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Sloka 42

Text 42

Verš

Text

durvāsā yamunā-kūlāt
kṛtāvaśyaka āgataḥ
rājñābhinanditas tasya
bubudhe ceṣṭitaṁ dhiyā
durvāsā yamunā-kūlāt
kṛtāvaśyaka āgataḥ
rājñābhinanditas tasya
bubudhe ceṣṭitaṁ dhiyā

Synonyma

Synonyms

durvāsāḥ — vznešený mudrc; yamunā-kūlāt — od řeky Yamuny; kṛta- āvaśyakaḥ — ten, který vykonal nezbytné obřady; āgataḥ — vrátil se; rājñā — králem; abhinanditaḥ — náležitě přivítán; tasya — jeho; bubudhe — poznal; ceṣṭitam — skutek; dhiyā — inteligencí.

durvāsāḥ — the great sage; yamunā-kūlāt — from the bank of the river Yamunā; kṛta — had been performed; āvaśyakaḥ — he by whom the necessary ritualistic ceremonies; āgataḥ — returned; rājñā — by the King; abhinanditaḥ — being well received; tasya — his; bubudhe — could understand; ceṣṭitam — performance; dhiyā — by intelligence.

Překlad

Translation

Durvāsā se po vykonání poledních obřadů vrátil od řeky Yamuny. Král ho se vší úctou náležitě přivítal, ale Durvāsā Muni díky svým mystickým schopnostem poznal, že se král Ambarīṣa napil vody bez jeho svolení.

After executing the ritualistic ceremonies to be performed at noon, Durvāsā returned from the bank of the Yamunā. The King received him well, offering all respects, but Durvāsā Muni, by his mystic power, could understand that King Ambarīṣa had drunk water without his permission.