of the sacrifice of Trita,
   attended by its kindred rays, has lighted up the Sun.

5. The slayer of Vrtra, the showerer of benefits, the giver of wealth, the invincible,
   the effused Soma proceeds to the pitcher as a horse to battle.

6. The divine Soma, when effused by the priest,
   hastens in his might to the pitchers for Indra.

1. This Soma, the showerer of benefits, the chariot, dashes through the woollen fleece,
   bearing to the worshipper thousandfold food.

2. The fingers of Trita effuse by the stones
   this green-tinted juice for Indra's drinking.

3. The ten fingers, eager in the work, express that Soma,
   and by them it is purified for the exhilaration of Indra.

4. That Soma sits down amongst human beings like a falcon,
   hastening as a gallant to his mistress.

5. That exhilarating juice beholds all, Indu, the child of heaven,
   that percolates through the fleece.

6. That green-tinted, all-sustaining Soma, when effused for the drinking of the gods,
   rushes crying aloud to its beloved place.

1. Great-minded Soma, go swift with thy body that is most dear to the gods,
   saying, "Where are the gods?"

2. Sanctifying the unconsecrated worshipper bringing food for the offerer,
   pour down rain from heaven.

3. The Soma when effused enters the filter with force, giving forth light,
   beholding and illuminating all things.

4. This Soma, who light of movement mounts to heaven,
   flows through the filter in a stream of water.

5. The effused Soma honouring the gods, whether he is far off or nigh,
   is poured out as madhu for Indra.

6. The united worshippers praise him, they squeeze him forth green-tinted with the stones;
   sit down O gods at the place of sacrifice.

1. The pure all-seeing Soma has overcome all enemies;
   the worshippers grace the sage Soma with their praises.

2. The tawny-hued showerer of benefits when effused ascends to his place;
   he goes to Indra: he dwells in the fixed abode of heaven.

3. O Indu, O Soma, quickly pour upon us from all quarters
   vast and infinite riches.

4. O purified Soma, O Indu, bring all sorts of wealth,
   bestow unlimited food.

5. O Soma, being purified, bring us thy worshippers wealth with male offspring,
   recompense the praises of him who glorifies thee.

6. Indu, Soma, being purified, bring us wealth from both worlds;
   Indu, showerer of benefits, bring us glorious wealth.

1. Praise the Soma-juices which descend like streams of water, swift, brilliant, rapid,
   driving off the black-skinned Raksasas.

2. We praise the auspicious Soma's imprisonment of the Rakshasas and hostile intent against them,
   whilst we triumph over the enemy who performs no rites.

3. The sound of the purified, powerful Soma is heard like that of rain;
   his lightnings move in the sky.

4. When effused, Indu, pour forth much food
   with cows, gold, horses, and strength.

5. Flow, all-seeing Soma, fill the vast heaven and earth,
   as the sun fills the days with his beams.

6. Flow round us, Soma, on all sides in a bliss-bestowing stream,
   like a river down a steep place.

1. The green-tinted Soma generating the luminaries of heaven, generating the sun in the firmament,
   clothing himself with the descending waters-

2. He with ancient praise when effused flows in a stream,
   a god for the gods.

3. The Soma juices of unbounded vigour flow
   for the increasing, rapid acquisition of food.

4. Milking forth the ancient fluid, the Soma is poured into the filter
   and crying out generates the gods.

5. Soma being purified hastens towards all desirable wealth,
   towards the gods who favour the sacrifice.

6. Soma, being effused pour down upon us wealth consisting of kine,
   male offspring, horses and strength, and abundant food.

1. We invest with praises that Soma who, beloved, is cleansed like a horse with milk
   for the exhilaration of the gods.

2. This Indu all our praises desiring protection, beautify now
   as of old for Indra to drink.

3. Pure flows the beloved Soma, beautified by the praises
   of the sage MEDHYATITHI.

4. Purified Soma, grant us auspicious wealth
   with infinite splendour, O Indu.

5. Indu, like a horse rushing into battle, sounds in the sieve,
   when he flows through, beloved of the gods.

6. Flow for the acquisition of food, for the prosperity of the sage who praiseth thee;
   O Soma, grant me excellent male offspring.

