THE RAMAYANA

THE RAMAYANA

SUNDARA KANDA

SARGA 1 : SLOKAS 111 TO 120

      hnUmt>   smuÔtr[m!   -   HANUMAN   CROSSES   THE   OCEAN
 
s   sagrjl<   i-Tva   b-Uva_yut!iwtStda   ,
ywa   jlxr<   i-Tva   dIÝriZmidRvakr>     .   111   .  
s:   that
sagrjl|   sea water
¢BÏva   breaking
bB¥v   appeared
A×y¤t¯¢Tt:   rising above
tda   then
yTa   like
jlDr|   cloud
¢BÏva   breaking
d£çOr¢Üm:   with the bright rays
¢dvakr:   sun
 
111.As   the   mynakam   rose   above   the   sea   ,   breaking   the   water   ,   it   looked like   the   sun   with   its   bright   rays   coming   out   of   the   clouds.  
s   mhaTma   muørœten   pvRt>   sillav&t>     ,
dzRyamas   z&¼ai[   sagre[   inyaeijt>     .   112   .  
s:   that
mhaÏma   great
m¤h\rqtEn   for a moment
pvIt:   mountain
s¢llav¦t:   submerged in the water
dSIyamas   began to show above
S¦Äña¢N   peaks
sagrEN   by the sea
¢nyaE¢jt:   pleaded
 
112.On   the   pleading     of   the   sea   ,   the   submerged   mountain     showed   its   peaks for   a   moment   above   the   water.  
zatk…M-in-E>   z&¼E>   sikÚrmhaergE>         ,
AaidTyaedys<kazErailoiÑirvaMbrm!       .113   .
tÝjaMbUndE>   z&¼E>   pvRtSy   smut!iwtE>   ,
Aakaz<   zôs»azm-vt!   kaÂnà-m!       .   114   .  
Satk[ØB¢nBW:   golden
S¦ÄñW:   creepers
s¢k°rmhaErgW:   with kinnaras and mahoragas
Aa¢dÏyaEdys|kaSW:   like the rising sun
Aa¢lK¢ë:   iv   as if touching
AØbrm¯   sky
tçOjaØb¥ndW:   melted gold
S¦ÄñW:   peaks
pvItÞy   mountain's
sm¤t¯¢TtW:   rising above
AakaS|   sky
SÞæOsÄðaS|   like iron
ABvt¯   became
ka·np#Bm¯   with the glow of gold
 
113,114The   golden   peaks     with   the   kinnaras   and   mahoragas   ,   and   entwining   golden creepers     rose   above   as   if   to   touch   the   sky.Then   the   iron-coloured   dark   sky appeared   golden.    
jatêpmyE>   z&¼ErœæajmanE>   Svy<à-E>     ,
AaidTyzts»az>   sae=-viÌirsÄm>   .   115   .  
jatãpmyW:   full of gold
S¦ÄñW:   peaks
B#ajmanW:   appeared
Þvy|p#BW:   naturally bright
Aa¢dÏyStsÄðaS:   like hundred suns
s:   that
ABvt¯   looked
¢g¢rsäOm:   the great mountain
 
115.The   naturally   bright   and   golden   peaks   of   the   mountain   had   the   brilliance of   hundred   suns.  
tmut!iwtms¼en     hnuman¢t>     iSwtm!     ,
mXye   lv[taeySy   iv¹ae=yimit   iniít>     .   116   .  
t|   that
ut¯¢Tt|   rising above
AsÄñEn   alone
hn¤man¯   Hanuman
Ag#t:   in front of
¢ÞTtm¯   stood still
mÒyE   at the centre
lvNtaEyÞy   in the ocean
¢vG":   obstacle
Ay|   this
i¢t   is
¢n¢àt:   thought
 
116.Seeing   the   still   mountain   at   the   centre   of   the   sea   Hanuman   thought   it   was an   obstacle.  
s   tmuCDœirtmTywR<   mhavegae   mhakip>     ,
%rsa   patyamas   jImUtimv   maét>         .   117   .         
s:   he
t|   that
uÅCq¢rtm¯   tall
AÏyTI|   very
mhavEg:   with great speed
mhak¢p:   monkey
ursa   by the chest
patyamas   felled
j£m¥t|   cloud
iv   like
maât:   wind
 
117.The   monkey   coming   at   great   speed,   felled   the   tall   mountain,   with   his   chest like   a   strong   wind   would   scatter   the   clouds.  
s   tda   paittSten   kipna     pvRtaeÄm>         ,
budœXva   tSy   kpevˆRg<   jh;R   c   nnNd   c         .     118.  
s:   that
tda   then
pa¢tt:   felled
tEn   that
k¢pna   by the monkey
pvItaEäOm:   great mountain
b¤dqÒva   knowing
tÞy   that
kpE:   monkey's
vEg|   speed
jhxI   surprised
c   also
nnÓd   felt happy
c   also
 
118.Thus   felled   by   the   monkey,   the   mountain   was   surprised   at   his   speed   and at   the   same   time   felt   happy   also.  
tmakazgt<   vIrmakaze   smupiSwt>   ,
àItae   ùòmna   vaKymävIt!   pvRt>   kipm!
manu;<   xaryn!   êpaTmn>   izore   iSwt>       .     119   .  
t|   that
AakaSgt|   in the sky
v£r|   with valour
AakaSE   in the sky
sm¤p¢ÞTt:   rising above
p#£t:   satisfied
¶¾mna   feeling happy
vaÀy|   word
Ab#v£t¯   said
pvIt:   mountain
k¢pm¯   monkey
man¤x|   human
Daryn¯   taking
ãp|   form
AaÏmn:   self
¢SKrE   in the peaks
¢ÞTt:   standing
 
119.Rising   in   the   sky   ,   that   mountain   feeling   happy   and   satisfied ,   took   the   human form.Standing   at   the   peak   and   looking   at   the   sky-borne   monkey,   said   these   words.  
Ê:kr<   k«tvan!   kmR   Tvimd<   vanraeÄm         .   120   .  
ѤÝkr|   that which cannot be acheived by anyone
k]tvan¯   did
kmI   work
Ïv|   you
id|   this
vanraEäOm   best of the monkeys
 
120.Oh,   the   best   of   monkeys,   you   did   a   job   which     no   one   else   could   do.      
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