तस्य वालधिमध्यास्य कृष्णकुंतलतां गताः । तथा तदंगलोमानि विधत्तविषसीत्कृतैः
tasya vāladhimadhyāsya kṛṣṇakuṃtalatāṃ gatāḥ | tathā tadaṃgalomāni vidhattaviṣasītkṛtaiḥ
ចូរចងកាន់កណ្ដាលកន្ទុយរបស់វា ហើយក្លាយដូចជាចង្កោមសក់ខ្មៅ; ហើយដោយសំឡេងហ៊ឺស៍ពិសរបស់អ្នក ចូររៀបចំរោមលើរាងកាយរបស់វាឲ្យបានដូច្នោះផង។
Kadrū
Scene: A celestial white horse (Uccaiḥśravas) stands radiant; nāgas cling to the mid-tail, their bodies forming black hair-like strands; other serpents hiss, spreading dark ‘body-hair’ illusion—an act of forced deception.
It illustrates how collective participation in wrongdoing spreads impurity and leads to karmic bondage.
None directly; the passage is part of the Kāśī-khaṇḍa narrative tapestry.
None; it describes a deceptive act using nāga attributes (venom and hissing).