इत्थं विलप्य बहुशो नयनांबुधारासंपातजात तटिनी शतमुत्तरंगम् । सा तोकशोकजनितानल तापतप्ता प्रोच्छ्वस्यदीर्घविपुलोष्णमहो शुशोष
itthaṃ vilapya bahuśo nayanāṃbudhārāsaṃpātajāta taṭinī śatamuttaraṃgam | sā tokaśokajanitānala tāpataptā procchvasyadīrghavipuloṣṇamaho śuśoṣa
このように幾度も嘆き、彼女は涙の奔流を注ぎ、それはうねる波をもつ幾百の川のようであった。幼子を失った悲しみから生じた火の熱に灼かれ、彼女は長く重く、燃えるような大きな吐息をつき—ああ、ついにはしおれていった。
Narrator (Purāṇic narrative voice)
Tirtha: Gaṅgā in Kāśī (ghāṭa-snāna context)
Type: ghat
Scene: A woman collapses in prolonged lament; torrents of tears flow like many rivers with waves; heat-haze rises from the ‘fire of grief’ as she exhales long, scorching sighs and visibly withers.
Unchecked grief consumes the body and mind, underscoring the Purāṇic call to seek steadiness through dharma and divine refuge.
No site is named in this verse; the broader Kāśī Khaṇḍa narrative remains oriented to Kāśī’s salvific greatness.
None.