एतैरस्थिभिः शीघ्रं मे कुरु त्वं वज्रमायुधम् । येन व्यापादयाम्याशु वृत्रं दानवसत्तमम्
etairasthibhiḥ śīghraṃ me kuru tvaṃ vajramāyudham | yena vyāpādayāmyāśu vṛtraṃ dānavasattamam
Avec ces os, façonne rapidement pour moi l'arme appelée Vajra, par laquelle je pourrai promptement occire Vṛtra, le premier des Dānavas.
Indra
Scene: Indra commands Viśvakarmā to swiftly forge the Vajra from the sacred bones; in the celestial forge, fire glows as the future thunderbolt takes shape, foreshadowing Vṛtra’s fall.
Righteous power must be forged from purity and sacrifice; dharma’s victory is rooted in holy offering.
No tīrtha is named in this verse; it advances the episode explaining how a sacred instrument of protection arose.
None; it is an instruction for divine craftsmanship (āyudha-nirmāṇa) rather than a human ritual.