diter vrataṁ cābhihitaṁ mahat te

kanya-an unmarried girl; ca-and; vindeta-can get; samagra-laksanam-possessing all good qualities; patim-a husband; tu-and; avira-a woman without a husband or son; hata-kilbisam-free from fault; gatim-the destination; mrta-praja-a woman whose children are dead; jiva-suta-a woman whose child has a long duration of life; dhana-isvari-possessing wealth; su-durbhaga-unfortunate; su-bhaga-fortunate; rupam-beauty; agryam-excellent; vindet-can get; virupa-an ugly woman; viruja-from the disease; vimucyate-is freed; yah-he who; amaya-vi-a diseased man; indriya-kalya-deham-an able body; etat-this; pathan-reciting; abhyudaye ca karmani-and in a sacrificial ceremony in which oblations are offered to the forefathers and demigods; ananta-unlimited; trptih-satisfaction; pitr-devatanam-of the forefathers and demigods; tustah-being pleased; prayacchanti-they bestow; samasta-all; kaman-desires; homa-avasane-on the completion of the ceremony; huta-bhuk-the enjoyer of the sacrifice; sri-harih-Lord Visnu; ca-also; rajan-O King; mahat-great; marutam-of the Maruts; janma-birth; punyam-pious; diteh-of Diti; vratam-the vow; ca-also; abhihitam-explained; mahat-great; te-to you.