m¤h¥tI| | for a while |
Aas£t¯ | remained |
s: | he |
gtas¤kÚp: | like a dead man |
p#ÏyagtaÏma | life breath having returned |
shsa | suddenly |
s¤ra¢r: | enemy of gods |
uÏpÏy | springing up |
sÓÒyaB#smanvNI: | whose colour resembled the evening cloud |
t|| | that |
va¢rrajaÏmj| | son of Varuna, Rshabha |
AajGan | struck |
s: | he |
m¥rq¢ÅCt: | unconscious |
B¥¢mtlE | on the ground |
ppat | lay |
m¤h¥tI| | for a while |
uÏpÏy | springing up |
p¤n: | again |
ss|åO: | conscious |
ta| | that |
ev | only |
tÞy | his |
A¢d#vra¢d#kÚpa| | resembling huge trees and mountains |
gda| | mace |
sma¢vÒy | brandishing |
jGan | struck |
s|ÁyE | in the battle |
sa | that |
tÞy | his |
r¬d#a | terrible |
sm¤pEÏy | striking |
dEh| | body |
r¬d#Þy | of the ferocious |
dEvaÒvr¢vp#SæOaE: | the enemy of gods, sacrificial performance and brahmanas |
¢bBEd | split |
vX: | the chest |
Xtj| c | blood also |
B¥¢r | profuse |
s¤Þa#av | shed |
DaÏv|B: | water charged with ochre |
iv | like |
A¢d#raj: | Himalaya mountain |
A¢BѤd#av | rushed towards |
vEgEn | with anger |
gda| | the mace |
tÞy | his |
mhaÏmn: | gigantic |
g¦h£Ïva | clutching |
ta| | that |
gda| | mace |
B£ma| | terrible |
Aa¢vÒy | brandishing |
c p¤n: p¤n: | again and again |
mäOan£k| | Mahaparswa |
mhaÏman| | gigantic |
jGan | struck |
rNm¥DI¢n | in the forefront of battle |
s: | that |
Þvya | his own |
gdya | by mace |
Bg": | smashed |
¢vS£NIdSnEXN: | with teeth and eyes fallen down |
¢nppat | fell down |
tt: | then |
mäO: | Matta (Mahaparswa) |
vj#aht | struck by thunderbolt |
iv Acl: | like a mountain |
¢vS£NInynE | with eyes hanging out |
B¥m¬ | on the ground |
gtst¯ÏvE | unconscious |
gtay¤¢x | lifeless |
p¢ttE | when fallen |
raXsE | the ogre |
t¢Þmn¯ | that |
¢vd#^t| | fled |
raXs| | ogre |
blm¯ | army |
t¢Þmn¯ | he |
htE | when killed |
B#at¢r | brother |
ravNÞy | of Ravana |
tt¯ | that |
nWrq§tana| | of ogres |
bl| | army |
ANIvaBm¯ | like the sea |
Ïy³ay¤D| | throwing away weapons |
kEvlj£¢vtaTI| | for mere life |
Ѥd#av | fled |
¢B°aNIvs¢°kaSm¯ | like a sea which had burst its shore |