Taittiriyabrahmana 3.10.11.7

3.10.11.7

índrasya_evá sā́yujyam̐ salokátām āpnoti /
yá eváṃ véda /
bṛ́haspáter vā́ etā́ni nāmadhéyāni /
bṛ́haspáter evá sā́yujyam̐ salokátām āpnoti /
yá eváṃ véda /
prajā́pater vā́ etā́ni nāmadhéyāni /
prajā́pater evá sā́yujyam̐ salokátām āpnoti /
yá eváṃ véda /
bráhmaṇo vā́ etā́ni nāmadhéyāni /
bráhmaṇa evá sā́yujyam̐ salokátām āpnoti /
yá eváṃ véda //
sá vā́ eṣò 'gnír apakṣapucchó vāyúr evá /
tásyāgnír múkham /
asā́v ādityáḥ síraḥ /
sá yád eté deváte ántareṇa /
tát sárvam̐ sīvyati /
tásmāt sāvitráḥ //

he attains union and the same world with Indra,
who knows thus.
These are the names of Bṛhaspati;
he attains union and the same world with Bṛhaspati,
who knows thus.
These are the names of Prajāpati;
he attains union and the same world with Prajāpati,
who knows thus.
These are the names of Brahman;
he attains union and the same world with Brahman,
who knows thus.
That fire, wingless and tailless, is Vāyu indeed;
Agni is his mouth,
yonder Āditya is his head.
Whatever is between these two deities,
that he stitches together entirely;
therefore is it Sāvitra.