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Sukta 113
शत्रुनाशनम्। तृष्टि॑के॒ तृष्ट॑वन्दन॒ उद॒मूं छि॑न्धि तृष्टिके । यथा॑ कृ॒तद्वि॒ष्टासो॒ऽमुष्मै॑ शे॒प्याव॑ते
tṛ́ṣṭike tṛ́ṣṭa-vandana úd amū́ṁ chindhi tṛ́ṣṭike | yáthā kṛtá-dviṣṭāso ’múṣmai śepyā́vate ||
O Tṛṣṭikā, praised for thy sharpness, cut forth and cut away that yonder foe, O Tṛṣṭikā; so that the made-haters may be for him—unto that man—an occasion of penal shame.
يا تُرِشْتِكَا (Tṛṣṭikā)، يا ممدوحةً لحدّتكِ، اقطعي واقطعي بعيدًا ذلك العدوَّ هناك، يا تُرِشْتِكَا؛ لكي يكون المبغضون المصنوعون له—لذلك الرجل—سببَ خزيٍ عقابيّ.
Rishi: Atharvanic tradition (Anukramaṇī attribution not supplied in input)
Devata: Tṛṣṭikā (personified destructive/cutting power)
Chandas: Likely Anuṣṭubh (needs metrical verification)
Primary: raudra
Secondary: vira
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