बीभत्सुरिति विख्यातः सप्तमो नरकाधमः । मूत्रामेध्य समाकीर्णः समंतादतिगर्हितः
bībhatsuriti vikhyātaḥ saptamo narakādhamaḥ | mūtrāmedhya samākīrṇaḥ samaṃtādatigarhitaḥ
Le septième, le plus abject des enfers, est renommé Bībhatsu. Il est rempli d’urine et d’immondices, et il est odieux de tous côtés.
Skanda (deduced from Nāgara Khaṇḍa Tīrthamāhātmya narrative style)
Scene: A panoramic infernal pit labeled ‘Bībhatsu’: pools of urine and filth, oppressive atmosphere, sinners mired in sludge, attendants forcing them through the mire; the scene is designed to evoke total loathing.
Purāṇic cosmology uses stark imagery to underscore that adharma leads to degrading states, urging inner and outer purity.
No specific tīrtha appears in this verse; it is a descriptive segment of naraka realms.
None stated; the broader implication is śauca (purity) and dharmic conduct.