अलाभे दंतकाष्ठानां निषिद्धे वाथ वासरे । गंडूषा द्वादश ग्राह्या मुखस्य परिशुद्धये
alābhe daṃtakāṣṭhānāṃ niṣiddhe vātha vāsare | gaṃḍūṣā dvādaśa grāhyā mukhasya pariśuddhaye
Lorsque les bâtonnets dentaires sont introuvables, ou lorsque le jour est interdit, qu’on prenne douze rinçages de bouche (gaṇḍūṣa) afin de purifier parfaitement la bouche.
Sūta (deduced, Brāhma Khaṇḍa narration style)
Scene: A traveler at a riverside or rest-house without a tooth-stick performs repeated mouth-rinses from cupped hands, counting twelve with prayer beads or finger-counting.
Dharma provides alternatives: when a standard practice is restricted, a permitted substitute preserves purity.
No tīrtha is mentioned; it is a practical rule for daily purification.
If tooth-sticks cannot be used, perform twelve gaṇḍūṣas (mouth-rinses) to purify the mouth.