Far more frequently, however, ásah is used in relative sentences, such as,

VI, 36, 5. ásah yáthâ nah sávasâ kakânáh.

That thou mayest be ours, delighting in strength.

VII, 24, 1. ásah yáthâ nah avitâ´ vridhé ka.

That thou mayest be our helper and for our increase.

See also X, 44, 4; 85, 26; 36.

Wilson: May they be exalted by this our worship.

Benfey: Mögen die Hohen hier bei uns sein.

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