सिन्धवः पर्वता नद्यो रथवीथीर्महात्मनः ।
सूतोऽथ मागधो वन्दी तं स्तोतुमुपतस्थिरे ॥२०॥

sindhavaḥ parvatā nadyo
ratha-vīthīr mahātmanaḥ
sūto 'tha māgadho vandī
taṁ stotum upatasthire

 sindhavaḥ - the seas; parvatāḥ - the mountains; nadyaḥ - the rivers; ratha-vīthīḥ - the paths for the chariot to pass; mahā-ātmanaḥ - of the great soul; sūtaḥ - a professional who offers praises; atha - then; māgadhaḥ - a professional bard; vandī - a professional who offers prayers; tam - him; stotum - to praise; upatasthire - presented themselves.


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The seas, mountains and rivers gave him room to drive his chariot without impediments, and a sūta, a māgadha and a vandī offered prayers and praises. They all presented themselves before him to perform their respective duties.

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