Mahābhārata
Dūta-prayoga (015) (The Search for Peace and the Sending of Envoys, Chapters 8-20)5.15.31-32
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Mahābhārata · 5.15.31-32
Devanāgarī

अग्निर् उवाच
नापः प्रवेष्टुं शक्ष्यामि क्षयो मे ऽत्र भविष्यति ॥
शरणं त्वां प्रपन्नो ऽस्मि स्वस्ति ते ऽस्तु महाद्युते ॥
अद्भ्यो ऽग्निर् ब्रह्मतः क्षत्रम् अश्मनो लोहम् उत्थितम् ॥
तेषां सर्वत्रगं तेजः स्वासु योनिषु शाम्यति ॥

Transliteración (IAST)

agnir uvāca
nāpaḥ praveṣṭuṃ śakṣyāmi kṣayo me 'tra bhaviṣyati ||
śaraṇaṃ tvāṃ prapanno 'smi svasti te 'stu mahādyute ||
adbhyo 'gnir brahmataḥ kṣatram aśmano loham utthitam ||
teṣāṃ sarvatragaṃ tejaḥ svāsu yoniṣu śāmyati ||

Palabra por palabra
SánscritoIASTSignificado
अग्निर्agnirAgni; the god of fire
उवाचuvācasaid; spoke
नापःnāpaḥnot into the waters; into the waters not
प्रवेष्टुंpraveṣṭuṃto enter; to penetrate
शक्ष्यामिśakṣyāmiI shall be able; I shall be capable
क्षयोkṣayodestruction; extinction
मेmefor me; my
ऽत्र'trahere; in this
भविष्यतिbhaviṣyatiwill be; will occur
शरणंśaraṇaṃrefuge; protection
त्वांtvāṃyou; to you
प्रपन्नोprapannoone who has taken refuge; having surrendered
ऽस्मि'smiI am; I am
स्वस्तिsvastiwell-being; good fortune
तेteto you; your
ऽस्तु'stulet it be; may it be
महाद्युतेmahādyuteO greatly resplendent one; possessed of great splendor
अद्भ्योadbhyofrom the waters; out of the waters
ऽग्निर्'gnirAgni; fire
ब्रह्मतःbrahmataḥfrom the brahmin; from spiritual power
क्षत्रम्kṣatramthe kshatriya power; authority
अश्मनोaśmanofrom stone; from rock
लोहम्lohamiron; metal
उत्थितम्utthitamarisen; sprung up
तेषांteṣāṃtheir; of them
सर्वत्रगंsarvatragaṃall-pervading; omnipresent
तेजःtejaḥpower; splendor
स्वासुsvāsuin their own; in one's own
योनिषुyoniṣusources; wombs
शाम्यतिśāmyatisubsides; abates
Traducción

'O brahmin, what shall I do for you?' The preceptor of the gods then said to him: 'O illustrious god, enter the water.' Agni said: 'I cannot enter the water. Extinction awaits me there. I place myself in your hands, O you who shine with great splendor. May it be well with you!' Fire arises from water, the kshatriya caste from the brahmin caste, and iron has its origin in stone. The power of those things that can penetrate all else has no effect upon the very sources from which they spring.

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