Agni who are the protector of the good, most wise, powerful and opulent; Tryaruṇa, the son of Trivṛṣṇa, has become renowned, Vaiśvānara, in that he has bestowed upon me a pair of cattle with a wagon, and with them thousands of treasure.

Agni, Vaiśvānara, who are deservedly praised and exaulted (by us), bestow happiness upon Tryaruṇa, who gives me hundreds (of Suvarṇas), twenty cattle and a pair of burden-bearing horses.

As Tryaruṇa, plural ased by the eulogies of me who has many children, presses with earnest (mind, gifts upon me), so does Trasadsyu, desirous Agni, of your valued favour through your exceeding praise.

When Aśvamedha gives to him who solicits of him as a benefactor, saying (bestow wealth) upon me, and comes (to him) with a verse (in your praise), do you, Agni, grant intelligence to (the Rājā) who wishes to offer sacrifice (to you).

Whose hundred robust oxen yield me delight, as triple-mixed Soma, the offering of Aśvamedha (gratifies you).

Indra and Agni, bestow upon the munificent Aśvamedha infinite wealth with excellent posterity, undecaying as the sun in heaven.