The Account of the Lalitā Hymn, the Protective Armor
Kavaca), and the Thousand Names (Sahasranāma
सुमुखा पंडिता क्रुद्धा वराहास्या सटामुखा । कपटा कौतुका काला किंकरा कितवा खला ॥ १२२ ॥
sumukhā paṃḍitā kruddhā varāhāsyā saṭāmukhā | kapaṭā kautukā kālā kiṃkarā kitavā khalā || 122 ||
તે સુમુખી અને પંડિતા જેવી દેખાય છે, છતાં ક્રુદ્ધા છે; વરાહ-મુખી અને વृष-મુખી છે. તે કપટી, કૌતુકી, કાળી, કિંકરી, કિતવા (જુગારી) અને ખલા કહેવાય છે.
Narada (in an instructional/descriptive catalogue style within the Vedanga-focused section)
Vrata: none
Primary Rasa: bibhatsa
Secondary Rasa: bhayanaka
It warns that outward charm and even apparent learning can mask inner vices; spiritual life requires discernment (viveka) and alignment with dharma rather than being swayed by appearances.
Bhakti is protected by purity of conduct and truthful association; the verse implicitly cautions devotees to avoid deceitful, harmful company that disrupts steadiness (niṣṭhā) in worship and vows.
In a technical/vedanga-oriented cataloguing context, it functions like a diagnostic list of traits—useful for practical discernment in social and ritual life (choosing trustworthy assistants, messengers, or companions for dharmic duties).