अश्विनौ मृन्मयं लिंगं नाम्ना चैव सुवेधसम् । विनायकः पिष्टलिंगं नाम्ना चापि कपर्दिनम्
aśvinau mṛnmayaṃ liṃgaṃ nāmnā caiva suvedhasam | vināyakaḥ piṣṭaliṃgaṃ nāmnā cāpi kapardinam
صنع التوأمان الأشفينيان لِنْغًا من الطين وسمّياه «سوفيدهاسا» (الأشدّ حكمة). وصنع فيناياكا لِنْغًا من عجين، وسمّاه أيضًا «كاباردين» (الربّ ذو الشعر المعقود).
Lomaharṣaṇa (Sūta) (deduced)
Scene: The Aśvinī twins, radiant physicians of the gods, shape a clay liṅga named Suvedhasa; Vināyaka (Gaṇeśa) forms a paste-made liṅga and names it Kapardin, with matted-hair symbolism evoked.
Accessible materials like clay or paste can become sacred through devotion; divine names reveal Śiva’s qualities.
This excerpt does not specify a location; it continues the enumeration of liṅgas.
No explicit prescription; it describes the making and naming of liṅgas.