कस्मान् नु गुल्फाव् अधराव् अकृण्वन्न् अष्ठीवन्ताव् उत्तरौ पुरुषस्य । जङ्घे निरृत्य न्य् अदधुः क्व स्विज् जानुनोः संधी क उ तच् चिकेत ॥२॥
kasmān nu gulphāv adharāv akṛṇvann aṣṭhīvantāv uttarau puruṣasya | jaṅghe nirṛtya ny adadhuḥ kva svij jānunoḥ saṃdhī ka u tac ciketa ||2||
Devanagari rendered by HREEM from the edition's roman (IAST) text; the IAST is the edition's own.
From what, now, did they make a man's two ankle-joints below, his two knee-joints above? separating (? nir-ṛ) his two back-thighs (ján̄ghā), where, forsooth, did they set them in? the two joints of his knees—who indeed understands (cit) that?
Translated by William Dwight Whitney (1905)