| s: | he |
| p¤ÅC| | tail |
| uïØy | raising |
| B¤jÄñkÚp| | resembling a serpent |
| ¢vnØy | bending |
| p¦¿| | back |
| ½vNE | ears |
| ¢nk[·¯y | folding |
| ¢vv¦äy | opening |
| vÀæO| | mouth |
| vfvam¤KaB| | shining like a submarine fire |
| Aap¤Ôl¤vE | leaped |
| ÛyaEm¢n | in the sky |
| cÎfvEg: | with terrible speed |
| s: | he |
| v¦XxÎfan¯ | clumps of trees |
| trsa | with speed |
| Aajhar | drew |
| SWlan¯ | mountains |
| ¢Sla: | rocks |
| p#ak]tvanran¯ c | ordinary monkeys also |
| bah¥âvEgaE¼ts|p#N¤°a: | uprooted by the speed of movement of arms and thighs |
| tE | then |
| X£NvEga: | with reduced speed |
| s¢llE | in the waters |
| ¢npEt¤: | fell |
| s: | that |
| t¬ | the |
| p#sayI | stretching |
| urgBaEgkÚp¬ | resembling the body of a serpent |
| B¤j¬ | two arms |
| B¤jÄñap¢r¢nkaSv£yI: | with the prowess of Garuda |
| jgam | went |
| mEâ| | to mount Meru |
| ngraj| | to Himalayas |
| Ag#Y| | the highest |
| ¢dS: | directions |
| p#kxIn¯ iv | as if dragging |
| vay¤s¥n¤: | son of Wind god, Hanuman |
| s: | he |
| sagr| | the sea |
| G¥¢NItv£¢cmal| | with revolving waves |
| tda | then |
| B¦S| | big |
| B#a¢mtsvIst¯Ïvm¯ | all creatures made to move here and there |
| sm£XmaN: | seeing |
| shsa | with speed |
| jgam | went |
| c@| | discus |
| yTa | like |
| ¢vÝN¤krag#m¤³m¯ | loosened by the hands of Lord Vishnu |
| s: | he |
| pvItan¯ | mountains |
| v¦XgNan¯ | clumps of trees |
| sra|¢s | streams |
| nd£: | rivers |
| tzaka¢n | ponds |
| p¤raEäOma¢n | foemost of cities |
| ÞP£tan¯ | large |
| jnaÓtan¯ A¢p | countries also |
| s|p#v£ßy | surveying |
| jgam | went |
| vEgat¯ | with all speed |
| ¢pt¦t¤ÚyvEg: | equal in speed to father |
| Aa¢dÏypT| | the heavens ie the orbit of the sun |
| Aa¢½Ïy | reaching |
| jgam | went |
| s: | that |
| gt²m: | without difficulty |
| hn¤man¯ | Hanuman |
| Ïv¢rt: | hastening |
| v£r: | gallant |
| ¢pt¦t¤Úypra@m: | equal to prowess of father |
| jvEn | with speed |
| mhta | great |
| y¤³: | full |
| maâ¢t: | Hanuman |
| maât: | Wind god |
| yTa | like |
| jgam | went |
| h¢rSaÑ¥Il: | tiger among monkeys |
| ¢dS: | quarters |
| SÖdEn | with roar |
| p¥ryn¯ | resounding |
| Þmrn¯ | recollecting |
| jaØbvt: | of Jambavan |
| vaÀy| | words |
| maâ¢t: | Hanuman |
| vatr|hsa | with the speed of wind |
| ddSI | saw |
| shsa | hurrying |
| c | also |
| A¢p | even |
| ¢hmvÓt| | Hamalaya mountain |
| mhak¢pm¯ | the great monkey |
| nanap#Þa#vNaEpEt| | with numerous streams |
| bh¤kÓdr¢nJIrm¯ | with many caves and cascades |
| áEtaB#cysÄðaSW: | looking like white clouds |
| ¢SKrW: | peaks |
| caâdSInW: | lovely to behold |
| SaE¢Bt| | looking beautiful |
| ¢v¢vDW: | various |
| v¦XW: | trees |
| Agmt¯ | reached |
| pvItaEäOmm¯ | the foremost of mountains |
| s: | he |
| t| | that |
| smasaï | reaching |
| mhangEÓd#| | the mighty lord of mountains |
| A¢tp#v¦¼aEäOmGaErS¦Äñm¯ | with excellent high dreadful peaks |
| ddSI | saw |
| p¤Îya¢n | holy |
| mha½ma¢N | excellent hermitages |
| s¤r¢xIsHqGäOmsE¢vta¢n | frequented by gods and eminent sages |