1. Indu, thou advancest to give us abundant wealth;
   AYASYA bearing thy waves goeth towards the gods to sacrifice.

2. The sage Soma gratified by the praise of the pious worshipper prepared for the sacrifice
   is sent in a stream at a distance from the filter.

3. This vigilant Soma effused for the gods approaches,
   all-beholding he goes to the filter.

4. Flow for us food-desiring, making our sacrifice auspicious;
   O Soma, whom the priest with the sacred grass adores.

5. May Soma who is pressed forth by the seers for BHAGA and Vayu, ever prospering,
   grant us wealth placed amongst the gods.

6. Receiver of sacrifices, knower of pious paths, grant us this day
   abundant food and strength for the acquisition of wealth.

1. Indu, do thou the beholder of men flow pleasantly for the banquet of the gods,
   for Indra's drinking and exhilaration.

2. Approach the office of messenger for us: thou who art drunk for INDRA,
   pour on the gods wealth for us their friends.

3. And we adorn thee, the purple-tinted, with milk and curds for the purpose of exhilaration,
   open the doors for our riches.

4. Indu passes the filter as a horse in going passes the shaft of the chariot;
   he proceeds to the midst of the gods.

5. His friends praise Indu sporting in the water and passing through the fleece;
   their hymns glorify him.

6. Flow, Indu, with that stream wherewith when drunk thou bestowest much vigour
   on thy discerning worshipper.

1. Begotten by the stones the flowing Soma juices are effused
   for the banquet of the gods like active horses.

2. The Soma-juices pressed at the sacrifice adorned
   like a bride who hath a father flow to Vayu.

3. These brilliant Soma-juices, bestowing pleasant food, expressed into the vessel,
   gratify Indra with the ceremonies.

4. Dexterous priests hasten to me, take with the ladle the pure Soma,
   mix the exhilarating Soma with milk and curds.

5. Soma, conqueror of wealth, who knowest the way to fulfill my desires,
   flow forth the bestower of vast wealth upon us.

6. The ten fingers purify this purifiable pure-flowing
   exhilarating juice for Indra.

1. By this sacred solemnity the Soma is magnified before the mighty gods:
   exulting he moves like a bull.

2. They publish his exploits, his acts of Dasyu-crushing:
   resolute he acquits the debts of the worshipper.

3. When the praise of Indra is recited, then the juice dear to him,
   vigorous as a thunderbolt, gives us unlimited wealth.

4. When the sage Soma is cleansed by the fingers, he of his own accord desires wealth
   for the pious worshipper in Indra, the granter of wishes!

5. Thou desirest to give wealth to those who conquer in combat
   as men offer fodder to horses in battle.

1. By sacred rites we solicit wealth of thee, auspicious bearing wealth
   abiding in the regions of the vast heaven-

2. The overthrower of the resolute foe, the praiseworthy, to whom many solemn observances are addressed,
   the exhilarator, the destroyer of a hundred cities of the Asuras .

3. O Soma, doer of good deeds, the unwearied hawk brought thee,
   king over riches, from this heaven.

4. The bird brought thee the showerer of water the protector of the sacrifice,
   the common property of every god.

5. The contemplator of all, the granter of desires, putting forth his energy
   obtains superior greatness.

1. Pour down upon us a shower from heaven, a stream of waters,
   wholesome and abundant food.

2. Flow in such a stream that the cattle belonging to the enemy's nation
   may come here to our dwelling.

3. Thou who art most dear to the gods at sacrifices,
   shower down water in a stream, pour thy rain upon us.

4. Do thou for our sustenance hasten to the woollen filter with thy stream;
   let the gods hear thy sound.

5. The purifier the Soma flows forth destroying the Raksasas,
   flashing out brilliance as of old.

1. Forth flow thy mighty streams, like the roar issuing from the ocean wave:
   emit thy sound like that of a rushing arrow.

