1.3.1

There were two classes of Prajāpati's sons, the gods and the Asuras.[1] Naturally,[2] the gods were fewer, and the Asuras more in number. They vied with each other for (the mastery of) these worlds. The gods said, ‘Now let us surpass the Asuras in (this) sacrifice through the Udgītha.’

dvayā —

द्वया
ha —

ह
prājāpatyāḥ —

प्राजापत्याः
devāścāsurāśca —

देवाश्चासुराश्च
tataḥ —

ततः
kānīyasā —

कानीयसा
eva —

एव
devāḥ —

देवाः
jyāyasā —

ज्यायसा
asurāḥ —

असुराः
ta —

त
eṣu —

एषु
lokeṣvaspardhanta —

लोकेष्वस्पर्धन्त
te —

ते
ha —

ह
devā —

देवा
ūcuḥ —

ऊचुः
hantāsurānyajña —

हन्तासुरान्यज्ञ
udgīthenātyayāmeti —

उद्गीथेनात्ययामेति