क्रूराक्षोयं दिवांधोयं सदा वक्रनखस्त्वसौ । अतीवोद्वेगजनकं सर्वेषामस्य भाषणम्
krūrākṣoyaṃ divāṃdhoyaṃ sadā vakranakhastvasau | atīvodvegajanakaṃ sarveṣāmasya bhāṣaṇam
Cruels sont ses yeux ; le jour, il est aveugle ; et ses griffes demeurent toujours recourbées. Sa parole jette tous les êtres dans une agitation extrême.
Skanda
Listener: muni/mahāmati (interlocutor)
Scene: A menacing bird figure characterized by cruel eyes, day-blindness, crooked talons, and a sharp beak mid-speech; surrounding beings recoil in agitation.
Harsh nature and harmful speech are marks of adharma and become causes of social fear and rightful rejection.
None; the verse serves a narrative-ethical function rather than a tīrtha-māhātmya description.
None.