Ramayana

siva.sh/ramayana/yuddha-kanda/97/31

ततोन्यपातयत्क्रोधाच्छङ्खदेशेमहात्तलम् | महेन्द्राशनिकल्पेनतलेनाभिहतःक्षितौ || ६-९७-३१

sanskrit

Then, with anger, Sugriva brought down another violent slap on his temple-bone. Hurt by the palm which resembled Indra's weapon, (on the ground)..... - [6-97-31]

english translation

tatonyapAtayatkrodhAcchaGkhadezemahAttalam | mahendrAzanikalpenatalenAbhihataHkSitau || 6-97-31

hk transliteration

siva.sh/ramayana/yuddha-kanda/97/32

पपातरुधिरक्लिन्नश्शोणितंसमुद्यमन् | स्रोतोभ्यस्तुविरूपाक्षोजलंप्रस्रवणादिव || ६-९७-३२

sanskrit

- blood started flowing from his body just like water flowed from waterfalls. Bathed in blood, vomiting blood, Virupaksha fell (on the ground). [6-97-32]

english translation

papAtarudhiraklinnazzoNitaMsamudyaman | srotobhyastuvirUpAkSojalaMprasravaNAdiva || 6-97-32

hk transliteration

siva.sh/ramayana/yuddha-kanda/97/33

विवृत्तनयनंक्रोधात्सफेनंरुधिराप्लुतम् | ददृशुस्तेविरूपाक्षंविरूपाक्षतरंकृतम् || ६-९७-३३

sanskrit

The Vanaras witnessed Virupaksha who had misshapen eyes, turning his eyeballs in anger, foaming blood flowing from nostrils. [6-97-33]

english translation

vivRttanayanaMkrodhAtsaphenaMrudhirAplutam | dadRzustevirUpAkSaMvirUpAkSataraMkRtam || 6-97-33

hk transliteration

siva.sh/ramayana/yuddha-kanda/97/34

स्फुरन्तंपरिवर्तन्तंपार्श्वेनरुधिरोक्षितम् | करुणं च विनर्दन्तंददृशुःकपयोरिपुम् || ६-९७-३४

sanskrit

The vanaras saw their enemy, bathed in blood, turning to and from as also throbbing on his sides and roaring piteously. [6-97-34]

english translation

sphurantaMparivartantaMpArzvenarudhirokSitam | karuNaM ca vinardantaMdadRzuHkapayoripum || 6-97-34

hk transliteration

siva.sh/ramayana/yuddha-kanda/97/35

तथातुतौसंम्यतिसम्प्रयुक्तौ | तरस्विनौवानरराक्षसानाम् | बलार्णवौ सस्वनतुः सभीमं | महार्णवौ द्वाविव भिन्नवेलौ || ६-९७-३५

sanskrit

Thus, both close to each other, both redoubtable armies, of Vanaras and Rakshasas, both powerful and terrific, both mighty, roared as if the great ocean had burst their bounds. [6-97-35]

english translation

tathAtutausaMmyatisamprayuktau | tarasvinauvAnararAkSasAnAm | balArNavau sasvanatuH sabhImaM | mahArNavau dvAviva bhinnavelau || 6-97-35

hk transliteration

siva.sh/ramayana/yuddha-kanda/97/31

ततोन्यपातयत्क्रोधाच्छङ्खदेशेमहात्तलम् | महेन्द्राशनिकल्पेनतलेनाभिहतःक्षितौ || ६-९७-३१

sanskrit

Then, with anger, Sugriva brought down another violent slap on his temple-bone. Hurt by the palm which resembled Indra's weapon, (on the ground)..... - [6-97-31]

english translation

tatonyapAtayatkrodhAcchaGkhadezemahAttalam | mahendrAzanikalpenatalenAbhihataHkSitau || 6-97-31

hk transliteration

siva.sh/ramayana/yuddha-kanda/97/32

पपातरुधिरक्लिन्नश्शोणितंसमुद्यमन् | स्रोतोभ्यस्तुविरूपाक्षोजलंप्रस्रवणादिव || ६-९७-३२

sanskrit

- blood started flowing from his body just like water flowed from waterfalls. Bathed in blood, vomiting blood, Virupaksha fell (on the ground). [6-97-32]

english translation

papAtarudhiraklinnazzoNitaMsamudyaman | srotobhyastuvirUpAkSojalaMprasravaNAdiva || 6-97-32

hk transliteration

siva.sh/ramayana/yuddha-kanda/97/33

विवृत्तनयनंक्रोधात्सफेनंरुधिराप्लुतम् | ददृशुस्तेविरूपाक्षंविरूपाक्षतरंकृतम् || ६-९७-३३

sanskrit

The Vanaras witnessed Virupaksha who had misshapen eyes, turning his eyeballs in anger, foaming blood flowing from nostrils. [6-97-33]

english translation

vivRttanayanaMkrodhAtsaphenaMrudhirAplutam | dadRzustevirUpAkSaMvirUpAkSataraMkRtam || 6-97-33

hk transliteration

siva.sh/ramayana/yuddha-kanda/97/34

स्फुरन्तंपरिवर्तन्तंपार्श्वेनरुधिरोक्षितम् | करुणं च विनर्दन्तंददृशुःकपयोरिपुम् || ६-९७-३४

sanskrit

The vanaras saw their enemy, bathed in blood, turning to and from as also throbbing on his sides and roaring piteously. [6-97-34]

english translation

sphurantaMparivartantaMpArzvenarudhirokSitam | karuNaM ca vinardantaMdadRzuHkapayoripum || 6-97-34

hk transliteration

siva.sh/ramayana/yuddha-kanda/97/35

तथातुतौसंम्यतिसम्प्रयुक्तौ | तरस्विनौवानरराक्षसानाम् | बलार्णवौ सस्वनतुः सभीमं | महार्णवौ द्वाविव भिन्नवेलौ || ६-९७-३५

sanskrit

Thus, both close to each other, both redoubtable armies, of Vanaras and Rakshasas, both powerful and terrific, both mighty, roared as if the great ocean had burst their bounds. [6-97-35]

english translation

tathAtutausaMmyatisamprayuktau | tarasvinauvAnararAkSasAnAm | balArNavau sasvanatuH sabhImaM | mahArNavau dvAviva bhinnavelau || 6-97-35

hk transliteration