Some call him the father with five feet (the five seasons), and with twelve shapes (the twelve months), the giver of rain in the highest half of heaven; others again say that the sage is placed in the lower half, in the chariot with seven wheels and six spokes.

In plain words: A verse describes the year-god in different ways. Some call him a father with five feet (the five seasons) and twelve shapes (the twelve months) who sends rain from high heaven. Others picture him riding a chariot with seven wheels and six spokes.