| ta×ya| | to those two (the Sarayu and the Ganga) |
| t¤ | now |
| taW | those |
| uBaW | two |
| k]Ïva | doing |
| p#Nam| | salutations |
| A¢tDa¢mIkaW | extremely righteous |
| t£r| | bank |
| d¢XN| | southern |
| Aasaï | reaching |
| jÂmt¤: | left |
| lG¤¢v@maW | light-footed |
| s: | that |
| vn| | forest |
| GaErsÄðaS| | inhibiting |
| ¾va | seeing |
| nrvraÏmj: | son of the greatest among men |
| A¢vp#ht| | deserted |
| eEßvak: | of the Ikshvaku race |
| pp#ÅC | asked |
| m¤¢np¤Äñvm¯ | the great sage |
| AhaE | What a wonder! |
| vn| | forest |
| id| | this |
| ѤgI| | impenetrable |
| ¢J¢ÚlkagNna¢dtm¯ | suffused with the sound of the bees |
| BWrvW: | fearful |
| áapdW: | wild animals |
| p¥NI| | full of |
| SkÓtW: | birds |
| daâNÞvnW: | making terrible sounds |
| nanap#karW: | several |
| SknW: | birds |
| vaÜy¢ë: | crying fiercely |
| BWrvW: | frightening |
| ÞvnW: | sounds |
| ¢s|h | lions |
| ÛyaG# | tigers |
| vrahW: | boars |
| c | and |
| varNW: | elephants |
| c | and |
| upSaE¢Btm¯ | filled with |
| DvaákNIK¢drW: | Dhava, Aswakarna and Khadira trees |
| ¢bÚv¢tÓѤkpazlW: | Vilva, Tinduka and Patala trees |
| sÄð£NI| | spread far and wide |
| bdr£¢B: | berry tree |
| c | and |
| ¢k| | what |
| id| | this |
| daâN| | awe-inspiring |
| vnm¯ | forest |
| t| | to him (Sri Rama) |
| uvac | said (as follows) |
| mhatEja: | resplendent |
| ¢váa¢mæO: | Viswamitra |
| mham¤¢n: | the great sage |
| ½¥yta| | may you listen |
| vÏs | my dear child! |
| kakt¯ÞT | O! Kakustha! |
| yTa | what may it be |
| ett¯ | this |
| daâN| | fearful |
| vnm¯ | forest |
| etaW | these |
| jnpdaW | habitations |
| ÞP£taW | prosperous |
| p¥vI| | in the days of yore |
| AaÞta| | your |
| nraEäOm | O! Best among men! |
| mlda: | Malada country |
| c | and |
| kãSa: | Karusa country |
| c | and |
| dEv¢nmaIN¢n¢mItaW | as if created by the gods |
| p¤ra | once upon a time |
| v¦æOvDE | in the killing of the demon Vritra |
| ram | O! Rama! |
| mlEn | impurity (sin) |
| sm¢BÔl¤tm¯ | covered all round |
| X¤Da | by hunger |
| c | and |
| ev | also |
| sh*aX| | Lord Indra |
| b#'hÏya | the sin of Brahmahathithe sin of killing a brahmin |
| yda | when |
| Aa¢vSt¯ | haunted |
| t| | that |
| iÓd#| | Indra |
| s"apyn¯ | was bathed |
| dEva: | by the gods |
| §xy: | sages |
| c | and |
| tpaEDna: | possessing the wealth of penance |
| klSW: | in pots |
| s"apyamas¤: | washed |
| ml| | sins |
| c | and |
| AÞy | his |
| p#maEcyn¯ | freeing from |
| ih | on this |
| B¥Øya| | earth |
| ml| | sins |
| dÏva | deposited |
| dÏva | having given |
| kaãS| | hunger |
| ev | also |
| c | and |
| Sr£rj| | rising from the body |
| mhEÓd#Þy | of Lord Indra |
| tt: | therefore |
| hxI| | happy |
| p#pE¢drE | became |