यत्सप्तमंडलानां च गमनं च करार्पणम् । वह्निश्च वरुणः कृष्णो देवताश्च सवल्लभाः
yatsaptamaṃḍalānāṃ ca gamanaṃ ca karārpaṇam | vahniśca varuṇaḥ kṛṣṇo devatāśca savallabhāḥ
ذلك هو: الطواف حول الدوائر السبع، ووضع اليد وتسليمها (تسليم الزواج). إن أغني، وفارونا، وكريشنا، وسائر الآلهة المحبوبة الحاضرة، شهودٌ وقوى لهذا الطقس.
Uncertain (continuation of address about marriage rites; likely the same speaker as previous verse)
Type: ghat
Scene: A couple performs saptapadī around the sacred fire within a drawn mandala; Agni rises as a personified deity; Varuṇa appears with water-pot; Kṛṣṇa stands as auspicious witness among other devatā-s.
Marriage is portrayed as a sacred, deity-witnessed dharmic act, sanctified by prescribed steps and offerings rather than mere social contract.
None is named in this verse; it highlights vivāha-saṃskāra elements within the chapter’s larger sacred narrative.
Circumambulation/going through seven circles (sapta-maṇḍala) and karārpaṇa (handing/placing of the hand) are explicitly referenced.