ततः संचिंतयामास पूरणं त्रिदशाधिपः । तस्य नागबिलस्यैव नैव किंचिदवैक्षत
tataḥ saṃciṃtayāmāsa pūraṇaṃ tridaśādhipaḥ | tasya nāgabilasyaiva naiva kiṃcidavaikṣata
ثم أخذ سيّدُ الآلهة الثلاثين (إندرا) يتفكّر كيف يملؤه، غير أنه لم يرَ وسيلةً البتّة لملء ذلك الناگا-بيلا بعينه.
Sūta (narrator)
Tirtha: Nāga-bila
Type: cave
Scene: Indra stands at the mouth of a deep serpent-cave, contemplating how to fill it; the void appears bottomless, with nāga motifs carved in rock.
Certain sacred realities resist even divine manipulation, implying the tīrtha’s protected, providential character.
The Nāga-bila of Hāṭakeśvara-kṣetra, portrayed as difficult to obstruct.
None; this verse narrates Indra’s inability to find a method.