दृश्यरोमात्वपत्यघ्नी कुलघ्न्युद्गतयौवना । पितृघ्न्याविष्कतरजास्ततस्ताः परिवर्जयेत्
dṛśyaromātvapatyaghnī kulaghnyudgatayauvanā | pitṛghnyāviṣkatarajāstatastāḥ parivarjayet
Therefore, for marriage one should avoid those maidens who show body-hair, who are called ‘destroyers of offspring’ and ‘ruiners of the family’, whose youth has already arisen, who are said to ‘harm the father’, and whose menses has manifested.
Skanda (deduced for Kāśīkhaṇḍa: Skanda to Agastya)
Tirtha: Kāśī
Type: kshetra
Scene: A teacher enumerates prohibitions; symbolic imagery shows a boundary line between eligible and ineligible stages—flowers in bud vs. fully opened—conveying ‘avoid after certain signs’ without explicitness.
It presents a normative dharma guideline about marital selection, emphasizing socially-defined eligibility.
The broader Kāśī setting frames the instruction, but no particular tirtha is mentioned.
A prescriptive rule is given: certain conditions are listed as grounds to avoid a match for marriage/kanyādāna.