Sukta 8.41
स क्षपः परि षस्वजे न्युस्रो मायया दधे स विश्वं परि दर्शतः । तस्य वेनीरनु व्रतमुषस्तिस्रो अवर्धयन्नभन्तामन्यके समे ॥
sa kṣapaḥ pari sasvaje ni usraḥ māyayā dadhe sa viśvaṃ pari darśataḥ | tasya venīr anu vratam uṣas tisro avardhayan nabhantām anyake same ||
He embraced the nights all around; and he set the Dawn-cow below by his power of formation; he looks around upon all existence. Following his law, the three Dawns increase like braided streams—may the lights shine in another sameness.
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