| ki½t! | I hopr |
| guên! c | teachers also |
| v&Ïan! c | elders also |
| tapsan! | ascetics |
| devtaitwIn! | deities and unexpected visitors |
| cETyan! c | as well as sacred trees |
| svaRn! | all |
| isÏawaRn! | who have achieved the life's objective |
| äaü[an! | brahmins |
| c | also |
| nmSyis | you respect |
| ki½t! | I hope |
| AwˆRn | by wealth |
| va xmRm! | or righteousness |
| AwR< | wealth |
| xmˆR[ | by righteousness |
| va | or |
| pun> | again |
| %-aE | the two |
| va | or |
| àIitlae-en | greed for pleasures |
| kamen | by self indulgence |
| n ivbaxse | you do not destroy |
| ki½t! | I hope |
| AwR< c | wealth also |
| xmR< c | righteousness also |
| kam< c | delights for the senses also |
| jyta< vr | best among victors |
| iv-Jy | dividing |
| kale | according to the time |
| kal} | one who knows the appropriate time |
| svaRn! | all |
| -rt | Bharat |
| sevse | observe |
| ki½t! | I hope |
| te | for you |
| äaü[a> | brahmins |
| zmR | welfare |
| svRzaôawRkaeivda> | grasped the meaninofin all the scriptures |
| Aaz<sNte | they pray |
| mhaàa} | very wise |
| paErjanpdE> | with citizens |
| sh | with |
| naiStKym! | atheism |
| An&t< | telling ies |
| ³aex< | anger |
| àmad< | carelessness |
| dI"RsUÇtam! | procrastination |
| AdzRn< | not meeting |
| }anvta< | the learned |
| AalSy< | idleness |
| pÂv&iÄtam! | gratification to the five senses |
| @kicNtnm! | thinking by oneself |
| AwaRnam! | the affairs of the state |
| AnwR}E> | with fools |
| c mÙ[m! | taking advice |
| iniítanam! | actions that are decided |
| AnarM-< | not commencing |
| mÙSy | secrets |
| Apirr][m! | not maintaining |
| m¼lSy | auspicious words' |
| Aàyaeg< c | not using also |
| àTyuTwan< c | starting wars |
| svRt> | on all sides |
| ki½t! | I hope |
| Tv< | you |
| vjRyis | shun |
| @tan! | these |
| rajdae;an! | failings of kings |
| ctudRz | fourteen |
| dz | the ten sins born of concupiscence |
| p | the five kinds of fortifications |
| ctuvRgaRn! th fé ;pidnts |
| sÝvgaRn! c | the seven limbs of state |
| tt!Tvt> | properly |
| AòvgR< | the eight measures conducive to the state |
| iÇvgR< c | the three objects of human pursuit |
| iv*a> itö> c | the three branches of learning: agriculture, commerce, hobbies and law |
| ra"v | Bharata |
| #iNÔya[a< jy< | control over senses |
| budœXva | knowing |
| ;afœgu{y< | the six strategic expedients |
| dEvmanu;m! | five adversities brought about by divine agencies and human agencies |
| k«Ty< | the duty of a king |
| iv<zitvgR< c | the twenty types of kings |
| twa | similarly |
| àk«itm{flm! | the entire population |
| yaÇad{fivxan< c | setting forth on an expedition for war also |
| iÖyaenI | the two policies of |
| siNxiv¢haE | duplicity and protection |
| ki½t! | I hope |
| @tan! | these |
| mhaàa} | very intelligent |
| ywavt! | as required |
| AnumNyse | you are following |