THE RAMAYANA

THE RAMAYANA

SUNDARA KANDA

SARGA 11 : SLOKAS 21 TO 31

pan-Uimivcy>   -   SEARCHING   IN   THE   WINE   HALL  
rajte;u   c   k…<-e;u   jaMbUndmye;u   c           ,
panïeó<   tda   -Uir   kipStÇ   ddzR   s>     .   21   .  
rajtEx¤   c   and made in silver
k[|BEx¤   in tne pots
jaØb¥ndmyEx¤   c   and made in gold
pan½E¿|   best drink
tda   then
B¥¢r   full of different variety
k¢p:   monkey
tæO   there
ddSI   saw
s:   that
 
21.There   that   monkey   saw   ,   the     best   of   drinks   of   different   variety   ,   stored   in pots   made   of   gold   and   silver.  
sae=pZyCDatk…<-ain   zIxaemRi[myain   c     ,
rajtain   c   pU[aRin   -ajnain   mhakip>     .   22   .  
s:   that
ApÜyt¯   saw
Satk[|Ba¢n   gold
S£DaE:   of the wine
m¢Nmya¢n   c   studded with gems
rajta¢n   made of silver
c   and
p¥NaI¢n   full
Bajna¢n   vessels
mhak¢p:   the great monkey
 
22.That   great   monkey   saw   vessels   made   of   gold   and   silver   and   studded   with gems,   full   of   wine.  
ihr{myEí   ivivxE-aRjnE>   S)aiqkErip     ,
jaMbUndmyEíaNyE>   krkEri-s<v&ta     .   23   .  
¢hrÎmyW:   c   golden
¢v¢vDW:   various
BajnW:   vessels
ÞPa¢zkW:   A¢p   made of crystal
jaØb¥ndmyW:   made of gold called Jambunada
c   and
AÓyW:   other
krkW:   pots
A¢Bs|v¦ta   full of
 
23.It   was   full   of   vessels   made   of   gold,   silver   and   crystals.  
KvicdxaRvze;ai[   Kvict!     pItain   svRz>     ,
KvicÚEv   àpItain   panain   s   ddzR   h     .   24   .  
Àv¢ct¯   in some place
ADaIvSExa¢N   half used
Àv¢ct¯   in some place
p£ta¢n   drinks
svIS:   full
Àv¢ct¯   in some place
n   not
ev   also
p#p£ta¢n   drunk
pana¢n   drinks
s:   he
ddSI   h   saw
 
24.He   saw   that   the   wine   was   in   some   place   half   drunk   ,   in   some   place   fully drunk   and   in   some   place   not   touched   at   all.  
KvicÑúya<í   ivivxan!     Kvict!   panain   -agz>     ,
KvicdÚavze;ai[   pZyn!   vE   ivccar   h         .   25   .
Kvict!   ài-ÚE>   krkE>   KvicdalaeiltE"RqE>     ,
Kvict!   s<p&­maLyain   jlain   c   )lain     .   26   .  
Àv¢ct¯   in some place
Bßyan¯   c   and eatables
¢v¢vDan¯   various
Àv¢ct¯   in some place
pana¢n   drinks
BagS:   various
Àv¢ct¯   in some place
A°avSExa¢N   left over food
pÜyn¯   vW   seeing
¢vccar   h   roamed
Àv¢ct¯   in some place
p#¢B°W:   broken
krkW:   pots
Àv¢ct¯   in some place
AalaE¢ltW:   rolling
GzW:   pots
Àv¢ct¯   on some place
s|p¦³maÚya¢n   beautifully threaded garlands
jla¢n   water
c   and
Pla¢n   c   fruits also
 
25,26.He   roamed   about   looking   at   the   different   types   of   eatables   in   some   place, variety   of   drinks   and   left   over   food   in  some   other   place   and   broken and   rolling   pots   in   yet   another   place   and   fruits   and   garlands   in   some   place.  
zynaNyÇ   narI[a<   zuæai[   b÷xa   pun>     ,
prSpr<   smaið:y     kaiít!     suÝa   vra¼na     .   27   .  
Syna¢n   beds
AæO   there
nar£Na|   womens'
S¤B#a¢N   white
bh^Da   various
p¤n:   also
prÞpr|   one another
sma¢ÜlÝy   embracing
ka¢àt¯   some
s¤çOa   sleeping
vraÄñna   women
 
27.There   the   beds   of   the   women   were   of   different   kinds.   Some   of   them were   sleeping   embracing   one   another.  
kaií½   vômNySya>   SvpNTya>   pirxay   c     ,
AaùTy     cabla>     suÝa   inÔablpraijta>     .   28   .  
ka¢àt¯   some
c   and
vÞæO|   cloth
AÓyÞya:   another's
ÞvpÓÏya:   sleeping
p¢rDay   c   covering
Aa¶Ïy   pulling
c   and
Abla:   women
s¤çOa:   slept well
¢nd#ablpra¢jta:   unconcious because of sleep
 
28.And   one   woman   was   sleeping   covering   herself   with   the   cloth   of   another.  
tasamuCDvasvaten   vô<   maLy<   c   gaÇjm!     ,
naTywR<   SpNdte   icÇ<   àaPy   mNdimvainlm!     .   29   .  
tasa||   their
uÅCvasvatEn   by the breath
vÞæO|   cloth
maÚy|   garland
gaæOjm¯   wearing
n   not
AÏyTI|   without limit
ÞpÓdtE   moved
¢cæO|   surprising !
p#aÔy   getting
mÓd|   gentle breeze
iv   like
A¢nlm¯   wind
 
29.The   clothes   and   garlands   worn   by   the   women   ,   were   moving   in   the breath   of   the   women   as   if   tossed   by   a   gentle   breeze.  
cNdnSy   c   zItSy   zIxaemRxursSy   c     ,
ivivxSy   c   maLySy   pu:pSy   ivivxSy   c     .   30   .
b÷xa   maétStÇ   gNx<   ivivxmuÖhn!       ,
õanana<   cNdnana<   c   xUpana<   cEv   mUrœiCDt>     .
àvvaE   suri-gRNxae   ivmane   pu:pke   tda     .   31   .  
cÓdnÞy   c   and sandal's
S£tÞy   cold
S£DaE:   centre
mD¤rsÞy   sweet essence
c   and
¢v¢vDÞy   various
c   and
maÚyÞy   garland's
p¤ÝpÞy   flower's
¢v¢vDÞy   various
c   and
bh^Da   with that scent
maât:   wind
tæO   there
gÓD|   scent
¢v¢vD|   various
u¹hn¯   bearing
s"anana|   bathing
cÓdnana|   c   sandal's
D¥pana|   incence
c   and
ev   also
m¥rq¢ÅCt:   spread
p#vvaW   blew
s¤r¢B:   sweet smelling
gÓD:   scent
¢vmanE   in the aircraft
p¤ÝpkE   Pushpakam
tda   then
 
30,31.There   the   wind   blew   bearing   the   sweet   scents   of     sandal,and   variety   of flowers.   Then   the   scent   of   incence   and   sandal   applied   to   the   Pushpaka vimanam   also   spread   everywhere.

         

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