| s: | he |
| tEn | therefore |
| taE¢xt: | pleased |
| c | and |
| Aas£t¯ | was |
| AÏyTI| | immensely |
| rG¤nÓdn | O! The delight of the Raghu race! |
| ¢vssjI | released |
| tt: | thereafter |
| gÄña| | Ganga |
| hr: | Lord Siva |
| ¢bÓѤsr: | lake Bindu |
| p#¢t | towards |
| tÞya| | from her |
| ¢vs¦Çymanaya| | thus released |
| sçO | seven |
| ÞæOaEta|¢s | tributaries |
| j¢åOrE | arose |
| hla¢dn£ | Hladini |
| pavn£ | Pavani |
| c | and |
| ev | also |
| n¢ln£ | Nalini |
| c | and |
| tTa | also |
| Apra | other |
| ¢t*: | three |
| p#ac£| | east |
| ¢dS| | direction |
| jÂm¤: | coursed towards |
| gÄña: | Gangas |
| ¢Svjla: | holy waters |
| S¤Ba: | auspicious |
| s¤cX¤: | Suchakshu |
| c | and |
| ev | also |
| s£ta | Sita |
| c | and |
| ¢sÓD¤: | Sindhu |
| c | and |
| ev | also |
| mhand£ | these great rivers |
| ¢t*: | three |
| t¤ | also |
| eta: | this |
| ¢dS| | direction |
| jÂm¤: | coursed |
| p#t£c£| | towards the west |
| t¤ | indeed |
| S¤BaEdka: | holy waters |
| sçOm£ | the seventh |
| c | however |
| AÓvgat¯ | followed |
| tasa| | of those |
| Bg£rT| | Bhagiratha |
| AT | thereafter |
| n¦pm¯ | king |
| Bg£rT: | Bhagiratha |
| A¢p | also |
| raj¢xI: | royal sage |
| ¢dÛy| | excellent |
| ÞyÓdn| | chariot |
| Aa¢ÞTt: | seated |
| p#ayat¯ | went |
| Ag#E | in front |
| mhatEja: | highly resplendent |
| gÄña | Ganga |
| t| | him |
| c | and |
| A¢p | also |
| An¤v#jt¯ | followed |
| ggnat¯ | from the skies |
| SÄðr¢Sr: | the matted locks of Lord Siva |
| tt: | thereafter |
| Dr¢N| | the earth |
| Aa¢ÞTta | reaching |
| ÛyspIt | spread |
| jl| | waters |
| tæO | there |
| t£v#SÖdp¤rÞk]tm¯ | with a tumultuous noise |
| mÏÞykÅCpsHGW: | schools of fish, groups of tortoises |
| c | with |
| ¢S|S¤margNW: | numerous alligators and crocodiles |
| tTa | likewise |
| pt¢ë: | falling down |
| p¢ttW: | fallen down |
| c | and |
| AÓyW: | other |
| ÛyraEct | shone |
| vs¤ÓDra | the earth |
| tt: | then |
| dEv¢xIgÓDvaI: | gods, sages and Gandharvas |
| yX¢sÑGgNa: | groups of Yakshas and Sidhas |
| tTa | in that manner |
| ÛylaEkyÓt | saw |
| ta| | her |
| tæO | there |
| ggnat¯ | from the skies |
| ga| | the earth |
| gta| | having reached |
| tda | then |
| ¢vmanW: | airplanes |
| ngrakarW: | as wide and as large as cities |
| hyW: | horses |
| gjvrW: | huge elephants |
| tTa | similarly |
| pa¢rÔlvgtW: | fast-footed |
| c | and |
| A¢p | also |
| dEvta: | gods |
| tæO | there |
| ¢v¢¿ta: | arrived |
| tt¯ | that |
| Aëttm| | most wondrous spectacle |
| laEkE | in the world |
| gÄñaptn| | of the descent of Ganga |
| uäOmm¯ | great |
| ¢dXv: | desirous of seeing |
| dEvgNa: | groups of gods |
| smEy¤: | got together |
| A¢mtaWjs: | of illimitable radiance |