⚠Severe ink bleed-through (ghosting) from the reverse side of the manuscript leaf significantly obscures several characters, making certain words difficult to distinguish from the background noise.

Auspiciousness

One who is wealthy and possesses the qualities of a king is proclaimed as "Shri" Shri|A title indicating prosperity, beauty, and divine grace, often associated with the goddess Lakshmi. (2) Sun (1). Like a lotus leaf original: "padma-patra", or like the Three-Eyed One Triyambaka|An epithet for the god Shiva, his divine nature is exceptional.

Redness is born truly, associated with music... the woman?... herself?
An elevated forehead original: "unnata mastakam"; a high forehead is traditionally a sign of high intelligence or status... ten clusters...
One with a face like the moon and the essence of a king shall be [freed from] sorrow... all
Without doubt, a son [shall be born]... better than...
Where there is charm original: "sarasa"; implies fluid, graceful, or aesthetically pleasing qualities... where the husband exists...
Feet like a tiger Vyaghra-pada|A foot shape resembling a tiger’s paw, traditionally suggesting a fierce or powerful nature, or indeed feet like an elephant Hasti-pada|Broad, sturdy feet compared to an elephant, often indicating massive wealth or stability. (45)
Between the... of fire... the task... thus
The maker... young... with a harsh face...
The three jewels original: "ratna traya"; like a frog where they dwell...
Wherever the tiger-foot [mark] is protected...
In the middle... the chest... with joy...
Nothing is destroyed... even at the end... thick/stout?
The beauty of Shri... composed of all merit original: "sakala punya"; the accumulation of good deeds from past lives.