तम् अस्य पृक्षम् उपरासु धीमहि नक्तं यः सुदर्शतरो दिवातराद् अप्रायुषे दिवातरात् । आद् अस्यायुर् ग्रभणवद् वीळु शर्म न सूनवे । भक्तम् अभक्तम् अवो व्यन्तो अजरा अग्नयो व्यन्तो अजराः ॥
tam asya pṛkṣam uparāsu dhīmahi naktaṃ yaḥ sudarśataro divātarād aprāyuṣe divātarāt | ād asyāyur grabhaṇavad vīḷu śarma na sūnave | bhaktam abhaktam avo vyanto ajarā agnayo vyanto ajarāḥ ||
Devanagari rendered by HREEM from the edition's roman (IAST) text; the IAST is the edition's own.
Here near we place the sacrificial food for him who shines forth fairer in the night than in the day, with life then stronger than by day. His life gives sure and firm defence as that one giveth to a son. The during fires enjoy things given and things not given, the during fires enjoy as food.
Translated by Ralph T. H. Griffith (1896)