त ऊचुः । शापभ्रष्टा वयं मोक्षं प्राप्स्यामस्तवदनुग्रहात् । प्रतीकारं तदाख्याहि प्रणतानां महामुने
ta ūcuḥ | śāpabhraṣṭā vayaṃ mokṣaṃ prāpsyāmastavadanugrahāt | pratīkāraṃ tadākhyāhi praṇatānāṃ mahāmune
Ils dirent : «Abattus par une malédiction, nous obtiendrons la délivrance par ta grâce. Ô grand sage, déclare le remède pour nous qui nous prosternons devant toi.»
Group of sages/assembly (headed by Mārkaṇḍeya, addressing Saṃvarta)
Listener: Saṃvarta Mahāmuni
Scene: A group of afflicted sages/prostrating seekers address Saṃvarta with folded hands, expressing that they are fallen by a curse and begging for the remedy leading to liberation.
Liberation and relief from suffering arise through humility, surrender, and the compassionate guidance of realized sages.
Not named in this verse; the request anticipates a tīrtha-based remedy in the next verse.
The verse asks for a pratīkāra (remedy/atonement) but does not specify the act yet.