Gobhilagrihyasutra 2.1.10

2.1.10

- klītakair yavair māṣair vā ''plutāṃ suhṛt surottamena saśarīrāṃ trir mūrdhany abhiṣiñcet kāma, veda te nāma, mado nāmā 'sī 'ti, samānayā 'mum iti patināma gṛhṇīyāt, svāhākārāntābhir, upastham uttarābhyāṃ plāvayet:

After she has been washed with Klîtaka, barley and beans, a friend should besprinkle her three times at her head, so that her whole body becomes wet, with Surâ of first quality, with (the formula), 'Kâma! I know thy name. Intoxication thou art by name,' &c. (Mantra-Brâhmana I, 1, 2). (In the passage of the formula), 'Bring hither N.N.,' he should pronounce the husband's name. (The Mantras should have) the word Svâhâ at their end. With the two following verses he should wash her private parts.