Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam 4.3.24
తత్తే నిరీక్ష్యో న పితాపి దేహకృద్
దక్షో మమ ద్విట్తదనువ్రతాశ్చ యే ।
యో విశ్వసృగ్యజ్ఞగతం వరోరు మా-
మనాగసం దుర్వచసాకరోత్తిర: ॥ ౨౪ ॥
tat te nirīkṣyo na pitāpi deha-kṛd
[tat te nireekshyo na pitaapi deha-krid]
dakṣo mama dviṭ tad-anuvratāś ca ye
[daksho mama dvit tad-anuvrataash cha ye]
yo viśvasṛg-yajṣa-gataṁ varoru mām
[yo vishvasrig-yajsha-gatam varoru maam]
anāgasaṁ durvacasākarot tiraḥ
[anaagasam durvachasaakarot tirah]
Word-for-word
tat
—
therefore
te
—
your
nirīkṣyaḥ
—
to be seen
na
—
not
pitā
—
your father
api
—
although
deha-kṛt
—
the giver of your body
dakṣaḥ
—
Dakṣa
mama
—
my
dviṭ
—
envious
tat-anuvratāḥ
—
his (Dakṣa’s) followers
ca
—
also
ye
—
who
yaḥ
—
who (Dakṣa)
viśva-sṛk
—
of the Viśvasṛks
yajṣa-gatam
—
being present at the sacrifice
vara-ūru
—
O Satī
mām
—
me
anāgasam
—
being innocent
durvacasā
—
with cruel words
akarot tiraḥ
—
has insulted.
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
tat te nirīkṣyo na pitāpi deha-kṛd
tat
therefore
te
your
nirīkṣyaḥ
to be seen
na
not
pitā
your father
api
although
deha-kṛt
the giver of your body
dakṣo mama dviṭ tad-anuvratāś ca ye
dakṣaḥ
Dakṣa
mama
my
dviṭ
envious
tat-anuvratāḥ
his (Dakṣa’s) followers
ca
also
ye
who
yo viśvasṛg-yajṣa-gataṁ varoru mām
yaḥ
who (Dakṣa)
viśva-sṛk
of the Viśvasṛks
yajṣa-gatam
being present at the sacrifice
vara-ūru
O Satī
mām
me
anāgasaṁ durvacasākarot tiraḥ
anāgasam
being innocent
durvacasā
with cruel words
akarot tiraḥ
has insulted.
Therefore you should not see your father, although he is the giver of your body, because he and his followers are envious of me. Because of his envy, O most worshipful one, he has insulted me with cruel words although I am innocent.
Purport
For a woman, both the husband and the father are equally worshipable. The husband is the protector of a woman during her youthful life, whereas the father is her protector during her childhood. Thus both are worshipable, but especially the father because he is the giver of the body. Lord Śiva reminded Satī, “Your father is undoubtedly worshipable, even more than I am, but take care, for although he is the giver of your body he may also be the taker of your body, because when you see your father he may insult you because of your association with me. An insult from a relative is worse than death, especially when one is well situated.”
— A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupāda
Gauḍīya Ācāryas
Viśvanātha Cakravartī Ṭhākura
Gauḍīya
Translation
Dear wife! Therefore you should not see your envious father Dakṣa who raised you, and you should not see his followers. He scolded me with harsh words when I went to the sacrifice of the creators of the universe, though I was innocent.
You will obey me if you are an obedient wife. Not only is he your father, but he also nourished you (deha-kṛt). Another meaning of deha-kṛt is one who cuts the body. Thus Dakṣa’s future death is indicated. Tiro ‘karot means “he scolded.”
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