नगराणि च राष्ट्रानि सरितः च तथा गिरीन् ।
आश्रमान् क्रमशो राजा विचरन् आजगाम ह ॥
nagarāṇi ca rāṣṭrāni saritaḥ ca tathā girīn |
āśramān kramaśo rājā vicaran ājagāma ha ||
Word by word from the Valmiki Ramayan Dataset (IIT Kanpur / Gyaandweep)
रामRamaसराष्ट्राणिtogether with kingdomsनगराणिcitiesसरित:riversतथाandगिरीन्mountainsआश्रमान्hermitagesक्रमश:regularlyविचरन्while wanderingनानावृक्षसमाकुलम्crowded with various kinds of treesनानामृगगणाकीर्णम्filled with various species of animalsसिद्धचारणसेवितम्attended by siddhas and charanasदेवदानवगन्धर्वै:devatas, danavas, gandharvasकिन्नरै:kinnarasउपशोभितम्shiningप्रशान्तहरिणाकीर्णम्scattered with serene deersद्विजसङ्घनिषेवितम्inhabited by multitude of birdsब्रह्मर्षिगणसङ्कीर्णम्intermingled with hosts of brahmarshisदेवर्षिगणसेवितम्attended by hosts of devarishisतपश्चरणसंसिद्धै:by those who attained perfection through their austeritiesअग्निकल्पै:by those resembling fire in brightnessमहात्मभि:by the magananimousअब्भक्षै:by those subsisting on water onlyवायुभक्षैश्चby those subsisting on airतथाandशीर्णपर्णाशनै:by those living on fallen leaves as their foodफलमूलाशनै:by those living on fruits and roots as their foodदान्तै:by the selfrestrainedजितरोषै:by those who have conquered angerजितेन्द्रियै:by those who controlled sensesऋषिभि:by sagesजपहोमपरायणै:by those who were devoted to prayers and offerings of libationsवालखिल्यै:with Valakhilyas (sages born from Brahma and have the size of thumb)अन्यै:by othersवैखानसैश्चैवby Vaikhanasa (born from the nails of Brahma)समन्तात्every whereउपशोभितम्shining with brightnessवसिष्ठस्यVasishta'sआश्रमपदम्hermitageअजगामreached.
Translation
M. N. Dutt (1891–94), via Valmiki Ramayan DatasetRama while Viswamitra was wandering about kingdoms, cities, rivers, mountains and hermitages, he gradually reached the ashram of Vasishta. That hermitage afounded in a variety of trees, species of animals, siddhas, charanas, devatas, danavas, gandharvas and kinnaras, multitudes of birds and resting deer. It was inhabited by brahmarshis and devarishis, by sages who had attained perfection through austerities, by those resembling fire in brightness, by the magnanimous and the selfrestrained, by those who had conquered anger and controlled their senses, who was devoted to prayers and offerings of libations. Some of them subsisted on water, some on air. Some lived on fallen leaves, some on fruits and roots. The hermitage looked bedecked with valakhilyas (born from Vala of Brahma ) and vaikhanasas (born from the nails of Brahma).
This translation covers verses 51.22–51.27 together.
Hindi
Gita Press, Gorakhpur (Hindi, via ramcharit.in)‘वे अनेकानेक नगरों, राष्ट्रों, नदियों, बड़े-बड़े पर्वतों और आश्रमों में क्रमशः विचरते हुए महर्षिवसिष्ठ के आश्रम पर आ पहुँचे, जो नाना प्रकार के फूलों, लताओं और वृक्षों से शोभा पा रहा था। नाना प्रकार के मृग (वन्यपशु) वहाँ सब ओर फैले हुए थे तथा सिद्ध और चारण उस आश्रम में निवास करते थे
This Hindi translation covers verses 51.22–51.23 together.
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