तावल्लज्जा भयं तावत्स्वाचारस्तावदेव हि । ज्ञानमौदार्यमैश्वर्यं तावदेव हि भासते । यावन्मत्तांगनापाशैः पातितो नैव बन्धनैः
tāvallajjā bhayaṃ tāvatsvācārastāvadeva hi | jñānamaudāryamaiśvaryaṃ tāvadeva hi bhāsate | yāvanmattāṃganāpāśaiḥ pātito naiva bandhanaiḥ
恥じらいと悪への畏れは、ただその時までであり、正しい行いもまたその時までである。智慧と寛大さと繁栄も、酔い乱れた女の罠の縄により縛られ、束縛へと引き落とされぬかぎりにのみ、輝きを放つ。
Narrator (contextual; speaker not explicit in this verse)
Tirtha: Dharmāraṇyaka
Type: kshetra
Scene: An allegorical fall: a person initially radiant with learning and prosperity is gradually bound by rope-like snares cast from a glamorous, intoxicated figure; virtues (modesty, fear, right conduct) appear as fading lamps.
Delusion and uncontrolled desire destroy modesty, right conduct, and even the outward signs of wisdom and prosperity.
No specific tīrtha is named; the verse functions as general dharma-nīti within the Dharmāraṇya context.
None; it is a behavioral warning emphasizing self-control and avoidance of binding temptations.