चतुर्थे दिवसे प्राप्ते ततः स्नात्वा शिवा नृप । तदोद्वर्त्तनजं लेपं गृहीत्वा कौतुकात्किल । चतुर्भुजं चकाराऽथ हरवाक्याद्विनायकम्
caturthe divase prāpte tataḥ snātvā śivā nṛpa | tadodvarttanajaṃ lepaṃ gṛhītvā kautukātkila | caturbhujaṃ cakārā'tha haravākyādvināyakam
第四日が来ると、王よ、シヴァーは沐浴し、まことに好奇心から身を擦って生じた塗り薬を取り、ハラの言葉に従って四臂のヴィナーヤカを造り出した。
Narrator (addressing a King)
Tirtha: Arbuda-kṣetra (contextual)
Type: kshetra
Listener: Nṛpa (King)
Scene: On the fourth day, Devī completes her bath; from the fragrant paste formed by rubbing the body, she molds a four-armed Vināyaka, following Śiva’s instruction—an intimate, miraculous act of creation.
Auspicious forms arise from purity and divine instruction—Śivā’s act becomes a cosmic institution (Vināyaka).
The verse sits in the Arbuda-khaṇḍa (Mount Arbuda sacred region) but does not explicitly praise a named tīrtha in this line.
Snāna (bathing) and udvartana (rubbing the body producing a paste/unguent) are described as the immediate actions preceding Vināyaka’s formation.