हा हतोऽस्मि विनष्टोऽस्मि मुष्टस्तेन दुरात्मना । किं करोमि क्व गच्छामि कथं तं वीक्षयाम्यहम्
hā hato'smi vinaṣṭo'smi muṣṭastena durātmanā | kiṃ karomi kva gacchāmi kathaṃ taṃ vīkṣayāmyaham
Aduhai! Aku telah binasa, aku hancur—dirampok oleh orang berjiwa jahat itu. Apa yang harus kulakukan? Ke mana aku pergi? Bagaimana aku dapat menemukannya?
Disciple (śiṣya) within the narrative (direct speech)
Scene: A distraught victim laments being robbed, hands raised in despair, looking down a road where the thief has fled; the setting hints at a pilgrim route with a distant shrine or dharmaśālā.
The verse dramatizes the suffering caused by adharma (theft) and the turmoil of a mind shaken by loss.
The broader passage belongs to Jāgeśvara tīrtha-māhātmya, though this line is the disciple’s lament.
None; it is a cry of distress within the story.