करताडितपानीयशब्ददिङ्मुखनादिभिः । जलखेलनकैरित्थं संसक्तान्बहुबालकान्
karatāḍitapānīyaśabdadiṅmukhanādibhiḥ | jalakhelanakairitthaṃ saṃsaktānbahubālakān
手で水を打つ音が四方に鳴り響くなか、彼は多くの子どもたちがそのように水遊びにすっかり夢中になっているのを見た。
Skanda (deduced: Kāśīkhaṇḍa commonly Skanda → Agastya)
Tirtha: Unnamed saras/pushkariṇī
Type: ghat
Scene: Children in a pond, hands striking water; concentric ripples and droplets; the sound visually suggested by radiating lines, with the scene filled by echoing motion in all directions.
Sacred spaces are portrayed as living communities—holiness embraces ordinary joy without losing its purifying power.
A lake in the Kāśīkhaṇḍa setting; the verse itself does not name it.
None; it is a narrative description.