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Sukta 13
चक्षु॑षा ते॒ चक्षु॑र्हन्मि वि॒षेण॑ हन्मि ते वि॒षम्। अहे॑ म्रि॒यस्व॒ मा जी॑वीः प्र॒त्यग॒भ्येऽतु त्वा वि॒षम्
cákṣuṣā te cákṣur hanmi viṣéṇa hanmi te viṣám | áhe mriyásva mā́ jīvīḥ prátyag abhí etu tvā viṣám ||
With eye I smite thine eye; with poison I smite thy poison. O serpent, die—live not: backward, upon thee, let the venom go.
Sa mata ay aking binabagbag ang iyong mata; sa lason ay binabagbag ko ang iyong lason. O ahas, mamatay ka, huwag mabuhay: pabalik, sa iyo, yumao ang lason.
Rishi: Atharvanic (per anukramaṇī tradition).
Devata: Ahi/Sarpa (serpent) as addressed adversary; the counter-poison power as operative force.
Chandas: Anuṣṭubh (probable).
Primary: raudra
Secondary: vira
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