Sukta 50
तर्दापते वघापते तृष्टजम्भा आ शृणोत मे । य आरण्या व्यऽद्वरा ये के च स्थ व्यऽद्वरास्तान्त्सर्वान् जम्भयामसि
tardā́pate vághāpate tṛ́ṣṭajambhā ā́ śṛṇota me | yé āraṇyā́ vy-ádvarā yé ké ca sthá vy-ádvarās tā́n sárvān jambhayāmasi
O lord of Tarda, lord of destruction, ye sharp-jawed, hear me hither. What forest-bred burrowers there be, whatever burrowers ye are—those all we crush, we break their jaws.
タルダ(Tarda)の主よ、破滅の主よ、鋭き顎をもつ者たちよ、ここに来て我が言葉を聞け。森に生まれ穴に潜む者、いかなる穴潜みの者であれ――そのすべてを我らは打ち砕き、顎を砕き閉ざす。
Rishi: Atharvanic tradition (rṣi not specified in the provided excerpt)
Devata: Targeted hostile leader/collective of pests (personified); operative power is the mantra’s crushing force
Chandas: Likely Anuṣṭubh or mixed (requires full metrical audit)
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