Vāseṭṭhītherīgāthā  Vāseṭṭhī

“Puttasokenahaṁ aṭṭā,  Struck down with grief for my son,
khittacittā visaññinī;  deranged, out of my mind,
Naggā pakiṇṇakesī ca,  naked, my hair flying,
tena tena vicārihaṁ.  I wandered here and there.

Vīthi saṅkārakūṭesu, 
Vīthi → vasiṁ (bj) I lived on rubbish heaps,
susāne rathiyāsu ca;  in cemeteries and highways.
Acariṁ tīṇi vassāni,  For three years I wandered,
khuppipāsāsamappitā.  stricken by hunger and thirst.

Athaddasāsiṁ sugataṁ,  Then I saw the Holy One
nagaraṁ mithilaṁ pati; 
pati → gataṁ (sya1ed, sya2ed, pts1ed, pts2ed, mr) back at the city of Mithilā.
Adantānaṁ dametāraṁ,  Tamer of the untamed,
sambuddhamakutobhayaṁ.  the Awakened One fears nothing from any quarter.

Sacittaṁ paṭiladdhāna,  Regaining my mind,
vanditvāna upāvisiṁ;  I paid homage and sat down.
So me dhammamadesesi,  Out of compassion
anukampāya gotamo.  Gotama taught me the Dhamma.

Tassa dhammaṁ suṇitvāna,  After hearing his teaching,
pabbajiṁ anagāriyaṁ;  I went forth to homelessness.
Yuñjantī satthuvacane,  Applying myself to the Teacher’s words,
sacchākāsiṁ padaṁ sivaṁ.  I realized the state of grace.

Sabbe sokā samucchinnā,  All sorrows are cut off,
pahīnā etadantikā;  given up, they end here.
Pariññātā hi me vatthū,  I’ve fully understood the basis
yato sokāna sambhavo”ti.  from which grief comes to be.

… Vāseṭṭhī therī …. 
Vāseṭṭhī → vāsiṭṭhī (sya1ed, sya2ed, pts1ed, pts2ed)