2. At thy birth the three voices of the worshipper are uttered
   when thou goest to the summit of the fleece.

3. The priests effuse with the stones into the fleece
   the beloved green-tinted purifying honey-dropping Soma.

4. Most exhilarating sage Soma, flow in a stream to the filter
   to sit on Indra's lap!

5. Most exhilarating Indu, being anointed with the unguents of milk and curds,
   flow forth for Indra's drinking.

1. Adhvaryu, pour upon the filter the Soma that has been expressed with the stones,
   purify it for Indra's drinking.

2. Adhvaryus, effuse the most sweet-flavoured Soma, the best ambrosia of heaven for Indra,
   the wielder of the thunderbolt.

3. Indu, the gods and the Maruts partake
   of thy sweet purifying beverage.

4. For thou, Soma, being effused, approachest the worshipper
   for speedy exhilaration and protection.

5. Hasten, sagacious Soma, when thou art effused, to the filter in a stream:
   bestow upon us food and fame.

1. May the glittering Soma, the acquirer of wealth, bestow upon us strength together with food;
   hasten when effused to the filter.

2. Thy juice dear to the gods, flowing in a thousand streams,
   proceeds by ancient paths to the fleecy filter.

3. Soma, send us him who is like a pot; Indu, send us now wealth;
   swift-flowing Soma, send it with blows of the stones.

4. Indu, the invoked of many, overthrow the strength
   of those people which challenges us.

5. Indu, do thou who art the distributor of riches, pour forth for our protection
   a hundred or a thousand of thy pure streams.

1. Soma armed with the stones, a thy powerful streams rise up scattering the Rakshasas;
   drive away those who are our adversaries.

2. Thou art by this strength the discomfiter of foes: I praise thee with a fearless heart
   for the sake of our line of chariots ranged against the foe and for the sake of wealth.

3. The prowess of thee Soma as thou art poured forth is irresistible against the malignant Rakshasas:
   destroy him who defies thee to battle.

4. The priests plunge Indu, honey-dropping, green-tinted,
   vigorous, exhilarating, into the water for Indra.

1. Towards Soma ancient body the seen milk the flashing:
   fluid, the sage who grants a thousand boons.

2. He like the sun is the supervisor of all acts: he hastens to the lakes,
   he unites with the seven down-descending rivers from heaven.

3. The purified Soma, like the divine sun,
   abides above all regions.

4. Purified Indu, who art devoted to Indra, pour down for our sacrifice
   food with milk and curds.

1. Soma, pour forth in a stream of food, abundant oft-collected juice,
   and all good things.

2. Indu, since the praise of thee as food, since thy birth has appeared,
   sit down upon the grass that pleases thee.

3. And Soma, do thou who art the giver of cattle, the giver of horses,
   flow to us in a stream of food as the days quickly pass.

4. Flow forth, O conqueror of thousands, who conquers and is not conquered,
   and attacking slays his foe.

1. The swift Soma devoted to the gods destroying the Rakshasas
   in the filter bestows abundant food on us;

2. When the hundred rite-loving streams of the Soma obtain the friendship of Indra,
   then the Soma brings us food.

3. The ten fingers commend thee, Soma, as a maiden her lover, thou art cleansed
   in order to bestow wealth on us.

4. Do thou, Indu, who art sweet-flavoured flow for Indra and Vishnu,
   preserve the worshippers thy praisers from sin.

1. Thy unconnected streams advance towards infinite food for us
   like the showers from heaven.

2. The green-tinted Soma contemplating all the holy acts that are pleasing to the gods rushes to the sacrifice
   brandishing his weapons against the Rakshasas.

3. He, the object of pious observances, cleansed by the priests, fearless as a king,
   sits on the waters like a hawk.

4. Indu, when thou art purified, bring us all the treasures
   that are in heaven and upon earth.

1. He the delighter of the gods flows rescuing his worshippers from sin;
   the stream of the effused beverage flows; he the delighter of the gods flows rescuing his worshippers from sin.

