Yaṃ pana so mātu sahasā upakkhalanagamananisīdanavuṭṭhānaparivattanādīsu surādhuttahatthagato eḷako viya ahituṇḍikahatthagato sappapotako viya ca ākaḍḍhanaparikaḍḍhanaodhūnananiddhūnanādinā upakkamena adhimattaṃ dukkhamanubhavati, yañca mātu sītūdakapānakāle sītanarakupapanno viya, uṇhayāgubhattādiajjhoharaṇakāle aṅgāravuṭṭhisamparikiṇṇo viya, loṇambilādiajjhoharaṇakāle khārāpaṭicchakādikammakāraṇapatto viya tibbaṃ dukkhamanubhoti, idaṃ gabbhapariharaṇamūlakaṃ dukkhaṃ.
（二）当母亲突然颠踬、步行、坐下、起立、旋转之时，则那胎儿受种种苦，如在醉酒者的手中的小羊，如在玩蛇者的手中的小蛇，忽然给他牵前、拖后、引上、压下等。又母亲饮冷水时，他如堕于八寒地狱，母亲吃热粥或食物之时，如落下火雨相似，母亲吃咸酸的东西，如受以斧伤身而又洒以盐水相似，备尝诸苦。这是由于怀胎之苦。
Ñ(XVI,38): When the mother suddenly stumbles or moves or sits down or gets up or turns round, the extreme suffering he undergoes by being dragged back and forth and jolted up and down, like a kid fallen into the hands of a drunkard, or like a snake's young fallen into the hands of a snake-charmer, and also the searing pain that he undergoes, as though he had reappeared in the cold hells, when his mother drinks cold water, and as though deluged by a rain of embers when she swallows hot rice gruel, rice, etc., and as though undergoing the torture of the 'lye-pickling' (see M.i,87), when she swallows anything salty or acidic, etc.—this is the suffering rooted in gestation.
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