Namo devyai mahādevyai śivāyai satataṃ namaḥ
Namaḥ prkṛtyai bhadrāyai niyatāḥ praṇatāḥ smatām

Translation:
I bow to you, O self-effulgent Devi, O Supreme Goddess! I bow to Shiva, the bestower of auspiciousness; to Prakriti, the womb of all things and beings, to Bhadra, the embodiment of all that is good and benign. Humbly and continuously, I bow to you.

Raudrāyai namo nityāyai gauryai dhātryai namo namaḥ
Jyotsnāyai chendurūpiṇyai sukhāyai satatam namaḥ

Translation:
I bow to Rudra and give continuous reverence to Nitya, Gauri, and Dhatri. A thousand pranams to the moon-faced one, radiant with the moonlight, the goddess who is the basis of all happiness.

Kalyāṇyai praṇataṁ vṛddhyai siddhyai kurmo namo namaḥ
Nairtrṛtyai bhūbhṛtāṁ lakshmyai sharvāṇyai te namo namaḥ

Translation:
I bow to Tarini, to Kalyani, the bestower of auspiciousness. Repeated obeisance to Naikrurtti, who appears as inauspiciousness, to Lakshmi, to Sharvani, the power of all-annihilating Shiva, the Blessed Mother of the World.

Durgāyai durgapārāyai sārāyai sarvakāriṇyai
Khyātyai tathaiva kṛṣṇāyai dhūmrāyai satataṁ namaḥ

Translation:
I bow to the Goddess Durga, to Durgapara, who takes one across the turbulent ocean of worldliness; to Sara, the essence of all things; to Sarvakarini, the cause of everything and every being; and to Khyati, Krishna, and Dhoomra Devi.

Atisaumyāti raudrāyai namastasyai namo namaḥ
Namo jagatpratiṣṭāyai devyai kṛtyai namo namaḥ

Translation:
I bow to the goddess who is at once extremely gentle and extremely terrible. To you, I offer humble obeisance again and again. Prostrations to you on whom the entire universe is founded, to you who is volition, and by whose will the entire universe of things and beings has come into being.

Namastasyai namastasyai namastasyai namo namaḥ

Translation:
I bow again and again in reverence to the goddess.