वरांग्युवाच । नाशितास्म्यपविद्धास्मि त्रासिता पीडितास्मि च । रौद्रोण देवनाथेन नष्टनाथेन भूरिशः
varāṃgyuvāca | nāśitāsmyapaviddhāsmi trāsitā pīḍitāsmi ca | raudroṇa devanāthena naṣṭanāthena bhūriśaḥ
Varāṅgī dit : « J'ai été ruinée et rejetée ; j'ai été terrifiée et opprimée — encore et encore — par le féroce seigneur des dieux, celui qui a perdu son protecteur. »
Varāṅgī
Listener: Daityendra (implied, as the next verse shows his reflection)
Scene: Varāṅgī, distressed, speaks with tears and trembling; her posture shows exhaustion and fear; the implied antagonist is a fierce divine figure off-scene or in shadow; the setting feels tense and oppressive.
The Purāṇas often begin liberation or aid with honest lament—recognizing suffering and seeking rightful refuge.
No tīrtha is named in this verse.
None; it is a personal cry of distress.