| taW | those |
| t¤ è¾qva | upon seeing only |
| mhaÏmanaW | high souled |
| B#atraW | brothers |
| ramlßmNaW | Rama and Lakshmana |
| vray¤DDraW | armed with superior weapons |
| v£raW | gallant |
| s¤g#£v: | Sugriva |
| S¢Äðt: | apprehensive |
| ABvt¯ | became |
| u¢¹g"¶dy: | with perturbed heart |
| svaI: | all |
| ¢dS: | directions |
| smvlaEkyn¯ | looking around |
| n Ûy¢t¿t | could not find rest |
| k¢Þmn¯ ¢ct¯ | at any one |
| dESE | place |
| vanrp¤Äñv: | the best among monkeys |
| n ev c@E | was not steady |
| mn: | mind |
| ÞTanE | at one place |
| v£XmaN: | perceiving |
| mhablaW | those two mighty ones |
| kpE: | of the monkey |
| prmB£tÞy | who was extremely frightened |
| ¢cäO| | mind |
| Ûyvssad | torn asunder |
| h | pitiably |
| ¢cÓt¢yÏva | having pondered |
| s: | he |
| DmaIÏma | mind set on virtue |
| ¢vm¦Üy | considering all aspects |
| g¤âlaGvm¯ | the strength of his elder and his own weakness |
| s¤g#£v: | Sugriva |
| prmaE¢¹g": | extremely depressed |
| sv©I: | with all |
| An¤crW: | followers |
| sh | along with |
| tt: | from there |
| s: | he |
| s¢cvE×y: | along with his ministrs |
| t¤ | in this as follows |
| s¤g#£v: | Sugriva |
| Ôlvga¢Dp: | chief of the monkeys |
| SS|s | spoke |
| prmaE¢¹g#: | in a state of extreme depression |
| pÜyn¯ | seeing |
| taW | those two |
| ramlßmNaW | Rama and Lakshmana |
| etaW | these two |
| vn| id| | to this forest |
| ѤgI| | impenetrable |
| va¢lp#¢N¢htaW | being sent by Vali |
| D#¤vm¯ | for certain |
| Cîna | disguised |
| c£rvsnaW | clad in barken garments |
| p#crÓtaW | moving about |
| ih | here |
| AagtaW | have come |
| tt: | thereafter |
| s¤g#£vs¢cva: | the ministers of Sugriva |
| è¾qva | having seen |
| prmD¢ÓvnaW | those two great archers |
| jÂm¤: | went |
| ¢g¢rtzat¯ | from the side of the mountain |
| tÞmat¯ | that |
| AÓyt¯ | to another |
| ¢SKr| | peak |
| uäOmm¯ | excellent |
| tE | those |
| ¢Xp#| | quickly |
| A¢DgØy | reaching |
| AT | then |
| y¥Tpa: | the commanders |
| y¥TpxIBm¯ | the commander of commanders |
| hry: | the monkeys |
| vanr½E¾| | the foremost of monkeys |
| p¢rvayI | surrounding |
| upt¢ÞTrE | stood |
| ek| | from the one |
| ekayngta: | arrived at one place |
| Ôlvmana: | leaping about |
| ¢grE: | mountain |
| ¢g¢rm¯ | to moutain |
| p#kØpyÓt: | shaking |
| vEgEn | with their force |
| ¢gr£Na| | of the mountains |
| ¢SKra¢N A¢p | peaks also |
| tt: | then |
| SaKam¦ga: | the monkeys |
| sv©I | all |
| Ôlvmana: | leaping about |
| mhabla: | of great might |
| bB¸¤: | broke |
| c | also |
| ngan¯ | trees |
| tæO | there |
| p¤¢Ýptan¯ | in full bloom |
| ѤgIs|¢½tan¯ | growing densely on the peaks |