śukraḥ - Śukrācārya; tam - unto him (King Yayāti); āha - said; kupitaḥ - being very angry at him; strī-kāma - O you who have lusty desires for women; anṛta-pūruṣa - O untruthful person; tvām - unto you; jarā - old age, invalidity; viśatām - may enter; manda - you fool; virūpa-karaṇī - which disfigures; nṛṇām - the bodies of human beings.

Śukrācārya was extremely angry. “You untruthful fool, lusting after women! You have done a great wrong,” he said. “I therefore curse you to be attacked and disfigured by old age and invalidity.”