tt> | there |
ta< | that |
rjnI< | night |
Vyu:y | having spent |
-rt> | Bharata |
spirCDd> | with his family |
k«taitWy> | having received hospitality |
-rÖaj< | to Bharadwaja |
kamat! | on his own |
Ai-jgam | approached with respect |
h | what |
t< | that |
\i;> | sage |
pué;Vyaº< | tiger among men |
àeúy | observing |
àaÃil< | with joined palms |
Aagtm! | arrived |
÷tai¶haeÇ> | having poured ablations in sacred fire |
-rt< | Bharata |
-rÖaj> | Bharadwaja |
A_y-a;t | spoke as follows |
ki½t! | I think |
AÇ | this |
suoa | happily |
raiÇ> | night |
tv | your |
ASmiÖ;ye | in my hermitage |
gta | was spent |
sm¢> | fully satisfied |
te | your |
jn> | men |
ki½t! | I think |
AaitWye | with the hospitality |
z<s me | please tell me |
An" | sinless one |
t< | to him |
%vac | spoke as follows |
AÃil< k«Tva | with joined palms |
-rt> | Bharata |
Ai-à[My c | bowing low also |
Aaïmat! | from the hermitage |
%pin:³aNt< | coming out |
%Ämtejsm! | with the highest glory |
suoaei;t> | well rested |
AiSm | I am |
-gvn! | lord |
sm¢blvahn> | with all troops |
tipRt> | fulfilled |
svRkamE> | all our desires |
c | also |
samaTy> | along with ministers |
blvt! | in sufficient measure |
Tvya | by you |
Apet¬msNtapa> | releived of fatigue and discomfort |
sui-]a> | well fed |
suàitïya> | well looked after |
Aip àe:yan! | servants also |
%paday | including |
svˆR | all |
Sm susuoaei;ta> | spent time happily |
AamÙye | I entreat |
Tva< | you |
-gvn! | lord |
kam< | a favour |
Tv< | you |
\i;sÄm | jewel among sages |
smIp< | presence |
àiSwt< | set out |
æatu> | elder brother's |
mEÇe[ | with benign |
$]Sv | regard me |
c]u;a | eyes |
Aaïm< | hermitage |
tSy | his |
xmR} | knower of dharma |
xaimRkSy | pious |
mhaTmn> | greta soul |
Aacúv | please let me know in detail |
ktm> | which |
magR> | route |
ikyan! | how far |
#it | thus |
c | also |
z<s | tell |
me | me |
#it | as above |
p&ò> | being asked |
tu | in this |
-rt< | to Bharata |
æat&dzRnlalsm! | eager to see his elder brother |
àTyuvac | replied |
mhateja> | with great glory |
-rÖaj> | Bharadwaja |
mhatpa> | great ascetic |
AxRt&tIye;u yaejne;u | at a distance of twenty miles |
Ajne | uninhabited by men |
vne | in the forest |
icÇkªqijir> | stands the mountain named chitrakuta |
tÇ | from here |
rMyindRrkann> | with lovely caves and groves |