आसाद्य च ततो रामं कृताञ्जलिपुटोऽभवत्।।4.38.16।।कृताञ्जलौ स्थिते तस्मिन्वानराश्चाभवंस्तथा।
āsādya ca tato rāmaṃ kṛtāñjalipuṭo 'bhavat | kṛtāñjalau sthite tasmin vānarāś cābhavaṃs tathā ||
ثم دنا من راما فوقف ضامًّا كفّيه بخشوع؛ ولما وقف على تلك الهيئة، وقف القردة كذلك على مثلها.
Thereafter Sugriva followed by the monkeys approached Rama, and stood with folded hands.
Dharma is shown as reverence toward the righteous and truthful (satya) person: the gesture of añjali signals humility, acknowledgement of moral authority, and sincerity in alliance.
Sugrīva formally greets Rāma with folded hands, and the vānara host mirrors the same respectful posture.
Humility and collective discipline: Sugrīva’s reverence sets the tone for the entire army.