उन्नतो मांसलोंगुष्ठो वर्तुलोतुलभोगदः । वक्रो ह्रस्वश्च चिपिटः सुखसौभाग्यभंजकः
unnato māṃsaloṃguṣṭho vartulotulabhogadaḥ | vakro hrasvaśca cipiṭaḥ sukhasaubhāgyabhaṃjakaḥ
Le gros orteil, haut et charnu, de forme arrondie, est dit donner des jouissances incomparables ; mais s’il est tordu, court ou aplati, on le décrit comme brisant bonheur et bonne fortune.
Skanda
Tirtha: Kāśī
Type: kshetra
Scene: Close depiction of feet: a rounded, raised, fleshy big toe shown as auspicious; beside it, variants—crooked, short, flattened—shown as cautionary. A teacher gestures with a stylus, with Kāśī temple spires in the distance.
Prosperity and loss are portrayed as karmically patterned; one should cultivate dharma so that fortune supports spiritual progress rather than mere indulgence.
Kāśī is the overarching sacred geography of the Kāśīkhaṇḍa context, though this verse itself is not a tīrtha-description.
None; the verse provides omens (lakṣaṇa) rather than instructions for vrata, dāna, or snāna.