Shloka 64.13Unverified draft

ब्राह्मण स्सुमहातेजा स्तपोबलसमन्वित:। उद्धरिष्यति रम्भे त्वां मत्क्रोधकलुषीकृताम्

Meaning

O Rambha an effulgent brahmin, endowed with the power of asceticism, will liberate you from this state into which you have fallen on account of my anger.

Word-by-word (pada-artha)

WordDevanagariMeaningGrammatical role
brāhmaṇaḥ su-mahā-tejāḥब्राह्मणः सु-महा-तेजाःa Brahmin of very great energyNominative (x2)
tapaḥ-bala-samanvitaḥतपः-बल-समन्वितःendowed with the power of austerityNominative
uddhariṣyati rambhe tvāmउद्धरिष्यति रम्भे त्वाम्shall deliver you, O RambhaVerb (future) / Vocative / Accusative
mat-krodha-kaluṣī-kṛtāmमत्-क्रोध-कलुषी-कृताम्made turbid by my angerAccusative

Scholar commentary

valmikiramayan.net Prose Commentary

Desiraju Hanumanta Rao's prose rendering with embedded explanatory notes

The source identifies the unnamed 'resplendent Brahman, ascetically powerful,' destined to redeem Rambha from her curse as Sage Vashishtha, Brahma's own creation. It notes the significance of this: even though Vishvamitra and Vashishtha are rivals throughout this legend, Vishvamitra still holds Vashishtha in high respect, evident in naming him as the one capable of undoing his own curse.

1 of 16 traditions have commentary on this shloka. Traditions without a verse-specific commentary here are omitted rather than filled in.

Reference: 1.64.13 · Bāla Kāṇḍa