Verse 5.3.1.13

atha śvo bhūte | parivṛtyai gṛhānparetya nairṛtaṃ caruṃ nirvapati yā vā aputrā patnī sā parivṛttī sa kṛṣṇānāṃ vrīhīṇāṃ nakhairnirbhidya taṇḍulānnairṛtaṃ caruṃ śrapayati sa juhotyeṣa te nirṛte bhāgastaṃ juṣasva svāheti yā vā aputrā patnī sā nirṛtigṛhītā tadyadevāsya atra nairṛtaṃ rūpaṃ tadevaitacamayati tatho hainaṃ sūyamānaṃ nirṛtirna gṛhṇāti tasya dakṣiṇā kṛṣṇā gauḥ parimūrṇī paryāriṇī sā hyapi nirṛtigṛhītā tāmāha mā me'dyeśāyāṃ vātsīditi tatpāpmānamapādatte

Preview of English translation:

13. And on the following day he goes to the house of a discarded (wife), and prepares a pap for Nirriti;—a discarded wife is one who has no son. He cooks the pap for Nirriti of black rice, after splitting the grains with his nails. He offers it with (Vajasaneyi Samhita IX, 3), “This, O Nirriti, is thy share: accept it graciously, hail!” For a wife that is without a son, is possessed with Nirriti (destruction, calamity); and whatever of Nirriti’s nature there is in her, that he thereby propitiates, and thus Nirriti does not take possession of him while he is consecrated. The fee for this (oblation) consists of a black, decrepit, diseased cow; for such a one also is possessed with Nirriti. He says to her (the wife), 'Let her not dwell this day in my dominion! thus he removes evil from himself.

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