THE RAMAYANA

THE RAMAYANA

SUNDARA KANDA

SARGA 7 : SLOKAS 9 TO 17

   pu:pkivmandzRnm!   -   SEEING   PUSHPAKA   VIMANAM
 
mhI   k«ta   pvRtraijpU[aR   zEla>   k«ta   v&]ivtanpU[aR>     ,
v&]a>   k«ta>   pu:pivtanpU[aR>   pu:p<   k«t<   kesrpÇpU[Rm!     .   9   .  
mh£   earth
k]ta   drawn
pvItra¢jp¥NaI:   full of mountains
SWla:   mountains
k]ta:   drawn
v¦X¢vtanp¥NaI:   full of trees
v¦Xa:   trees
k]ta:   drawn
p¤Ýp¢vtanp¥NaI:   full of flowers
p¤Ýp|   flower
k]t|   drawn
kEsrpæOp¥NIm¯   full of petals
 
9.There   were   drawings   of   the   earth   full   of   mountains,   of   mountains
full   of   trees,   of   trees   full   of   flowers   and   flower   full   of   petals.  
k«tain   veZmain   c   pa{furai[   twa   supu:pa{yip   pu:krai[     ,
puní   pÒain   skesrai[   xNyain   icÇai[   twa   vnain   .  10  .  
k]ta¢n   drawn
vEÜma¢n   balconies
c   and
paÎf¤ra¢N   silvery
tTa   also
s¤p¤Ýpa¢N   A¢p   full of beautiful flowers
p¤Ýkra¢N   ponds
p¤n:   again
c   and
pîa¢n   lotuses
skEsra¢N   with petals
DÓya¢n   fertile
¢cæOa¢N   drawn
tTa   also
vna¢n   forests

10.Also   the   pictures   of   silvery   balconies,   ponds   full   of   flowers   ,   lotuses   with the   petals   and   fertile   forests,     were   drawn.  
pu:paþy<   nam   ivrajman<   rÆà-ai-í   ivvxRmanm!     ,
veZmaeÄmanamip   cae½man<   mhakipStÇ   mhaivmanm!     .   11   .
k«taí   vEfUyRmya   ivh¼a   êPyàvalEí   twa   ivh¼a>     ,
icÇaí   nanavsui--uRj¼a>   jaTyanuêpaSturga>   zu-a¼a>    .  12  .
àvaljaMbUndpu:pp]a>   slIlmavijRtijüp]a>       ,
kamSy  sa]aidv  -aiNt  p]a>  k«ta  ivh¼a>  sumuoa>  sup]a>  . 13 .
inyuJymanaStu   gja>   suhSta>   skesraíaeTplpÇhSta>     ,
b-Uv   devI   c   k«ta   suhSta   lúmIStwa  piÒin  pÒhSta  . 14 .
#tIv   t̯hmi-gMy   zae-n<   sivSmyae   ngimv   caézae-nm!     ,
puní   tTprmsugiNx   suNdr<  ihmaTyye  ngimv  caékNdrm!  . 15  .  
p¤Ýpaºy|   nam   called Pushpaka vimana
¢vrajman|   shining
rÏnp#Ba¢B:   by the sparkle of beads
c   and
¢vvDImanm¯   glowing very beautifully
vEÜmaEäOmana|   A¢p   . among the best of houses
c   and
uÅcman|   very best
mhak¢p:   monkey
tæO   there
mha¢vmanm¯   big aircraft
k]ta:   drawn
c   and
vWf¥yImya:   with diamonds
¢vhÄña:   flying in the sky
ãÔyp#valW:   c   by silver and corals
tTa   also
¢vhÄña:   birds
¢cæOa:   drawn
c   and
nanavs¤¢B:   by various precious stones
B¤jÄña:   snakes
jaÏya   An¤ãpa:   fit for the respective breed
t¤rga:   horses
S¤BaÄña:   well formed
p#valjaØb¥ndp¤ÝppXa:   with wings made of gold and coral
sl£l|   playful
Aav¢jIt¢j'pXa:   with curved wings hanging
kamÞy   to Manmatha
saXat¯   real
iv   like
Ba¢Ót   appeared
pXa:   friends
k]ta   :   drawn
¢vhÄña:   birds
s¤m¤Ka:   with lovely faces
s¤pXa:   with lovely wings
¢ny¤Çymana:   landing
  also
gja:   elephants
s¤hÞta:   with lovely trunks
skEsra:   with petals
c   and
uÏplpæOhÞta:   with the leaves of utpala
bB¥v   became
dEv£   c   Devi also
k]ta   drawn
s¤hÞta   with lovely hands
lßm£:   Lakshmi
tTa   also
p¢î¢n   in a lotus pond
pîhÞta   with lotus in the hand
i¢t   thus
iv   like
tt¯   that
g¦h|   house
A¢BgØy   reaching
SaEBn|   auspicious
s¢vÞmy:   with surprise
ng¢mv   like tree
caâSaEBnm¯   very beautiful
p¤n:   again
c   and
tt¯   that
prms¤g¢ÓD   smelling sweet
s¤Ódr|   beautiful
¢hmaÏyyE   at the end of winter
ng¢mv   like a tree
caâkÓdrm¯   with lovely caves
 
