Verse 6·VR 6.21.6

सम्गे युगसम्काशम् शत्रूणाम् शोकवर्धनम् | ६-२१-६ सुह्ऱ्^दाम् नन्दनम् दीर्घम् सागरान्तव्यपाश्रयम् |

asyataa ca punaH savyam jyaaghaatavigatatvacam | dakshiNo kakshiNam bahum mahaaparighasamnibham || 6-21-7 gosahasrapradaataaram hyupadhaaya bhujam mahat | adya me maraNam vaatha taraNam saagarasya vaa || 6-21-8 iti raamo dhR^itim kR^itvaa mahaabaahurmahodadhim | adhishishye ca vidhivatprayato.atra sthito muniH || 6-21-9

Translation

The aforesaid arm resembled a yoke. It enhanced the grief of his enemies in battle. It was delightful to his friends. It is now placed at the shore of the sea.

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diirgham

was long

yuga samkaasham

resembling a yoke

shokavardhanam

augmented the grief

shatruuNaam

of his enemies

samyuge

in battle

nandanam

was delightful

suhR^idaam

with his friends

saagaraanta vyapaashrayem

is placed at the shore of the sea.

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21

Rama Becomes Angry at the Ocean

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