asmaa id u tyad anu daayy eSaam eko yad vavne bhuurer iishaanaH

ava vediM hotraabhir yajeta ripaH kaash cid varuNadhrutaH saH

naaveva naH paarayataM yugeva nabhyeva na upadhiiva pradhiiva

naahaM taM veda ya iti braviity adevayuun samaraNe jaghanvaan

The sons of Merari by Jaaziah; Beno, and Shoham, and Zaccur, and Ibri.

ato no rudraa uta vaa nv a\syaagne vittaad dhaviSo yad yajaama

tam apsanta shavasa utsaveSu naro naram avase taM dhanaaya

gavaam maNDuukaa dadataH shataani sahasrasaave pra tiranta aayuH

shunaasiiraav imaaM vaacaM juSethaaM yad divi cakrathuH payaH

vatsam iva maataraa saMrihaaNe samaanaM yonim anu saMcarantii

yenemaa vishvaa cyavanaa kRtaani yo daasaM varNam adharaM guhaakaH

Ain, Remmon, and Ether, and Ashan; four cities and their villages:

gobhiH saMnaddho asi viiLayasvaasthaataa te jayatu jetvaani

The children of Keros, the children of Sia, the children of Padon,

pra ghaa nv a\sya mahato mahaani satyaa satyasya karaNaani vocam

ayaM vidac citradRshiikam arNaH shukrasadmanaam uSasaam aniike

And Elioenai, and Jaakobah, and Jeshohaiah, and Asaiah, and Adiel, and Jesimiel, and Benaiah,

vedhaa ajinvat triSadhastha aaryam Rtasya bhaage yajamaanam aabhajat

hito na saptir abhi vaajam arSendrasyendo jaTharam aa pavasva

ashvajite gojite abjite bharendraaya somaM yajataaya haryatam

atash cid aa janiSiiSTa pravRddho maa maataram amuyaa pattave kaH

jigRtam asme revatiiH puraMdhiiH kaamapreNeva manasaa carantaa

aa shyenasya javasaa nuutanenaasme yaataM naasatyaa sajoSaaH

paraavataM naasatyaanudethaam uccaabudhnaM cakrathur jihmabaaram