VERSOS 16-17
Texts 16-17
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brāhmaṇebhyo halāyudhaḥ
kṛtamālāṁ tāmraparṇīṁ
malayaṁ ca kulācalam
brāhmaṇebhyo halāyudhaḥ
kṛtamālāṁ tāmraparṇīṁ
malayaṁ ca kulācalam
namaskṛtyābhivādya ca
yojitas tena cāśīrbhir
anujñāto gato ’rṇavam
dakṣiṇaṁ tatra kanyākhyāṁ
durgāṁ devīṁ dadarśa saḥ
namaskṛtyābhivādya ca
yojitas tena cāśīrbhir
anujñāto gato ’rṇavam
dakṣiṇaṁ tatra kanyākhyāṁ
durgāṁ devīṁ dadarśa saḥ
Sinônimos
Synonyms
tatra — lá (em Setubandha, também conhecida como Rāmeśvaram); ayutam — dez mil; adāt — deu; dhenūḥ — vacas; brāhmaṇebhyaḥ — aos brāhmaṇas; hala-āyudhaḥ — o Senhor Balarāma, cuja arma é o arado; kṛtamālām — ao rio Kṛtamālā; tāmraparṇīm — o rio Tāmraparṇī; malayam — Malaya; ca — e; kula-acalam — a principal cordilheira; tatra — lá; agastyam — a Agastya Ṛṣi; samāsīnam — sentado em meditação; namaskṛtya — prostrando-Se; abhivādya — glorificando; ca — e; yojitaḥ — concedidas; tena — por ele; ca — e; āśīrbhiḥ — bênçãos; anujñātaḥ — dada permissão para partir; gataḥ — foi; arṇavam — ao oceano; dakṣiṇam — meridional; tatra — lá; kanyā-ākhyām — conhecida como Kanyā-kumārī; durgām devīm — a deusa Durgā; dadarśa — viu; saḥ — Ele.
tatra — there (at Setubandha, known also as Rāmeśvaram); ayutam — ten thousand; adāt — He gave away; dhenūḥ — cows; brahmaṇebhyaḥ — to brāhmaṇas; hala-āyudhaḥ — Lord Balarāma, whose weapon is the plow; kṛtamālām — to the Kṛtamālā River; tāmraparṇīm — the Tāmraparṇī River; malayam — Malaya; ca — and; kula-acalam — the principal mountain range; tatra — there; agastyam — to Agastya Ṛṣi; samāsīnam — sitting (in meditation); namaskṛtya — bowing down; abhivādya — glorifying; ca — and; yojitaḥ — granted; tena — by him; ca — and; āśīrbhiḥ — blessings; anujñātaḥ — given permission to leave; gataḥ — He went; arṇavam — to the ocean; dakṣiṇam — southern; tatra — there; kanyā-ākhyām — known as Kanyā-kumārī; durgām devīm — Goddess Durgā; dadarśa — saw; saḥ — He.
Tradução
Translation
Ali em Setubandha [Rāmeśvaram], o Senhor Halāyudha deu aos brāhmaṇas dez mil vacas em caridade. Então, visitou os rios Kṛtamālā e Tāmraparṇī e as grandes montanhas Malayas. Na cordilheira Malaya, o Senhor Balarāma encontrou Agastya Ṛṣi sentado em meditação. Depois de prostrar-Se diante do sábio, o Senhor ofereceu-lhe orações e, então, recebeu bênçãos dele. Despedindo-Se de Agastya, prosseguiu até o litoral do oceano meridional, onde viu a deusa Durgā sob sua forma de Kanyā-kumārī.
There at Setubandha [Rāmeśvaram] Lord Halāyudha gave brāhmaṇas ten thousand cows in charity. He then visited the Kṛtamālā and Tāmraparṇī rivers and the great Malaya Mountains. In the Malaya range Lord Balarāma found Agastya Ṛṣi sitting in meditation. After bowing down to the sage, the Lord offered him prayers and then received blessings from him. Taking leave from Agastya, He proceeded to the shore of the southern ocean, where He saw Goddess Durgā in her form of Kanyā-kumārī.