THE RAMAYANA

THE RAMAYANA

SUNDARA KANDA

SARGA 10 : SLOKAS 1 TO 11

 mNdaedrIdzRnm!   -   MEETING   MANDODARI
 
   idVyaepm<   muOy<   S)aiqk<   rÆ-Ui;t<           ,
Ave]ma[ae   hnuman!     ddzR   zynasnm!       .   1   .
daNtkaÂnicÇa¼Ev‰RfUy‰Rí   vrasnE>       ,
mhahaRStr[aepetEéppÚ<   mhaxnE>       .   2   .  
tæO   there
¢dÛyaEpm|   similar to one in heaven
m¤Áy|   best
ÞPa¢zk|   full of crystal
rÏnB¥¢xt|   decorated with precious stones
AvEXmaN:   looking around
hn¤man¯   Hanuman
ddSI   saw
Synasnm¯   a cot
daÓtka·n¢cæOaÄñW:   in laid with gold and ivory
v©If¥y©I:   c   also diamonds
vrasnW:   with lovely seats
mhahaIÞtrNaEpEtW:   with costly carpets spread
upp°|   together with
mhaDnW:   very expensive
 
1,2.   Hanuman,   looking   around   saw   a   very   expensive   cot   inlaid   with   gold,   ivory   and   studded   with diamomds,   with     lovely   seats   and   very   costly   bed   sheets   and   bed   spreads.  
jatêppiri]Ý<   icÇ-anusmà-m!       ,
Azaekmalaivtt<   ddzR   prmasnm!       .   3   .  
jatãpp¢r¢XçO|   decorated with gold all over
¢cæOBan¤smp#Bm¯   with the glow of the sun
ASaEkmala¢vtt|   with instruments to dispel sadness
ddSI   saw
prmasnm¯   the best of seats.
 
3.He   saw   the   best   of   seats   decorated   with   gold   all   over   and   resplendant   like   the   sun, with   instruments   to   drive   away   sadness.  
tSy   cEktme   deze   sae=¢(malaiv-Ui;tm!       ,
ddzR   pa{furCDÇ<   taraixpitsiÚ-m!       .   4   .  
tÞy  on its
c  also
ektmE   dESE   on one side
s:  he
Ag#Ymala¢vB¥¢xtm¯   decorated with garlands
ddSI   saw
paÎf¤rÅCæO|   umbrella made of white silk
tara¢Dp¢ts¢°Bm¯   like the moon
 
4.   On   one   side   he   saw   an   umbrella   made   of   white   silk   and   decorated   with   garlands.  
valVyjnhStai-vI–Jyman<   smNtt>     ,
gNxEí   ivivxEjuRò<   vrxUpen   xUiptm!     .   5   .
prmaStr[aStI[Rmaivkaijns<v&tm!     ,
dami-vRrmaLyana<   smNtaÊpzaei-tm!     .   6   .  
valÛyjnhÞta¢B:   ladies with fans in their hands
v£Çyman|   fanning
smÓtt:   all over
gÓDW:   c   also scented
¢v¢vDW:   varities
j¤¾|   filled
vrD¥pEn   with incense smoke
D¥¢ptm¯   smelled
prmaÞtrNaÞt£NI|   with costly spreads
Aa¢vka¢jns|v¦tm¯   made of wool and leather
dam¢B:   with garlands
vrmaÚyana|   string of beautiful flowers
smÓtat¯   allover
upSaE¢Btm¯   was well decorated
 
5,6.He   also   saw   ladies   fanning   all   round;   the   place   was   filled   with   sweet   smell;   it   was covered   with   carpets   of   wool   and   leather   and   decorated   with   garlands   of   beautiful   flowers.  
tiSmNjImUts»az<   àdIÝaeÄmk…{flm!       ,
laeihta]<   mhaba÷<   mharjtvassm!     .   7   .
laeihtenanuilÝa¼<   cNdnen   sugiNxna     ,
sNXyar­imvakaze   taeyd<   stifÌ[m!     .   8   .
v&tma-r[EidRVyE>   suêp<   kamêip[m!     ,
sv&]vnguLmaF(<   àsuÝimv   mNdrm!     .   9   .
³IifTvaeprt<   raÇaE   vra-r[-Ui;tm!     ,
iày<   ra]skNyana<   ra]sana<   suoavhm!     .   10   .
pITvaPyurtÂaip   ddzR   s   mhakip>     ,
-aSvre   zyne   vIr<   àsuÝ<   ra]saixpm!     .   11   .  
t¢Þmn¯   in that
j£m¥tsÄðaS|   like a dark cloud
p#d£çOaEäOmk[Îflm¯   with shining ear ornaments
laE¢htaX|   with red eyes
mhabah^|   broad shouldered
mharjtvassm¯   with silk clothes
laE¢htEn   red
An¤¢lçOaÄñ|   with body smeared
cÓdnEn   with sandal paste
s¤g¢ÓDna   sweet smelling
sÓÒyar³|   the red colour of the twilight
iv  like
AakaSE   in the sky
taEyd|   cloud
st¢féNm¯   with lightning
v¦t|   with
AaBrNW:   ornaments
¢dÛyW:   celestial
s¤ãp|   with good form
kamã¢pNm¯   capable of taking any form
sv¦Xvng¤ÚmaFY|   forests with trees and shrubs
p#s¤çO|   static
iv  like
mÓdrm¯   mandara mountain
@£¢fÏva   after playing around
uprt|   tired
raæOaW   in the night
vraBrNB¥¢xtm¯   with beautiful ornaments
¢p#y|   lover
raXskÓyana||   for the rakshasa women
raXsana|   for the rakshasas
s¤Kavhm¯   giving pleasure
p£Ïva   drunk
A¢p  also
uprt|   c   A¢p   not inebriated also
ddSI   saw
s:  he
mhak¢p:   the great monkey
BaÞvrE   on the beautiful
SynE   cot
v£r|   mighty
p#s¤çO|   sleping soundly
raXsa¢Dpm¯   rakshasa king
 
7   to   11.The   great   monkey   saw   the   rakshasa   king   sleeping   soundly   on   the   beautiful   cot, after   playing   with   rakshasa   women;   he   was   dressed in   white   silk   clothes,   smeared   with   red sweet   smelling   sandal   paste,   with   a   body   like   a   dark   cloud   with   ear   ornaments;   like   the   clouds with   lightning   in   the   twilight;   unmoving   like   the   mandara   mountain;   and   though   drunk   was not   inebriated.

     

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