त्रीणि छन्दांसि कवयो वि येतिरे पुरुरूपं दर्शतं विश्वचक्षणम् । आपो वाता ओषधयस् तान्य् एकस्मिन् भुवन आर्पितानि ॥१७॥
trīṇi chandāṃsi kavayo vi yetire pururūpaṃ darśataṃ viśvacakṣaṇam | āpo vātā oṣadhayas tāny ekasmin bhuvana ārpitāni ||17||
Devanagari rendered by HREEM from the edition's roman (IAST) text; the IAST is the edition's own.
Three meters the poets extended (? vi-yat)—the many-formed one, the admirable, the all-beholding; waters, winds, herbs—these are set (ā́rpita) in one being (bhúvana).
Translated by William Dwight Whitney (1905)