The Birth and Consecration of Skanda (Kartikeya) at Kurukshetra
श्रुत्वा पितामहवचः पावकस्त्वरितो ऽभ्यगात् वेगिनं मेषमारुह्य कुटिला तं ददर्श ह
śrutvā pitāmahavacaḥ pāvakastvarito 'bhyagāt veginaṃ meṣamāruhya kuṭilā taṃ dadarśa ha
ပိတာမဟ (အဘိုးကြီး) ၏ စကားကို ကြားသော် ပာဝက (အဂ္နိ) သည် အလျင်အမြန် ထွက်ခွာသွား၏။ လျင်မြန်သော သိုးထီးကို စီးနင်း၍ သွားရာတွင် ကုဋိလာက သူ့ကို တွေ့မြင်လေသည်။
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Pitāmaha is the standard Purāṇic epithet for Brahmā. His instruction functions as a narrative trigger: Agni’s immediate departure shows the hierarchical order among devas and the urgency of the cosmic situation being addressed.
Agni’s vāhana is frequently given as a ram in Purāṇic iconography. The detail signals identity (Pāvaka) and conveys speed/force appropriate to fire’s nature.
Kuṭilā is a named female figure who becomes an interlocutor in the next verse. Her seeing Agni establishes the encounter that will elicit an explanation of his urgent mission.