अजैष्माद्यासनाम चाभूमानागसो वयम् । उषो यस्माद् दुष्ष्वप्न्याद् अभैष्माप तद् उच्छत्व् अनेहसो व ऊतयः सुऊतयो व ऊतयः ॥
ajaiṣmādyāsanāma cābhūmānāgaso vayam | uṣo yasmād duṣṣvapnyād abhaiṣmāpa tad ucchatv anehaso va ūtayaḥ suūtayo va ūtayaḥ ||
Devanagari rendered by HREEM from the edition's roman (IAST) text; the IAST is the edition's own.
Now have we conquered and obtained, and from our trespasses are free. Shine thou away the evil dream, O Dawn, whereof we are afraid. Yours are incomparable aids, and good the succour they afford.
Translated by Ralph T. H. Griffith (1896)