SB 8.2.9-13

Srimad-Bhagavatam - Eighth Canto - Chapter 2: The Elephant Gajendra's Crisis

SB 8.2.8 - SB 8.2.14-19

His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada

TEXTS 9-13

tasya droṇyāṁ bhagavato

varuṇasya mahātmanaḥ

udyānam ṛtuman nāma

ākrīḍaṁ sura-yoṣitām

sarvato 'laṅkṛtaṁ divyair

nitya-puṣpa-phala-drumaiḥ

mandāraiḥ pārijātaiś ca

pāṭalāśoka-campakaiḥ

cūtaiḥ piyālaiḥ panasair

āmrair āmrātakair api

kramukair nārikelaiś ca

kharjūrair bījapūrakaiḥ

madhukaiḥ śāla-tālaiś ca

tamālair asanārjunaiḥ

ariṣṭoḍumbara-plakṣair

vaṭaiḥ kiṁśuka-candanaiḥ

picumardaiḥ kovidāraiḥ

saralaiḥ sura-dārubhiḥ

drākṣekṣu-rambhā-jambubhir

badary-akṣābhayāmalaiḥ

SYNONYMS

tasya — of that mountain (Trikūṭa); droṇyām — in a valley; bhagavataḥ — of the great personality; varuṇasya — the demigod Varuṇa; mahā-ātmanaḥ — who is a great devotee of the Lord; udyānam — a garden; ṛtumat — Ṛtumat; nāma — of the name; ākrīḍam — a place of sporting pastimes; sura-yoṣitām — of the damsels of the demigods; sarvataḥ — everywhere; alaṅkṛtam — beautifully decorated; divyaiḥ — pertaining to the demigods; nitya — always; puṣpa — of flowers; phala — and fruits; drumaiḥ — by trees; mandāraiḥ — mandāra; pārijātaiḥ — pārijāta; ca — also; pāṭala — pāṭala; aśoka — aśoka; campakaiḥ — campaka; cūtaiḥ — cūta fruits; piyālaiḥ — piyāla fruits; panasaiḥ — panasa fruits; āmraiḥ — mangoes; āmrātakaiḥ — sour fruits called āmrātaka; api — also; kramukaiḥ — kramuka fruits; nārikelaiḥ — coconut trees; ca — and; kharjūraiḥ — date trees; bījapūrakaiḥ — pomegranates; madhukaiḥ — madhuka fruits; śāla-tālaiḥ — palm fruits; ca — and; tamālaiḥ — tamāla trees; asana — asana trees; arjunaiḥ — arjuna trees; ariṣṭa — ariṣṭa fruits; uḍumbara — big udumbara trees; plakṣaiḥ — plakṣa trees; vaṭaiḥ — banyan trees; kiṁśuka — red flowers with no scent; candanaiḥ — sandalwood trees; picumardaiḥ — picumarda flowers; kovidāraiḥ — kovidāra fruits; saralaiḥ — sarala trees; sura-dārubhiḥ — sura-dāru trees; drākṣā — grapes; ikṣuḥ — sugarcane; rambhā — bananas; jambubhiḥ — jambu fruits; badarī — badarī fruits; akṣa — akṣa fruits; abhaya — abhaya fruits; āmalaiḥ — āmalakī, a sour fruit.

TRANSLATION

In a valley of Trikūṭa Mountain there was a garden called Ṛtumat. This garden belonged to the great devotee Varuṇa and was a sporting place for the damsels of the demigods. Flowers and fruits grew there in all seasons. Among them were mandāras, pārijātas, pāṭalas, aśokas, campakas, cūtas, piyālas, panasas, mangoes, āmrātakas, kramukas, coconut trees, date trees and pomegranates. There were madhukas, palm trees, tamālas, asanas, arjunas, ariṣṭas, uḍumbaras, plakṣas, banyan trees, kiṁśukas and sandalwood trees. There were also picumardas, kovidāras, saralas, sura-dārus, grapes, sugarcane, bananas, jambu, badarīs, akṣas, abhayas and āmalakīs.

SB 8.2.8 - SB 8.2.14-19