1. For you is what the dawn revealed, and the honor of spears has soared,
As the racing horses took flight with the banners.

2. You are an attacker when the thunders of war rumble,
And you are a speaker when the warriors argue.

3. A cloud of glory for the weak and the enemy alike,
From it comes drizzle as well as lightning.

4. The wool piles dislike the evil of their lodging by it,
As the generous visitor knocks.

5. In hardships and drought he takes refuge with the one who lights up,
As the timid and heavily-armed seek safety.

6. And desire pacifies the youth with an illusion,
While you have passion for generosity, piercing and direct.

7. You remained lofty, your sandal did not slip,
To preserve glory and bounty however long the bright star rose.