प्राहेति भृगुवंश्यस्य कन्येयं द्विजजन्मनः । अनूढाद्यापि केनापि समायातात्र खेलितुम्
prāheti bhṛguvaṃśyasya kanyeyaṃ dvijajanmanaḥ | anūḍhādyāpi kenāpi samāyātātra khelitum
Her companion replied: “This maiden is the daughter of a twice-born brāhmaṇa of the Bhṛgu lineage. She is still unmarried, and has come here to play with her friends.”
Her friend (sakhī) speaking within the narrative
Listener: vipra
Scene: The companion calmly identifies the maiden as a Bhṛgu-lineage brāhmaṇa’s daughter, still unmarried, here to play; the observer listens intently.
Purāṇic society treats marriage as grounded in lineage, character, and lawful status, reflecting dharma in social order.
No tīrtha is mentioned; the verse gives genealogical identification.
None.