जिह्वा ज्या भवति कुल्मलं वाङ् नाडीका दन्तास् तपसाभिदिग्धाः । तेभिर् ब्रह्मा विध्यति देवपीयून् हृद्बलैर् धनुर्भिर् देवजूतैः ॥८॥
jihvā jyā bhavati kulmalaṃ vāṅ nāḍīkā dantās tapasābhidigdhāḥ | tebhir brahmā vidhyati devapīyūn hṛdbalair dhanurbhir devajūtaiḥ ||8||
Devanagari rendered by HREEM from the edition's roman (IAST) text; the IAST is the edition's own.
His tongue becomes a bow-string, his voice an [arrow-] neck, his teeth [become] shafts (nāḍīkā́) smeared with penance; with these the Brahman (brahmán) pierces the insulters of the gods, with bows having force from the heart [and] speeded by the gods.
Translated by William Dwight Whitney (1905)