तेषां बलाच्च पार्वत्याः शापभारेण यन्त्रितः । तां नित्यमेवानुनयन्नृचे सोवाच शंकरम्
teṣāṃ balācca pārvatyāḥ śāpabhāreṇa yantritaḥ | tāṃ nityamevānunayannṛce sovāca śaṃkaram
اُن کی اصرار انگیزی کے سبب اور پاروتی کے شاپ کے بھاری بوجھ سے مقید ہو کر، وہ برابر اُسے راضی کرنے میں لگا رہا؛ پھر ایک مقدس رِچ (ऋच) کے ذریعے اس نے شنکر سے خطاب کیا۔
Gālava (continuing narration; implied)
Type: kshetra
Scene: A figure burdened by an unseen curse (dark aura) repeatedly bows to Devī; then, holding a palm-leaf or in a Vedic posture, chants an ṛc and turns to address Śaṅkara, who listens gravely.
When bound by the consequences of a curse, reconciliation through humility, appeasement, and sacred speech (mantra/stuti) is upheld as dharmic conduct.
No specific site is stated in this verse; it supports the larger tīrtha narrative context of the chapter.
Recitation of an ṛc (Vedic verse) as a form of stuti/propitiation is implied.