11   to   15.That   vimanam     brilliantly   shining   with   the   beads   and   looking   like   a   big   house was   called   Pushpaka   vimanam.There   were   pictures   of   high   breed   horses, flying   birds   with   such   beautiful   wings   that   they   looked   like   the   friends of   Manmatha   known   for   his   beauty.   The   pictures   of   lotus   ponds   with     lovely elephants   and   that   of   Godess   Lakshmi   with   lotus   in   Her   hands   were   also drawn.The   pushpaka   vimanam   looked   so   majestic   and   huge     like   a   mountain
with   lots   of   lovely   caves,   that   Hanuman   seeing   it   again   from   close   quarters became   spellbound.  
tt>   s   ta<   kipri-pTy  pUijta<  crn!    purI< dzmuoba÷pailtam!  ,
A†Zy  ta<  jnksuta<  supUijta<  sÊ>iot>  pitgu[veginijRtam! .16 .  
tt:   then
s:   that
ta|   that
k¢p:   monkey
A¢BpÏy   jumping everywhere
p¥¢jta|   worshipped
crn¯   wandering
p¤r£|   city
dSm¤Kbah^pa¢ltam¯   ruled by strength of the ten_faced Ravana
AèÜy   not seeing
ta|   that
jnks¤ta|   daughter of Janaka
s¤p¥¢jta|   worshipped
sѤ:¢Kt:   became very sad
p¢tg¤NvEg¢n¢jItam¯   acquired by her husband's archery
 
16.Wandering   and   jumping   from   place   to   place     in   that   city   ruled   by   Ravana   and not   seeing   the   worshipful   Sita   who   became   Rama's   wife   by   his   archery, Hanuman   became   very   sad.  
ttStda   b÷ivx-aivtaTmn>   k«taTmnae   jnksuta<   suvTmRn>   ,
ApZytae=-vditÊ>iot<<   mn>   suc]u;>   àivcrtae  mhaTmn> . 17 .  
tt:   therefore
tda   then
bh^¢vDBa¢vtaÏmn:   with many thoughts in his mind
k]taÏmn:   with good outlook
jnks¤ta|   Sita
s¤vÏmIn:   with good conduct
ApÜyt:   not seeing
ABvt¯   became
A¢tѤ:¢Kt|   very sad
mn:   mind
s¤cX¤x:   with good thought
p#¢vcrt:   wandered much
mhaÏmn:   great soul
 
17.The   great   soul   Hanuman   with   good   thought,   word   and   deed   ,   having wandered   much   and   not   finding   Sita   became   very   sad.    

      #Tya;ˆR   ïImÔamay[e   vaLmIkIye   AaidkaVye   sNdrka{fe   sÝm>   sgR>     .   7.
         
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