मलिनास्यास्तु ये मर्त्या मलिनांबर धारिणः । मलदंता गृहस्था ये गृहं तेषां समाविश
malināsyāstu ye martyā malināṃbara dhāriṇaḥ | maladaṃtā gṛhasthā ye gṛhaṃ teṣāṃ samāviśa
Ces mortels dont le visage est impur, qui portent des vêtements souillés, et ces maîtres de maison dont les dents sont fétides : entre dans les maisons de telles personnes.
Skanda (deduced; the imperative tone addresses a bhūta/negative force within the narrative)
Tirtha: Prabhāsa-kṣetra
Type: kshetra
Listener: null
Scene: A dim household with unwashed faces and soiled garments; a shadowy emissary of misfortune stands at the threshold, turning away from a clean shrine lamp and moving toward the impure home.
Purity (śauca) is protective; neglect of cleanliness is portrayed as attracting harmful influences.
Prabhāsakṣetra, where dharmic conduct—including cleanliness—is taught as part of living in a sacred geography.
An implied discipline of śauca (bodily and household cleanliness); no formal rite is specified in this verse.