| n | not |
| A¢t@aÓt| | exceeding |
| m¤¢n½E¿ | O! Best among sages! |
| yt¯ | whatever |
| ktIÛy| | is to be done |
| k]t| | has been done |
| mya | by me |
| sÄñta | living together |
| m¤¢nna | with sage |
| pÏn£ | wife |
| BagIvEN | with Bhargava (Jamadagni, father of Viswamitra) |
| iv | as so |
| rEN¤ka | Renuka |
| tt¯ | those |
| ½¤Ïva | upon hearing |
| vcn| | words |
| tÞy | those |
| ¢váa¢mæOÞy | of Viswamitra |
| D£mt: | of the wise |
| StanÓd: | Satananda |
| mhatEja: | of extreme brilliance |
| ram| | to Rama |
| vcn| | words |
| Ab#v£t¯ | replied |
| Þvagt| | welcome |
| tE | to you |
| nr½E¿ | O! Best among men! |
| ¢d¾ya | our fortune |
| p#açO: A¢s | you have come |
| raGv | O! Raghava! |
| ¢váa¢mæO| | Viswamitra |
| p¤rÞk]Ïy | keeping as your chief |
| mh¢xI| | that great sage |
| Apra¢jtm¯ | the unconquerable |
| A¢cÓÏykmaI | one whose achievements are beyond the pale of conception |
| tpsa | by penance |
| b#'¢xI: | Brahminical sage |
| At¤lp#B: | of incomparable splendour |
| ¢váa¢mæO: | Viswamitra |
| mhatEja: | of great resplendence |
| vE¢Ïs | knows as |
| en| | this one |
| prma| | supreme |
| g¢tm¯ | refuge |
| n | none |
| A¢Þt | is there |
| DÓytr: | more fortunate |
| ram | O! Rama! |
| ÏväO: | than you |
| AÓy: | any other |
| B¤¢v | in this earth |
| kàn | no one |
| gaEçOa | is a protector (to you) |
| k¤¢Skp¤æO: | the son of Kusika (Viswamitra) |
| tE | for you |
| yEn | by whom |
| tçO| | performed |
| mht¯ | intense |
| tp: | penance |
| ½¥yta| | may you listen |
| A¢BDaÞya¢m | I shall narrate |
| kaW¢SkÞy | of Kausika |
| mhaÏmn: | highsouled |
| yTa | of what nature |
| bl| | power |
| yTa | of what nature |
| tÏv| | the reality (as it happened) |
| tt¯ | that |
| mE | to me |
| ¢ngdt: | recalling |
| ½¤N¤ | may you lend your ears |
| raja | king |
| AB¥t¯ | there was |
| ex: | this |
| DmaIÏma | righteous soul |
| d£GIkal| | for a long time |
| A¢rÓdm: | queller of foes |
| DmIåO: | knower of Dharma |
| k]t¢vï: | skilled in all arts and sciences |
| c | and |
| p#jana| | for the citizens |
| c | and |
| ¢htE | welfare |
| rt: | deeply committed to |
| p#jap¢ts¤t: | the son of Brahma |
| c | and |
| Aas£t¯ | was |
| k¤S: | Kusa |
| nam | named |
| mh£p¢t: | emperor |
| k¤SÞy | of Kusa |
| p¤æO: | son |
| blvan¯ | of great strength |
| kSnaB: | Kusanabha |
| s¤Da¢mIk: | believing in righteous conduct |
| k¤SnaBs¤t: | the son of Kusanabha |
| t¤ | verily |
| Aas£t¯ | was |
| ga¢D: | Gadhi |
| i¢t | thus |
| ev | also |
| ¢v½¤t: | renowned (in all the three worlds) |
| gaDE: | of Gadhi |
| p¤æO: | son |
| mhatEja: | of great resplendence |
| ¢vSva¢mæO: | Viswamitra |
| mham¤¢n: | eminent sage |
| ¢váa¢mæO: | Viswamitra |
| mhatEja: | of immense radiance |
| palyamas | protected |
| mE¢dn£m¯ | the earth |
| bh^vxIsh*a¢N | for several thousands of years |
| raja | the king |
| raÇym¯ | the kingdom |
| Akaryt¯ | reigned |