Certainly! The "Ichchhāmi Khaṃāsamāṇaṃ" (also spelled "Ichami Khamasamanam") is a traditional Jain prayer recited to seek forgiveness. Here is the verse in its traditional Prakrit form and a simple English translation:

Prakrit (Roman script): ``` Ichchhāmi khaṃāsamaṇam savva-jīvēsu, savva-jīvā me khamantu, mittī me savva-bhūesu, veram majjha na kenai. ```

English Translation: ``` I seek forgiveness from all living beings, May all living beings forgive me, I have friendship with all living beings, I have enmity towards none. ```

This prayer is often recited during Pratikraman and at the conclusion of various Jain rituals, especially during Paryushan and Samvatsari, to express forgiveness and to promote universal friendship and non-harm.