b. Even by day they make the darkness, With Parjanya, water bearer; What time they inundate the earth.
c. The treasure-house of sky which the heroes rich in dew Make to shake for the generous giver, The Parjanyas set thee free from along the firmaments; The rains pour over the desert [1].
d. From the ocean, O Maruts, ye make (the rain) to start, Ye make the rain to fall, O ye that are rich in moisture; Your cows, O ye wondrous, fail not; As ye fly swiftly your chariots turned.
e. Set free the rain from heaven; With waters fill the ocean; Thou art born of waters, first-born; Thou art the might of the ocean.
f. Flood the earth, Break this divine cloud; Give to us of the divine water, Ruling loosen the water bag.
g. The gods whose portion is in the sky, the gods whose portion is in the atmosphere, the gods whose portion is on earth, may they aid this sacrifice, may they enter this place, may they inhabit this place.