Meghaduta 14
Meghadūta 14
- Language
- Sanskrit
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adreḥ śṛṅgaṃ harati pavanaḥ kiṃ svid ity unmukhībhir dṛṣṭotsāhaś cakitacakitaṃ mugdhasiddhāṅganābhiḥ
sthānād asmāt sarasaniculād utpatodaṅmukhaḥ khaṃ diṅnāgānāṃ pathi pariharan sthūlahastāvalepān //
What! does the Wind bear hither a mountain’s peak? Under these exclamations of the startled innocent wives of the Siddahs, as directing their gaze upward they behold thy effort, soar from this sweet Nichulas covered place towards the North in the sky, on thy road humiliating the mighty Trunk-pride of the Elephants which support the World.
Translations (1)
- The Megha Dūta, or Cloud Messenger — Henry Aimé Ouvry 1868, English
Other recensions (2)
- Kashmirian text as read by Vallabhadeva — Sanskrit
- sPrin gyi pho nya (Tibetan translation) — Classical Tibetan
Linked texts (4)
- Meghadūta (Vikrama) — Vikrama, Sanskrit
- Kāvyasaṅgraha — Sanskrit
- Tarkakaumudī — Laugākṣi Bhāskara 1600, Sanskrit
- Śīladūtakāvya — Cāritrasundara, Sanskrit