10 Srimad-Bhagavatam [Canto 6, Ch. 6

tato manus caksuso *bhid
visve sadhyd manoh sutah

vdstoh—of Vastu; angirasi—of his wife named Angirasi; putrah—the
son; visvakarmad—Visvakarma; akrti-patih—the husband of Akrti;
tatah—from them; manuh caksusah—the Manu named Caksusa;
abhit—was born; visve—the Visvadevas; sddhyadh—the Sadhyas;
manoh—of Manu; sutéh—the sons.

TRANSLATION

From Angirasi, the wife of the Vasu named Vastu, was born the
great architect Visvakarma. Visvakarma became the husband of
Akrti, from whom the Manu named Caksusa was born. The sons of
Manu were known as the Visvadevas and Sadhyas.

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fararaan age afararagy |
qaardisy yatta Ja TMA BAS 11241!

vibhdvasor asiitosa
vyustam rocisam atapam

parcayamo ’tha bhitani
yena jagrati karmasu

vibhavasoh—of Vibhavasu; asiita—gave birth to; isd—named Usa;
vyustam—Vyusta; rocisam—Rocisa; dtapam—Atapa; paficayémah—
Paficayama; atha—thereafter; bhitani—the living entities; yena—by
whom; jdgrati—are awakened; karmasu—in material activities.

TRANSLATION

Usa, the wife of Vibhavasu, gave birth to three sons—Vyusta,
Rocisa and Atapa. From Atapa came Pajicayéma, the span of day,
who awakens all living entities to material activities.
