आहुर्यस्य स्वरूपं क्षणमुखमखिलं सूरयः कालमेतंध्वान्तस्यैकान्तमन्तं यदपि च परमं सर्वधाम्नां च धाम ।चक्रं तच्चक्रपाणेर्दितिजतनुगलद्रक्तधाराक्तधारंशश्वन्नो विश्ववन्द्यं वितरतु विपुलं शर्म घर्मांशुशोभम् ॥
In plain words
Wise sages speak of it as time itself, the ultimate end of darkness, and the supreme light shining behind all lights—may that divine discus of Vishnu, its razor edge crimson with blood dripping from fallen demons and its brilliance rivaling the sun, forever bestow vast peace upon us.
Close to the Sanskrit
The wise say whose true form is time characterized by moments, the absolute end of darkness, and which is also the supreme light of all lights—may that discus of the discus-holder, whose edge is smeared with streams of blood dripping from the bodies of the demons, constantly grant to us vast, sun-radiant peace, which is revered by the universe.