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द्रोणानीकम् अतिक्रान्तं भोजानीकं च दुस्तरम् ॥
जलसंधार्णवं तीर्त्वा काम्बोजानां च वाहिनीम् ॥
हार्दिक्यमकरान् मुक्तं तीर्णं वै सैन्यसागरम् ॥
परिवव्रुः सुसंक्रुद्धास् त्वदीयाः सात्यकिं रथाः ॥
转写 (IAST)
droṇānīkam atikrāntaṃ bhojānīkaṃ ca dustaram ||
jalasaṃdhārṇavaṃ tīrtvā kāmbojānāṃ ca vāhinīm ||
hārdikyamakarān muktaṃ tīrṇaṃ vai sainyasāgaram ||
parivavruḥ susaṃkruddhās tvadīyāḥ sātyakiṃ rathāḥ ||
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द्रोणानीकम् अतिक्रान्तम्droṇānīkam atikrāntamhaving passed through Droṇa's array; having passed through Droṇa's array
भोजानीकम् च दुस्तरम्bhojānīkam ca dustaramand the impassable array of Bhoja; and the impassable array of Bhoja
जलसंधार्णवम् तीर्त्वाjalasaṃdhārṇavam tīrtvāhaving crossed the ocean of Jalasaṃdha; having crossed the ocean of Jalasaṃdha
काम्बोजानाम् च वाहिनीम्kāmbojānām ca vāhinīmand the host of the Kambojas; and the host of the Kambojas
हार्दिक्यमकरात् मुक्तम्hārdikyamakarāt muktamfreed [from] the crocodile Hārdikya; delivered from the crocodile Hārdikya
तीर्णम् वै सैन्यसागरम्tīrṇam vai sainyasāgaramhaving crossed the ocean-army indeed; having crossed the sea-army indeed
परिवव्रुः सुसंक्रुद्धाःparivavruḥ susaṃkruddhāḥsurrounded, greatly enraged; encircled, exceedingly furious
त्वदीयाः सात्यकिम् रथाःtvadīyāḥ sātyakim rathāḥyour chariots [surrounded] Sātyaki; your chariots [closed in] upon Sātyaki
译文
Having passed through Droṇa's array and the impassable array of Bhoja, having crossed the ocean of Jalasaṃdha and the host of the Kambojas, freed [from] the crocodile Hārdikya, having crossed the sea of the army — Sātyaki was surrounded by your greatly enraged chariots.
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393ae6563c53 · 发布于 2026年7月19日 16:08:02 UTC
可用语言RUEN用方向键翻颂
Each obstacle is named as part of a single "sainyasāgara," a sea of an army: Droṇa, Bhoja, Jalasaṃdha, the Kambojas, Hārdikya. Satyaki has crossed them all — and is surrounded once more. It is telling that one who has overcome a sea of obstacles meets ever new ones. The verse teaches that the path to a lofty goal is an unending chain of obstacles: beyond every sea crossed rises another, and the one who walks it is called not to despair at their multitude, but steadily to overcome them one by one, remembering why he walks.