विरोम विशिरं शस्तं पाणिपृष्ठंसमुन्नतम् । वैधव्यहेतुरोमाढ्यं निर्मांसं स्नायुमत्त्यजेत्
viroma viśiraṃ śastaṃ pāṇipṛṣṭhaṃsamunnatam | vaidhavyaheturomāḍhyaṃ nirmāṃsaṃ snāyumattyajet
تُمدَح اليد الخالية من الشعر والتي لا تبرز فيها العروق؛ ويُعَدُّ ظهرُ الكف إذا رُفع برفق علامةَ يُمنٍ. أمّا الكفُّ كثيرُ الشعر—المعدود سببًا للترمّل—أو الكفُّ الهزيلُ الخالي من اللحم المليءُ بالأوتار، فيُتْرَك ويُجتَنَب.
Skanda
Tirtha: Avimukta-kṣetra (Kāśī)
Type: kshetra
Listener: Generic
Scene: Comparison of hand features: hairless and veinless hands praised; gently raised back of hand auspicious; excessively hairy (widowhood-cause) and fleshless sinewy hands to be avoided—shown as a didactic chart-like scene in a sacred setting.
It upholds the ideal of balanced, healthy form as auspicious and treats harshness/excess as a sign of potential suffering in worldly life.
The passage belongs to the Kāśī Khaṇḍa’s Kāśī-centered teaching milieu; no distinct tīrtha is named in this verse.
None; it is guidance in the style of lakṣaṇa (physiognomic) evaluation.