2. The brilliant stream, the bestower of riches, knows how to protect the worshipper:
   he the delighter of the gods flows rescuing his worshippers from sin.

3. We have received thousands from Dhvasra and Purushanti: he the delighter of the gods
   flows rescuing his worshippers from sin.

4. We have received from those two three hundred thousand garments:
   he the delighter of the gods flows rescuing his worshippers from sin.

1. Flow, Soma, conqueror of cattle, of horses, of all things, of desirable wealth;
   bring us riches with male offspring.

2. Flow with waters and with filaments, flow with herbs,
   flow with the stones.

3. Soma, do thou who art the purifier, the sage, overcome all hindrances;
   sit down on the sacred grass.

4. O purifying Soma, grant all boons; as soon as thou art born thou art great;
   Indu, thou overcomest all foes.

1. Hymn with a Gayatri hymn Indu the purifier,
   the all-beholding, the thousand-eyed.

2. Thee, the thousand-eyed, and the supporter of thousands,
   they make to flow through the filter.

3. The purifier trickles through the hairs of the filter;
   he hastens to the pitchers, entering Indra's heart.

4. All-beholding Soma, flow pleasantly for Indra's gratification;
   bring us food with male offspring.

1. Flow, Indu, for Indra's food with that juice of thine
   which in battles overthrew ninety and nine cities of the foe.

2. Which overturned the cities in a moment, and for the sake of the devout Divodasa
   subdued Sambara, and then that Turvasa and Yadu.

3. Indu, conqueror of horses, shower forth
   horses with cattle and gold and unbounded food.

4. We solicit thy friendship
   as thou droppest flowing over the filter.

5. Delight us, Soma, with those thy undulations
   which flow over the filter in a stream.

6. Soma, who art lord over all, the purifier,
   bring us riches and food with male offspring.

7. The ten fingers cleanse this Soma, whose parents are the rivers;
   he is associated with the Adityas.

8. When effused he proceeds to the filter,
   with Indra and Vayu, and with the sun's rays.

9. Do thou who art sweet-flavoured and beautiful flow at our sacrifice
   for Bhaga, Vayu, Pushan, Mitra, and Varuna.

10. The birth of thy juice is on high: the earth has received thy intense happiness and abundant food,
   though these exist naturally in heaven.

11. By this Soma obtaining and desiring to enjoy
   all the good things that belong to men we enjoy them.

12. O thou who art the possessor of wealth flow for us,
   for the adorable Indra, for Varuna and Maruts.

13. The gods approach Indu, who is completely generated, sent forth by the waters,
   the demolisher of foes, adorned with milk and curds.

14. May our praises foster him who wins the heart of Indra,
   as cows who have young ones foster their calf.

15. Soma, pour prosperity upon our cattle, milk forth for us nutritious food;
   augment the laudable water.

16. The pure Soma has generated in heaven the great Vaishvanara light
   like the wonderful thunder.

17. Bright shining Soma, the juice of thee when thou flowest
   enters the woollen filter, exhilarating, free from evil.

18. Purified Soma, thy juice as it increases shines bright;
   it makes a pervading universal light to be seen.

19. Flow forth with that juice of thine which is exhilarating,
   the best, gratifying the gods, the slayer of Rakshasas.

20. Thou art the slayer of the hostile Vrtra, the enjoyer of battle day by day,
   the giver of kine and the giver of horses.

21. Be now resplendent, mixed with the supporting products of the milch kine,
   alighting like a falcon on thy place.

22. Flow thou who didst help Indra to slay the Vrtra,
   who obstructed the great waters.

23. May we, possessed of excellent male offspring, conquer the wealth of our enemies, O Soma, the sprinkler;
   being purified, accept our praises.

24. Protected by thee, through thy protection may we be victorious, slaying our enemies;
   be vigilant, Soma, at our sacrifices.

25. The Soma flows, slaying the malignant, slaying the withholders of wealth,
   proceeding to Indra's consecrated station.

