तदास्य कामलुलितमालानं प्रजहौ मनः । प्रोवाच तां च तनयां समालिंग्य दुराशयः
tadāsya kāmalulitamālānaṃ prajahau manaḥ | provāca tāṃ ca tanayāṃ samāliṃgya durāśayaḥ
Alors son esprit, ébranlé et enlacé par le désir, perdit toute bienséance. Étreignant sa propre fille, cet homme au cœur mauvais lui adressa la parole.
Sūta (contextual narrator)
Scene: A morally dark moment: a man overcome by desire embraces a young woman; the atmosphere should convey transgression and loss of propriety rather than romance.
When kāma overpowers discernment, even the gravest adharma can be committed; self-control safeguards dharma.
No site is mentioned in this verse.
None; it is a cautionary narrative passage.