एकं रजस एना परो अन्यद् अस्त्य् एना पर एकेन दुर्णशं चिद् अर्वाक् । तत् ते विद्वान् वरुण प्र ब्रवीम्य् अधोवचसः पणयो भवन्तु नीचैर् दासा उप सर्पन्तु भूमिम् ॥६॥
ekaṃ rajasa enā paro anyad asty enā para ekena durṇaśaṃ cid arvāk | tat te vidvān varuṇa pra bravīmy adhovacasaḥ paṇayo bhavantu nīcair dāsā upa sarpantu bhūmim ||6||
Devanagari rendered by HREEM from the edition's roman (IAST) text; the IAST is the edition's own.
There is one other thing beyond the welkin; there is something, hard to attain, hitherward from what is beyond: this I Varuṇa, knowing it, proclaim to thee. Be the paṇi 's of degraded speech; let the barbarians creep (sṛp) downward to the earth.
Translated by William Dwight Whitney (1905)