Matahari yang berbentuk semesta, yang keemasan, yang mengetahui segala makhluk, perlindungan tertinggi, cahaya tunggal yang menyala, dengan seribu sinar, yang berada dalam seratus cara—prana dari segala makhluk ini terbit, inilah matahari.
Academic Translation
The sun of universal form, the golden one, the knower of all beings, the supreme refuge, the one light burning, with thousand rays, existing in a hundredfold manner—this prana of beings rises, this sun.
jyotirekam = jyotis + ekam (s before vowel becomes r via visarga, then r + e; or jyotiḥ + ekam with visarga sandhi)
prāṇaḥ prajānām = no sandhi (visarga before pa)
prajānāmudayati = prajānām + udayati (ām + u = āmu, no visarga shown)
udayatyeṣa = udayati + eṣa (i + e = ye)
Verse Context
Surya as Cosmic PranaMahavakya: Not a direct Mahavakya, but the identification of the sun with prana of all beings supports the non-dual vision underlying 'Tat tvam asi' (Chandogya 6.8.7)—the universal life-force is one, appearing as many. The sun as 'parāyaṇam' (supreme refuge) echoes the sentiment of 'Ayam ātmā brahma' (Mandukya 2).Atharva VedaPippalada (Paippalada) ShakhaChandas: Trishtup (11-syllable per pada, 44 syllables total)