ज्वालामुखेति नाम्ना वै रुद्रक्रोधाद्भविष्यति । सरस्वत्यास्तथा नाम ख्यातिं ब्राह्मीति यास्यति
jvālāmukheti nāmnā vai rudrakrodhādbhaviṣyati | sarasvatyāstathā nāma khyātiṃ brāhmīti yāsyati
Es wird aus Rudras Zorn hervorgehen und den Namen „Jvālāmukha“ tragen. Ebenso wird der Name Sarasvatīs als „Brāhmī“ weithin berühmt werden.
Narrator (contextual Purāṇic voice within Prabhāsakṣetramāhātmya)
Tirtha: Jvālāmukha (future Vāḍava manifestation) / Brāhmī-nāma of Sarasvatī (name-mahātmya)
Type: cave
Listener: Devī (implied)
Scene: A fiery ‘mouth of flame’ (Jvālāmukha) rises from the ocean, born of Rudra’s wrath; beside it, Sarasvatī is shown with Brahmā-associated iconography, her name ‘Brāhmī’ inscribed in a scroll-like banner.
Names in Purāṇas encode theology: wrath, grace, and divine functions become memorialized through sacred appellations.
The statement belongs to the Prabhāsa-kṣetra māhātmya narrative stream, connecting cosmic events to this sacred region.
None; the focus is on future naming and renown (khyāti) rather than an enacted rite.