Here, the mighty Parjanya, god of rain and thunder, is celebrated as both a life-giver and a fearsome force. He's depicted as a roaring bull who impregnates the earth, brings forth plants and food, yet also strikes down the wicked. The hymn vividly captures the drama and power of a thunderstorm, pleading for blessings and protection.

This hymn praises Parjanya, the rain god, as the profound source of speech, waters, and all creation. It invokes him for triple shelter, well-being, and fertile rains, recognizing his deep connection to cosmic order and life's interconnected cycles of birth and sustenance.

A concise ode to Parjanya, the sky-born rain god, who bestows abundance. The hymn praises him as the life-giver, creating all embryos from plants to humans, and appeals for continuous sustenance and fertile pastures through heartfelt offerings.