प्रस्तृणती स्तम्बिनीर् एकशुङ्गाः प्रतन्वतीर् ओषधीर् आ वदामि । अंशुमतीः कण्डिनीर् या विशाखा ह्वयामि ते वीरुधो वैश्वदेवीर् उग्राः पुरुषजीवनीः ॥४॥
prastṛṇatī stambinīr ekaśuṅgāḥ pratanvatīr oṣadhīr ā vadāmi | aṃśumatīḥ kaṇḍinīr yā viśākhā hvayāmi te vīrudho vaiśvadevīr ugrāḥ puruṣajīvanīḥ ||4||
Devanagari rendered by HREEM from the edition's roman (IAST) text; the IAST is the edition's own.
The spreading, the bushy, the one-spathed, the extending herbs do I address; those rich in shoots, jointed (kāṇḍín), that have spreading branches (víçākha); I call for thee the plants that belong to all the gods, formidable, giving life to men.
Translated by William Dwight Whitney (1905)