Shloka 7

सम्पाति

अङ्गदसंवादः / Sampati and Angada: Genealogy, Jatayu, and the Search Vow

Devanagari script

सूर्यांशुदग्धपक्षत्वान्न शक्नोम्युपसर्पितुम्।।।।इच्छेयं पर्वतादस्मादवतर्तु मरिन्दमाः।

Transliteration

sūryāṃśu-dagdha-pakṣatvān na śaknomy upasarpitum | iccheyaṃ parvatād asmād avatartuṃ marindamāḥ ||

Translation

Ó vencedores dos inimigos, como minhas asas foram chamuscadas pelos raios do sol, não posso avançar. Desejo descer desta montanha.

Word by Word

सूर्यांशुदग्धपक्षत्वात्due to (my) wings being burnt by the sun’s rays

नnot

शक्नोमिI am able

उपसर्पितुम्to approach/move forward

इच्छेयम्I would like/wish

पर्वतात्from the mountain

अस्मात्from this

अवतर्तुम्to descend

अरिन्दमाःO tamers of enemies

Context

'O tamers of foes! as my wings are burnt down by the Sun's rays it is not possible for me to move forward. I wish you help me to get down from this mountain'.

Characters & Entities

Sampāti

Sun (Sūrya)

Mountain

FAQs

What is the core ethical principle (Dharma) in this verse?

Recognizing one’s limitation and seeking rightful help is dharmic; it prevents harm and supports cooperative action.

What is the narrative situation?

Sampāti explains his incapacity (burnt wings) and requests assistance to come down from the mountain.

Which character virtue is emphasized?

Sampāti’s honesty and humility in admitting weakness.