Free Library: Sanskrit + transliteration + English + Hindi + Gujarati meanings. EN 24782/24782; HI 24782/24782; GU 24782/24782; chapters 645. Meanings are machine-assisted study drafts, not a scholarly edition.
He saw it like a dark, lightless night, traversed by cats and owls, with its people and elephants withdrawn or absent, and struck by darkness. The compound आलीननरवारणाम् can mean that men and elephants had withdrawn or that they were concealed; the context favors a deserted or emptied city.
Ayodhya [was] like the beloved wife of the enemy of Rahu, radiant with splendor, like Rohini afflicted when a graha had arisen. The transmitted form नैकां literally means “not one” or “not a single one”; its precise force in this comparison is uncertain. The phrase ग्रहेणाभ्युत्थिते is also syntactically unclear as transmitted; it literally refers to a graha, a “seizer” or celestial body, having arisen. Conditionally, if the intended sense is an eclipse, the comparison is to Rohini afflicted when an eclipse has arisen.
Like a thin mountain stream, with slightly warm, disturbed water, with birds scorched by heat, and with fish, large fish, and crocodiles hidden away. The transmitted reading धर्मोत्तप्त means literally “heated by dharma/righteousness”; if घर्मोत्तप्त, “scorched by heat,” is intended, that gives the contextual sense reflected here.
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