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एवं विलपतीं दीनां सुभद्रां शोककर्शिताम् ॥
अभ्यपद्यत पाञ्चाली वैराटीसहिता तदा ॥
ताः प्रकामं रुदित्वा च विलप्य च सुदुःखिताः ॥
उन्मत्तवत् तदा राजन् विसंज्ञा न्यपतन् क्षितौ ॥
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evaṃ vilapatīṃ dīnāṃ subhadrāṃ śokakarśitām ||
abhyapadyata pāñcālī vairāṭīsahitā tadā ||
tāḥ prakāmaṃ ruditvā ca vilapya ca suduḥkhitāḥ ||
unmattavat tadā rājan visaṃjñā nyapatan kṣitau ||
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एवम् विलपतीम् दीनाम्evam vilapatīm dīnāmthus lamenting, grief-stricken; thus wailing, grief-stricken
सुभद्राम् शोककर्शिताम्subhadrām śokakarśitāmSubhadra, wasted by grief; Subhadra, wasted by grief
अभ्यपद्यत पाञ्चालीabhyapadyata pāñcālīapproached [her] Panchali [Draupadi]; came near, Panchali
वैराटीसहिता तदाvairāṭīsahitā tadātogether with the daughter of Virata [Uttara], then; together with the daughter of Virata
ताः प्रकामम् रुदित्वा चtāḥ prakāmam ruditvā cathey, having wept their fill; they, having wept to their heart's content
विलप्य च सुदुःखिताःvilapya ca suduḥkhitāḥand having lamented, deeply grief-stricken; and having lamented, in grief
उन्मत्तवत् तदा राजन्unmattavat tadā rājanas if mad, then, o king; like madwomen, then, o king
विसंज्ञाः न्यपतन् क्षितौvisaṃjñāḥ nyapatan kṣitausenseless, fell to the ground; senseless, fell to the earth
译文
To Subhadra thus lamenting, grief-stricken, wasted by sorrow, Panchali then drew near, together with the daughter of Virata. They, having wept and lamented to their heart's content, deeply grief-stricken, then, o king, fell senseless to the ground as if mad.
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a602e525c343 · 发布于 2026年7月19日 15:36:52 UTC
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Grief gathers the women of the family together: Draupadi and the young widow Uttara come to Subhadra. And together, "prakāmaṃ ruditvā… visaṃjñāḥ nyapatan," having wept their fill, they fall senseless to the ground. It is telling that shared weeping is not thereby lessened but for a time overwhelms: the common sorrow washes away consciousness itself. The verse teaches that grief seeks companionship — those who are close gather to weep together; and that there is a measure of sorrow beneath which consciousness itself gives way, before the comforting hand arrives.