Atharva Veda 4.19

uto asy abandhukṛd uto asi nu jāmikṛt uto kṛtyākṛtaḥ prajāṃ nadam ivā chinddhi vārṣikam

Against enemies: with a plant

Both art thou not relative-making, and now art thou kin-making; also do thou cut off (? ā-chid) the progeny of the witchcraft-maker, like a reed of the rainy season (vā́rṣika).

brāhmaṇena paryuktāsi kaṇvena nārṣadena senevaiṣi tviṣīmatī na tatra bhayam asti yatra prāpnoṣy oṣadhe

Thou art bespoken (?) by a Brāhman, by Kaṇva son of Nṛshad; thou goest like a brilliant army (?); there is no fear (bhayá) there where thou arrivest (pra-āp), O herb.

agram eṣy oṣadhīnāṃ jyotiṣevābhidīpayan uta trātāsi pākasyātho hantāsi rakṣasaḥ

Thou goest to the head (ágra) of the herbs, causing to shine (dīp) upon [us] as it were with light; also rescuer art thou of the simple (pā́ka), likewise slayer art thou of the demoniac.

yad ado devā asurāṃs tvayāgre nirakurvata tatas tvam adhy oṣadhe 'pāmārgo ajāyathāḥ

When yonder, in the beginning, the gods by thee removed (nis-kṛ) the Asuras, from thence, O herb, wast thou born, an off-wiper.

vibhindatī śataśākhā vibhindan nāma te pitā pratyag vi bhinddhi tvaṃ taṃ yo asmāṁ abhidāsati

Splitting apart (vi-bhid), hundred-branched—"splitting apart" by name is thy father; in return (pratyák), do thou split apart him who assails us.

asad bhūmyāḥ sam abhavat tad yām eti mahad vyacaḥ tad vai tato vidhūpāyat pratyak kartāram ṛcchatu

The non-existent came into being (sam-bhū) from the earth; that goes to the sky, the great expanse (vyácas); let that, verily, fuming abroad, come back thence on the maker.

pratyaṅ hi saṃbabhūvitha pratīcīnaphalas tvam sarvān macchapathāṃ adhi varīyo yāvayā vadham

Since thou hast come into being reverted (pratyáñc), having reverted fruit, do thou repel (yu) from me all curses, [repel] very far the deadly weapon.

śatena mā pari pāhi sahasreṇābhi rakṣā mā indras te vīrudhāṃ pata ugra ojmānam ā dadhat

Protect me around with a hundred; defend me with a thousand; may the forceful (ugrá) Indra, O lord of the plants, assign force (ojmán) unto thee.