So they said,
Te Tam Arcayantaha
So, what is the meaning of Arcayantaha? They praised! And, what is the meaning of Archana? To praise the Supreme! Any action performed in praise of the Supreme is Archana, it does not correspond necessarily in meaning of doing a ritual. Of course, rituals are also Archana. So anyway,
Te Tam Arcayantaha Stvam Hi Nah Pitaha Yo Smakam Avidyyah Param Paaram Tarayasiti
Thou who has taken us across to the other shore of ignorance, thou art indeed our father.
Namah Parama Rsibhyo Namah Parama Rsibhyah
Salutations to the great Supreme Rishis. Salutations to the great Supreme Rishis!
Thus ends the Prasnopanishad–Upanishad of questions.
Now, I will elaborate a little more, provide a little more understanding of that Person of the sixteen parts, to which reference was made in the last part, the last prasna, question number six.
For this, we would have to go to another Upanishad, the Shvetashvatara Upanishad–the Upanishad of the white horse.