Sloka 26-27
Texts 26-27
Verš
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tat-patny āhākṛtārthavat
na bhavān rākṣasaḥ sākṣād
ikṣvākūṇāṁ mahā-rathaḥ
tat-patny āhākṛtārthavat
na bhavān rākṣasaḥ sākṣād
ikṣvākūṇāṁ mahā-rathaḥ
nādharmaṁ kartum arhasi
dehi me ’patya-kāmāyā
akṛtārthaṁ patiṁ dvijam
nādharmaṁ kartum arhasi
dehi me ’patya-kāmāyā
akṛtārthaṁ patiṁ dvijam
Synonyma
Synonyms
kṣudhā-ārtaḥ — soužený hladem; jagṛhe — chytil; vipram — brāhmaṇu; tat-patnī — jeho manželka; āha — pronesla; akṛta-artha-vat — nespokojený, chudý a hladový; na — ne; bhavān — ty; rākṣasaḥ — lidožrout; sākṣāt — přímo či skutečně; ikṣvākūṇām — z potomků Mahārāje Ikṣvākua; mahā- rathaḥ — velký bojovník; madayantyāḥ — Madayantī; patiḥ — manžel; vīra — ó hrdino; na — ne; adharmam — bezbožný čin; kartum — spáchat; arhasi — měl bys; dehi — prosím pusť; me — mého; apatya-kāmāyāḥ — toužící mít syna; akṛta-artham — jejíž touha se ještě nesplnila; patim — manžela; dvijam — který je brāhmaṇou.
kṣudhā-ārtaḥ — being aggrieved by hunger; jagṛhe — caught; vipram — the brāhmaṇa; tat-patnī — his wife; āha — said; akṛta-artha-vat — being unsatisfied, poor and hungry; na — not; bhavān — yourself; rākṣasaḥ — a man-eater; sākṣāt — directly or factually; ikṣvākūṇām — among the descendants of Mahārāja Ikṣvāku; mahā-rathaḥ — a great fighter; madayantyāḥ — of Madayantī; patiḥ — the husband; vīra — O hero; na — not; adharmam — irreligious act; kartum — to do; arhasi — you deserve; dehi — please deliver; me — my; apatya-kāmāyāḥ — desiring to get a son; akṛta-artham — whose desire has not been fulfilled; patim — husband; dvijam — who is a brāhmaṇa.
Překlad
Translation
Protože byl ovlivněn rākṣasími pudy a měl velký hlad, zmocnil se brāhmaṇy. Nebohá brāhmaṇova manželka pak králi Saudāsovi řekla: “Ó hrdino, ve skutečnosti nejsi lidožrout, ale jeden z potomků Mahārāje Ikṣvākua. Jsi velký bojovník a manžel Madayantī; neměl by ses snížit k tomuto bezbožnému činu. Toužím po synovi. Vrať mi, prosím, mého muže, který mě ještě neoplodnil.”
Being influenced by the propensity of a Rākṣasa and being very hungry, King Saudāsa seized the brāhmaṇa. Then the poor woman, the brāhmaṇa’s wife, said to the King: O hero, you are not actually a man-eater; rather, you are among the descendants of Mahārāja Ikṣvāku. Indeed, you are a great fighter, the husband of Madayantī. You should not act irreligiously in this way. I desire to have a son. Please, therefore, return my husband, who has not yet impregnated me.