कन्योवाच । निर्मुखौ च कठोरौ च प्रोद्धतौ च मनोरमौ । स्त्रीस्तनौ सेवते धन्यो मधुमांसे विशेषतः
kanyovāca | nirmukhau ca kaṭhorau ca proddhatau ca manoramau | strīstanau sevate dhanyo madhumāṃse viśeṣataḥ
قالت الفتاة: «صلبان مرتفعان، مُبهجان وإن كانا “بلا وجه”؛ طوبى لمن يلتذّ بثديي المرأة، ولا سيّما في موسم الربيع.»
Kanyā (the maiden)
Listener: Muni (sage) and/or the assembled interlocutors
Scene: A young maiden speaks boldly in a debate setting, evoking spring (madhumāsa) imagery—blossoms, bees, and sensuous metaphor—while elders/listeners react with surprise.
Within the dialogue structure, the verse voices the allure of sensual pleasure—setting up the counter-teaching that warns against attachment.
No tīrtha is mentioned in this particular verse.
No ritual prescription is present.
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