Ashtangasamgraha 2.32_2

2.32_2

evameva puṃso yadā śukrākhye bīje bījaṃ praduṣyatītyādi yojayedvandhyaṃ pūtiprajaṃ tathā puruṣākṛtiprāyamapuruṣaṃ tṛṇamukhinaṃ nāma janayatītyetena mātṛjānāṃ pitṛjānāṃ cāvayavānāṃ vikṛtirvyākhyātā ||

In the very same manner, one should apply [this reasoning] when the seed within the male seed called semen is vitiated, [resulting in the production of] a sterile man, one whose offspring dies, a non-male who mostly has the appearance of a man, and what is known as a tṛṇamukhin. By this, the impairment of the parts derived from the mother and derived from the father has been explained.