वरदानापतितृव्यस्तेसहतेदेवदानवान् ।कुम्भकर्णस्तुवीर्येणसहते च सुरासुरान् ।।।।
varadānāt pitṛvyas te sahate deva-dānavān | kumbhakarṇas tu vīryeṇa sahate ca surāsurān ||
Sa bisa ng mga biyayang iginawad, ang iyong tiyuhin ay nakatatagal maging laban sa mga Deva at Dānava; at si Kumbhakarṇa naman, sa dalisay na kabayanihan, ay nakatatagal sa mga sura at asura.
"Your uncle Ravana is able to withstand the Devas and Danavas by virtue of the boons and Kumbhakarna was able to with stand gods and demons by virtue of his courage."
A moral contrast is implied: power gained through boons versus power grounded in personal valor—dharma values inner merit and right use of strength over mere granted advantage.
Sugrīva frames Kumbha’s lineage and the standards set by Rāvaṇa and Kumbhakarṇa to intensify the challenge.
Vīrya (intrinsic courage) as a higher, more admirable basis of strength than external gifts.