26. Bring us, purifier, much wealth: conquer our foes;
   grant us, Indu, fame and male offspring.

27. A hundred foes harm thee, not purposing to give wealth
   when being purified thou art benevolently inclined.

28. Thou, Indu, when effused, the showerer of benefits,
   make us celebrated amongst men: slay all our enemies.

29. Enjoying the friendship of thee here and thy excellent food, Indu,
   may we overcome our assailants.

30. With thy weapons which are formidable and sharp for slaying the foe,
   defend us from the scorn of our enemies.

1. These rapid Soma juices have been directed
   through the filter to obtain all good things-

2. Powerful, repelling many evils, bestowing
   happiness and riches upon our sons and horses.

3. They advance towards our fair praise, granting to us
   and our cattle sustaining wealth and food.

4. The mountain-born Soma flows for exhilaration, mighty in the Vasativari waters:
    he alights like a falcon on his own place.

5. The cattle sweeten with their milk the beautiful food that is asked for by the gods;
    the Soma when effused by the priests is cleansed in the water.

6. Then the ministering priests in the assembly beautify the juice of the exhilarating Soma
   like a horse, for the sake of immortality.

7. Sit down, Indu, on the filter with those streams the shedders of sweet juice,
   which are let fall for our protection.

8. Passing obliquely through the sheep's hairs, hasten for Indra's drinking,
   sitting in thy place
in the wooden vessels.

9. Indu, who art most sweet-flavoured, the bestower of riches,
   drop for the Angirasas butter and
milk.

10. This all-seeing Pavamana Soma deposited in the vessels, sending forth abundant food,
   the product of the waters, is known by all.

11. This Pavamana Soma, the sprinkler of benefits, engaged in sprinkling,
   the destroyer of the Rakshasas, bestows riches upon the donor of the oblation.

12. Pour forth thousand-fold wealth, together with cattle and horses,
   delighting many, desired by many.

13. This Soma the many-hymned, having wise designs,
   being cleansed by the priests, is sprinkled forth.

14. Offering thousand-fold protection, having hundred-fold wealth,
   the measurer of the world, the sage, the exhilarating Soma flows for Indra.

15. Generated and praised by song Indu at this sacrifice is deposited in his place for Indra,
   like a bird on its nest.

16. The pure Soma effused by the priests rushes forth as if to battle,
   to alight vigorously upon the ladles.

17. They attach him by seven ceremonies to the three-backed three-benched chariot
   of the Rishis to go to the gods.

18. Effusers of the Soma, urge forward that wealth-bestowing
   rapid vigorous steed to go to the battle.

19. Entering when effused into the pitcher, bringing us all success
   like a hero he stands amongst the cattle.

20. The devout priests milk forth thy sweet juice, Indu,
   for the gods for the purpose of exhilaration.

21. Pour upon the filter for us for the sake of the gods
   the most sweet-flavoured Soma, most audible to the gods.

22. These lauded Soma juices are let flow for the sake of abundant food
   in a stream of the most exhilarating juice.

23. Being purified thou hastenest to the treasures of the kine to enjoy them;
   flow forth thou who grantest food.

24. And hasten for us towards all widely renowned food with cattle,
   being hymned by Jamadagni.

25. Soma, who art most excellent, flow with thy marvelous protections
   towards our praises, towards all hymns of praise.

26. Agitator of all, do thou who art the most excellent, raising thy voice,
   pour forth the waters of the firmament.

27. O sage Soma in thy might do these worlds stand;
   to thee the rivers hasten.

28. Thy unconnected streams descend like the rain from heaven
   upon the white outspread fleece.

29. Purify for Indra the fierce Indu, the means of strength,
   the lord of wealth, the giver of riches.

30. The truthful seer, Pavamana Soma, sits down upon the filter,
   giving great energy to the worshipper.

1. Pour upon us, Soma, thousand-fold wealth with excellent male progeny,
   secure to us ample food.

2. Thou who art most exhilarating effusest food and drink for Indra;
   thou sittest on the ladles.