तत्रोभाभ्यां कृतं स्नानं दिवा सरसि शोभने । घर्मार्त्ताभ्यां श्रमार्त्ताभ्यां कृतदेवार्चनं तथा
tatrobhābhyāṃ kṛtaṃ snānaṃ divā sarasi śobhane | gharmārttābhyāṃ śramārttābhyāṃ kṛtadevārcanaṃ tathā
هناك اغتسل الاثنان نهارًا في بحيرة بهيّة؛ ومع ما أصابهما من لهيب الحرّ والإعياء، أدّيا كذلك عبادة الإله.
Deductive: narrator (Sūta’s narrative frame) describing the couple’s actions
Tirtha: Mahākāla-sthāna (with adjacent saras)
Type: kshetra
Scene: Two weary pilgrims bathe in a shining lotus-lake under the daytime sun, then proceed—still perspiring—to worship at a Śiva shrine.
Pilgrimage-dharma is perseverance: even when exhausted by heat and labor, devotees maintain snāna and worship.
A ‘beautiful lake’ (saras) within the chapter’s tīrtha setting is implied, but the verse does not provide its proper name.
Snāna (ritual bathing) in a saras (lake) and deva-arcana (worship) performed thereafter.