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Yāna-saṃdhi (050) (Discussions of Peace and War, Chapters 46–70)5.50.21-25
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महाभारत · 5.50.21-25
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इति बाल्ये श्रुतः पूर्वं मया व्यासमुखात् पुरा ॥
रूपतो वीर्यतश् चैव याथातथ्येन पाण्डवः ॥
आयसेन स दण्डेन रथान् नागान् हयान् नरान् ॥
हनिष्यति रणे क्रुद्धो भीमः प्रहरतां वरः ॥
अमर्षी नित्यसंरब्धो रौद्रः क्रूरपराक्रमः ॥
मम तात प्रतीपानि कुर्वन् पूर्वं विमानितः ॥
निष्कीर्णाम् आयसीं स्थूलां सुपर्वां काञ्चनीं गदाम् ॥
शतघ्नीं शतनिर्ह्रादां कथं शक्ष्यन्ति मे सुताः ॥
अपारम् अप्लवागाधं समुद्रं शरवेगिनम् ॥
भीमसेनमयं दुर्गं तात मन्दास् तितीर्षवः ॥

लिप्यंतरण (IAST)

iti bālye śrutaḥ pūrvaṃ mayā vyāsamukhāt purā ||
rūpato vīryataś caiva yāthātathyena pāṇḍavaḥ ||
āyasena sa daṇḍena rathān nāgān hayān narān ||
haniṣyati raṇe kruddho bhīmaḥ praharatāṃ varaḥ ||
amarṣī nityasaṃrabdho raudraḥ krūraparākramaḥ ||
mama tāta pratīpāni kurvan pūrvaṃ vimānitaḥ ||
niṣkīrṇām āyasīṃ sthūlāṃ suparvāṃ kāñcanīṃ gadām ||
śataghnīṃ śatanirhrādāṃ kathaṃ śakṣyanti me sutāḥ ||
apāram aplavāgādhaṃ samudraṃ śaraveginam ||
bhīmasenamayaṃ durgaṃ tāta mandās titīrṣavaḥ ||

शब्दशः अर्थ
संस्कृतIASTअर्थ
इतिitithus; so
बाल्येbālyein childhood; in youth; even as a child
श्रुतःśrutaḥheard; known; I heard
पूर्वंpūrvaṃbefore; earlier
मयाmayāby me; of me
व्यासमुखात्vyāsamukhātfrom the mouth of Vyasa; from Vyasa; from Vyasa's own words
पुराpurāformerly; in earlier times
रूपतोrūpatoby form; by appearance; in shape
वीर्यतश्vīryataśby valor; by strength; by might
चैवcaivaand also; and indeed
याथातथ्येनyāthātathyenaas it truly is; truthfully; according to reality
पाण्डवःpāṇḍavaḥPandava; son of Pandu
आयसेनāyasenairon; made of iron; steel
sahe; this one
दण्डेनdaṇḍenawith a staff; with a rod; with a club
रथान्rathānchariots; war-cars; rathas
नागान्nāgānelephants; serpents; mighty beings
हयान्hayānhorses; steeds
नरान्narānmen; warriors
हनिष्यतिhaniṣyatiwill kill; will strike down; will slay
रणेraṇein battle; in combat
क्रुद्धोkruddhoenraged; angry
भीमःbhīmaḥBhima; mighty Bhima
प्रहरतांpraharatāṃof those who strike; among the smiters; among warriors
वरःvaraḥthe best; the foremost
अमर्षीamarṣīintolerant of insult; wrathful; vengeful
नित्यसंरब्धोnityasaṃrabdhoever agitated; constantly furious; eternally tense
रौद्रःraudraḥterrible; fierce; dreadful
क्रूरपराक्रमःkrūraparākramaḥof cruel prowess; of fierce valor; of dreadful onslaught
ममmamamy; mine; to me
तातtātadear; my son
प्रतीपानिpratīpānihostile deeds; adverse acts; grievances
कुर्वन्kurvandoing; committing
पूर्वंpūrvaṃbefore; earlier
विमानितःvimānitaḥhumiliated; insulted; deprived of honor
निष्कीर्णाम्niṣkīrṇāmstudded; covered with spikes; adorned
आयसींāyasīṃiron; steel; made of iron
स्थूलांsthūlāṃthick; massive; large
सुपर्वांsuparvāṃwith good joints; many-faceted; with strong sections
काञ्चनींkāñcanīṃgolden; made of gold
गदाम्gadāmmace; club; gada
शतघ्नींśataghnīṃa shataghni; a weapon that slays hundreds; a heavy mace
शतनिर्ह्रादांśatanirhrādāṃwith a hundredfold roar; producing a hundred sounds; many-thundering
कथंkathaṃhow; in what way
शक्ष्यन्तिśakṣyantiwill be able; will be capable; will withstand
मेmemy; to me
सुताःsutāḥsons; descendants
अपारम्apāramboundless; without a shore; immense
अप्लवागाधंaplavāgādhaṃfordless and fathomless; without a raft, unfathomable; bottomless without a boat
समुद्रंsamudraṃocean; sea
शरवेगिनम्śaraveginamswift as arrows; with the speed of arrows; arrow-swift
भीमसेनमयंbhīmasenamayaṃconsisting of Bhimasena; full of Bhima; embodied in Bhima
दुर्गंdurgaṃfortress; impassable place; impregnable stronghold
तातtātadear; my son
मन्दास्mandāsfools; the unwise; the weak-minded
तितीर्षवःtitīrṣavaḥwishing to cross; desiring to pass over; seeking to traverse
अनुवाद

Having the hero Dhrishtadyumna as their ally, they will fight against you. With that man of virtuous soul who never abandons truth out of anger or fear, temptation or desire for wealth, or in dispute; who, O king, is a great authority in matters of religion, being foremost among those who practice virtue -- with him, who has never had an enemy, the sons of Pandu will fight against you. He whom no one on earth equals in the might of arms, who, wielding his bow, subdued all kings, and who in ancient times conquered the entire peoples of Kashi, Anga, and Magadha, as well as Kalinga -- with this Bhimasena the sons of Pandu will fight against you.

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