THE RAMAYANA

THE RAMAYANA


AYODHYA KANDA


SARGA 119 : SLOKAS 1 TO 10


 

½£ramÞy   dÎfkarÎyp#vES:   -   RAMA   ENTERS   DANDAKARANYA  

 
Ans¥ya     DmIåOa   ½¤Ïva   ta|   mht£|   kTam¯   ,  
pyIÝvjt   bah^×ya|   ¢SrÞyaG"ay   mW¢Tl£m¯   .1.  
Ans¥ya    Anasuya
    now
DmIåOa    knows what is right
½¤Ïva    hearing
ta|    that
mht£|    great
kTam¯    narrative
pyIÝvjt    embraced
bah^×ya|    with hands
¢Sr¢s   AaG"ay    smelling the forehead
mW¢Tl£m¯    Maithili
 
1.Anasuya   on   hearing   the   great   narrative,   embraced   Sita   and   smelled   her   forehead.  
 
Ûy³aXrpd|   ¢cæO|   Ba¢xt|   mD¤r|   Ïvya   ,  
yTa   Þvy|vr|   v¦äO|   tÏsvI|   c   ½¤t|   mya   .2.  
Ûy³aXrpd|    in distinct tones and words
¢cæO|    is surprising
Ba¢xt|    said
mD¤r|    sweet
Ïvya    by you
yTa    as it took place
Þvy|vr|    choice marriage
v¦äO|    narration
tt¯    that
svI|   c    all also
½¤t|    was heard
mya    by me
 
2.Anasuya   told   Sita   that   the   descrition   of   the   choice   marriage   as   it   took   place   narrated   in  
distinct   tones   and   words   is   surprising   and   sweet.  
 
rmE{h|   kTya     èF|   mD¤rBa¢x¢N   .3.  
rmE    have been delighted
Ah|    I
kTya    by the story
    now
èF|    much
mD¤rBa¢x¢N    sweetspeaking lady
 
3.Anasuya   told   Sita   that   was   much   delighted   to   hear   the   story.  
 
r¢vrÞt|   gt:   ½£man¤paE/   rjn£|   ¢Svam¯   ,  
¢dvs|   p#¢tk£NaInamaharaTI|   pt¢æONam¯   .  
sÓÒyakalE   ¢nl£nana|   ¢nd#aTI|   ½¥ytE   Òv¢n:   .4.  
r¢v:    the sun
AÞt|   gt:    has set
½£man¯    the glorious
upaE/    ushering in
rjn£|    the night
¢Svam¯    blessed
¢dvs|    in day time
p#¢tk£NaIna|    searching
AaharaTI|    for food
pt¢æONam¯    birds'
sÓÒyakalE    in the evening
¢nl£nana|    hiding in the nests
¢nd#aTI|    for sleep
½¥ytE    is heard
Òv¢n:    sounds
 
4.Anasuya   told   Sita   that   the   sun   had   set   ushering   in   the   night.   The   birds   which   were   searching  
for   food   im   daytime   have   returned   to   their   nests   in   the   evening   for   sleeping.  
 
etE   caÔy¢BxEkarqd#a   m¤ny:   klSaEïta:   ,  
s¢hta   upvtIÓtE   s¢llaÔl¤tvÚkla:   .5.  
etE    these
c    also
A¢p    too
A¢BxEkarqd#a    after a bath
m¤ny:    hermits
klSaEïta:    with water vessels in hand
s¢hta:    in a group
upvtIÓtE    are returning
s¢llaÔl¤tvÚkla:    with wet bark clothes
 
5.Anasuya   told   Sita   that   the   group   of   sages   are   returning   after   a   bath   with   water   vessels    
and   wet   bark   clothes.  
 
§x£Nam¢g"haEæOEx¤   h^tEx¤   ¢v¢Dp¥vIkm¯   ,  
kpaEtaÄñaâNaE   D¥maE   èÜytE   pvnaE¼t:   .6.  
§x£Nam¯    by the sages
A¢g"haEæOEx¤    the rite of offering oblations
h^tEx¤    into the sacred fire
¢v¢Dp¥vIkm¯    according to scriptural ordinance
kpaEtaÄñaâN:    dark blue like a pigeons neck
D¥m:    smoke
èÜytE    is seen
pvnaE¼t:    raised by the wind
 
6.Anasuya   told   Sita   that   the   oblations   offered   into   the   sacred   fire   raised   dark   blue   smoke  
like   the   neck   of   a   pigeon.  
 
AÚppNaI   ¢h   trvaE   Gn£B¥ta:   smÓtt:   ,  
¢vp#k]¾E{¢p   dESE{¢Þm°   p#kaS¢Ót   vW   ¢dS:   .7.  
AÚppNaI:    with little leafs
¢h   trv:    trees eoo
Gn£B¥ta:    look dense
smÓtt:    every where
¢vp#k]¾E    in the landscape far away
A¢p   dESE    in the region
A¢Þmn¯    this
n   p#kaS¢Ót    do not shine
vW   ¢dS:    the qurters
 
7.Anasuya   told   Sita   in   the   regions   far   away   trees   indeed   look   dense   though   with   sparse   leaves  
so   that   the   quarters   do   not   shine.  
 
rjn£crst¯Ïva¢n   p#cr¢Ót   smÓtt:   ,  
tpaEvnm¦ga   /tE   vE¢dt£T©Ix¤   SErtE   .8.  
rjn£crst¯Ïva¢n    those beings which roam in the night
p#cr¢Ót    roams
smÓtt:    everywhere
tpaEvnm¦ga:   ¢h    the deers of the groves reserved for austerities
etE    these
vE¢dt£T©Ix¤    on the sacred altars
SErtE    are lying down
 
8.Anasuya   told   Sita   that   those   beings   which   roam   in   the   night   are   roaming   while   the   deers   in  
the   groves   reserved   for   practicing   austerities   are   lying   down   on   the   altars.  
 
s|p#v¦äOa   ¢nSa   s£tE   nXæOsmlHqk]ta   ,  
ÇyaEÏs"ap#avrNàÓd#aE   èÜytE{×y¤¢dtaE{ØbrE   .9.  
s|p#v¦äOa    has set in
¢nSa    night
s£tE    Sita
nXæOsmlHqk]ta    richly adorned with stars
ÇyaEÏs"ap#avrN:    enveloped in moonlight
cÓd#:    moon
èÜytE    is seen
A×y¤¢dt:    risen
AØbrE    in the sky
 
9.Anasuya   told   Sita   that   the   night   has   set   in   richly   adorned   with   stars   and   the   moon   enveloped  
in   moonlight   had   risen   in   the   sky.  
 
gØytamn¤jana¢m   ramÞyan¤ca¢r   Bv   ,  
kTyÓÏya   ¢h   mD¤r|   Ïvya{h|   p¢rtaE¢xta   .10.  
gØytam¯    you may go
An¤jana¢m    I give you leave
ramÞy    Rama
An¤ca¢r    as a maid servant
Bv    wait on
kTyÓÏya    speaking
¢h    surely
mD¤r|    sweetly
Ïvya    by you
Ah|    I
p¢rtaE¢xta    am pleased
 
10.Anasuya   told   Sita   that   she   had   her   permission   to   go   and   wait   on   Rama.   Anasuya   was  
pleased   with   Sit'a   sweet   words.              
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