Verse 23·VR 6.112.23

ततह् शैलोपमं वीरं प्राञ्जलिं प्रणतं स्थितम् || ६-११२-२३ उवाचेदं वचो रामो हनूमन्तं प्लवङ्गमम् |

priyametadudaahR^itya vaidehyastvaM hariishvara || 6-112-26 pratigR^ihya cha saMdeshamupaavartitumarhasi |

Translation

Thereupon, Rama spoke the following words to the valiant Hanuma the monkey who was equal in size to a mountain and who was standing in humility, with his hands joined in salutation.

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taaH

thereupon

raamaH

Rama

uvaacha

spoke

idam vachaH

the following words

viira hanuumantam

to the valiant;plavaN^gamam = the monkey

shailopamam

who was equal in size to a mountain

sthitam

and who was standing

praNatam

humbly

praaN^jalim

with his palms joined together for salutation.

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112

Vibhishana's Installation

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