11. Haridasvah Sahastrarcih sapta – Saptiriciman |
      Timironmahah Sambhuhtvasta Marttanda Amsuman ||

Haridasvah = Having green horses; Sahasracih = Having thousand rays; Sapa Saptih = possessing seven horses drawn with chariot; Mariciman = Vibrating with his rays; Timiron mathah = Dispeller of darkness (ignorance); Sambhuh = Giver of happiness; Tvasta = makes all forms dwindle; Martandah = Born from the shape of lifeless egg (perishable nature); Amsuman = Having radiating rays.

 He has seven green horses (yoked to his Chariot), is of myriad – rayed, full of rays, the destroyer of darkness, the source of happiness, mitigator of the sufferings and is the infuser of life in the cosmic egg, having rays.

12. Hiranyagarbhah sisira stapano bhaskaro ravih |
      Agnigarbho diteh putrah Sankhah Sisira nasanah ||

Hiranya garbhah = With golden womb; Sisirah = cooled one; Tapanah = Making one tremble; Bhaskarah = The illuminator; Ravih = The creator (Ravi); Agni garbhah = Having the Conch; Sisiranasanah = Destroyer of snow fall and fog.

He is Hiranyagarbha (Store house of riches); Sirsirastapana, illuminator, Ravi, bearer of the fire, (of dissolution in his womb), Son of Aditi, blissful, and the destroyer of the cold (or evilmindedness)

13. Vyomanatha starmobhedi Rugyajuh Samaparagah |
      Ghanavrustirapam mitro vindhyavithi plavangamah||

Vyomanatha = The lord of the cosmos; Tamobhedi = Drives away darkness and institutes light; Rugyajussama paragah = One who has visualised the three vedas Rig, Yaju and Sama; Ghana Vrustih = One showers abundant rains; Apammitrah = Friend of waters; Vindhya Vithi plavangamah = one who travels in the direction South of Vindhyas.

He is the Lord of the firmament, the dispenser of darkness, the master of the three vedas Viz Rig, Yaju, Sama, the sender of the dawn, the pourer of showers, the friend of waters, crosses the Vindhya range, who sports in Brahmanadi (he who goes on his course swiftly)

14. Atapimandali Mrutyuh pingalahsarvatapanah |
       Kavirvisvo Mahateja raktahsarva bhavo dbhavah ||

Atapi = Blazer of heat with his rays; Mandali = having the shape of a cycle (round shape); Mrutyuh = The cause of death; pingalah = Having yellow colour; Sarva tapanah = making every body burn; Kavih = Pundit (Learned one poet); Visvah = The universal form; Mahatejah = The most brilliant; Raktah = Having reddish colour; Sarva bhavodbhavah = origin for the course of every work.

He is a giver of heat, adorned with a cycle of rays, he is the death itself (of impediments) tawny (or yellow coloured one) and the destroyer of all. He is omniscient, all formed, extremely, brilliant, reddish (or the beloved of all) and the source of all evolutes.

15. Nakshatra graha taranamadhipo visvabhavanah |
       Tejasamapi tejasvi dvadasatmnnamo stute ||

Nakshatra graha taranam = Asvin, Candra and for planets of the constellation; Adhipah = Lord; Visvabhavanah = The thought of origin of creation; Tejasamapi = Even for the great brilliant one; tejasvi = more brillinat; Dvadasatman = The twelve parts of Bhagavan Surya; Te = for you; Namah = Salutations; Astu = Be it like that.

He is the lord of the stars, planets and constellations and the origin of every thing in the universe, the resplendent among the splendid. Oh! God, appearing in twelve forms (in the shape of twelve months of the year) salutations to you.

16. Namah purvaya Giraye pascimayaye namah |
       Jyotir gananam pataye Dinadhi pataye Namah ||

Purvaya = Present on the east rising; Giraye = For the mountain; Namah = Salutation; Pascime = Setting on the west side; Giraye = the mountain; Namah = Salutation; Jyotirgananam = The groups brilliant rays; pataye = To the lord; Namah = Salutations; Dinadhipataye = Lord of the day Surya; Namah = Salutations.

Salutations to you, the presiding diety of the Eastern mountain (where the sun rises), and the western mountain (where the Sun sets). Salutations to the Lord of the Stellar bodies and to the Lord of the day.

17. Jayaya Jayabhadraya haryasvaya Namo namah |
       Namo Namah Sahasramaso Adityaya Namo namah ||

Jayaya = For Success; Jayabhadraya = For the bestower of victory ensuring it; Namah = Salutations; Haryasvaya = For the possessor of yellow horses; Namonamah = Salutations again and again; Sahasramso = Oh! Lord of thousand rays; Adityaya = The son of Aditi; Namonamah = Salutations again and again.

Salutations to you, the giver of victory, salutations to you, the joy born of victory, Salutations to (you) the God having green horses, Salutations to you, Oh! Thousand – rayed Lord and Son of Aditi.

18. Nama ugraya Viraya Sarangaya Namo Namah |
       Namah padma prabodhaya martandaya Namo Namah ||

Ugraya = For the aggressive Violent one; Namah = Salutations; Viraya = For the mighty; Namah = Salutation; Padma prabhodaya = the one who blossoms the lotus flowers; Namah = Salutation; Martandaya = For the son of Mrukanda Maharsi; Te = for you; Namah = Salutation; Asti = Let this be.

Salutation to be thesubduer of the senses (terrible one the valiant one, the one that travels fast (i.e. leading to the realisation of mystic syllable; OM; Salutations to him whose emergence makes the lotus blossom (the awakener of the lotus in the heart) and to the fierce one.

19. Brahme sanacyutesaya Suryayaditya Varcase |
      Bhasvate Sarva bhakshaya roudraya vapuse namah ||

Brahma = Fo Brahma; Eesana = For Eswara; Abhyatah = For Visnu; Eesaya = Lord; Aditya Varcase = With the glow of Aditya; Bhasvate = Illumines; Sarva bhakshaya = Every thing is being eaten; Roudraya = makes one afraid of him; Vapuse = having a body; suryaya = For Surya; Namah = Salutation.

Salutation to the overlord of Brahma, Siva and Visnu. Salutations to the Sun-God the spiritual light indwelling the solar or the resplendent one, the devourer of all is of form that is fierce like that of Rudra.

20. Tamoghnaya himaghnaya satrughnayamitatmane |
      Kruta ghnaghnaya Devaya Jyotisam pataye namah ||

Tamoghnaya = Dispellerof darkness; Himaghnaya = Destroyer of Snow and dew; Satrughnaya = Conqueror of enemies; Amitatmane = The all pervading; Krutaghnaya = Kills the person who has forgotten the help rendered; Devaya = Self effulgent; Jyotisam = For the lights; Pataye = Lord; Namah = Salutations.

Salutations to the dispeller of darkness, the destroyer of cold (ie fear), the exterminator of foes; the one whose extent is immeasurable, the annihilator of the unforgetable, the Lord of the stellar bodies.

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