एवं प्रक्षालयाने च पादौ तत्र वृकोदरे । उपरिस्थस्तदा प्राह सत्यं सुहृदयो वचः
evaṃ prakṣālayāne ca pādau tatra vṛkodare | uparisthastadā prāha satyaṃ suhṛdayo vacaḥ
ဗృကိုဒရက ထိုနေရာတွင် ခြေထောက်ကို ထိုသို့ ဆေးကြောနေစဉ် အပေါ်ဘက်၌ ရပ်နေသူတစ်ဦးက မေတ္တာစိတ်မှ ပေါက်ဖွားသော အမှန်တရားစကားကို ထိုအခါ ပြောကြား하였다။
An unidentified being/guardian (ūparistha) addressing Bhīma (deduced; later speaks directly)
Tirtha: Devī-kuṇḍa
Type: kund
Scene: Bhīma (Vṛkodara) stands at a sacred pond washing his feet; from an elevated bank/step a temple-attendant or guardian figure addresses him with earnest, truth-bearing admonition; the pond glints as a Devī-tīrtha.
Sacred places are protected by unseen guardians; sincere admonition is a form of grace.
The Devī-associated kuṇḍa, treated as a sanctum of divine presence.
The scene sets up a correction: washing in the kuṇḍa is improper, prompting a warning.