| ena| | her |
| pÜy | may you watch! |
| ѤraDxaI| | unconquerable |
| mayablsm¢Óvtam¯ | endowed with powerful trickery |
| ¢v¢nv¦äOa| | retreating hastily |
| kraE¢m | make |
| Aï | now itself |
| ¶tkNaIg#na¢skam¯ | bereft of the tips of her nose and ears |
| n | not |
| ¢h | therefore |
| ena| | her |
| AÏshE | attempt |
| hÓt¤| | to kill |
| ÞæO£ÞvBavEn | being a woman |
| r¢Xtam¯ | to be protected |
| v£yI| | valour |
| c | immediately |
| AÞya: | her |
| g¢t| | gait |
| c | and |
| A¢p | also |
| h¢nÝya¢m | destroy |
| i¢t | thus |
| mE | my |
| m¢t: | opinion |
| ev| | thus |
| b#¤vaNE | speaking |
| ramE | when Rama |
| t¤ | verily |
| tazka | Tataka |
| @aEDm¥r¢ÅCta | blind with rage |
| uïØy | raising high |
| bah\ | arms |
| gjIÓt£ | roaring |
| ram| | Rama |
| ev | pointedly |
| A×yDavt | rushed towards |
| ¢váa¢mæO: | Viswamitra |
| t¤ | verily |
| b#'¢xI: | the brahminical sage |
| h^ÄðarEN | by uttering the syllable `hum' |
| A¢BBrÏÞy | chiding |
| tam¯ | her |
| Þv¢Þt | wellbeing |
| raGvyaE: | for the Raghavas |
| AÞt¤ | may there be |
| jy| | victory |
| c | also |
| ev | likewise |
| A×yBaxt | blessed |
| uÑGÓvana | scattering heavily |
| rj: | dust |
| GaEr| | terrible |
| tazka | Tataka |
| raGvaW | the Raghavas |
| uBaW | both |
| rjaEmEGEn | by clouds of dust |
| mhta | dense |
| m¤h\tI| | for a moment |
| sa | she |
| t¤ | verily |
| AmaEhyt¯ | veiled (them) |
| tt: | thereafter |
| maya| | illusion |
| smaÞTay | having assumed |
| ¢SlavxIN | by the rain of boulders |
| raGvaW | the Raghavas |
| Ava¢krt¯ | showered |
| s¤mhta | very great |
| tt: | thereafter |
| c¤@aED | became angry |
| raGv: | Sri Raghava |
| ¢SlavxI| | the rain of boulders |
| mht¯ | dense |
| tÞya: | hers |
| SrvxIN | with a rain of arrows |
| raGv: | Sri Raghava |
| p#¢thÏy | having countered |
| upDavÓÏya: | rushing towards |
| kraW | arms |
| ¢cÅCEd | cut off |
| p¢æO¢B: | sharp arrows |
| tt: | thereupon |
| ¢C°B¤ja| | with hands cut off |
| ½aÓta| | tired |
| A×yaSE | close at hand |
| p¢rgjIt£m¯ | roaring |
| saW¢m¢æO: | son of Sumitra (Lakshmana) |
| AkraEt¯ | rendered |
| @aEDat¯ | due to anger |
| ¶t | cut off |
| kNaIg#na¢skam¯ | tips of nose and ears |
| kamãpDra | capable of assuming different forms at will |
| sï: | at once |
| k]Ïva | having made |
| ãpa¢N | forms |
| AnEkS: | manifold |
| AÓtDaIn| | disappear |
| gta | having attained |
| yX£ | the Yakshi |
| maEhyÓt£ | causing confusion |
| c | and |
| mayya | by trickery |
| AÜmvxI| | rain of boulders |
| ¢vm¤·Ót£ | releasing |
| BWrv| | terrifying |
| ¢vnnad | roared |
| sa | she |
| ÇyaÞvn| | the twang of the bowstring |
| c@t¤: | made |
| v£raW | the valiant duo |
| vj#aS¢nsm| | equal to the peals of thunder and the thunderbolt of Indra |
| tda | then |
| maE¢hta | confused |
| tEn | by that |
| SÖdEn | sound |
| lÖDs|Ma | coming to |
| ¢crat¯ | after quite sometime |
| tda | thereafter |