ततो वै यजमानस्य पावकादतुलप्रभम्। प्रादुर्भूतं महद् भूतं महावीर्य महाबलम्॥ कृष्णं रक्ताम्बरधरं रक्तास्यं दुन्दुभिस्वनम्। स्निग्धहर्यक्षतनुजश्मश्रुप्रवरमूर्धजम्॥ शुभलक्षणसम्पन्नं दिव्याभरणभूषितम्। शैलशृङ्गसमुत्सेधं दृप्तशार्दूलविक्रमम्॥ दिवाकरसमाकारं दीप्तानलशिखोपमम्। तप्तजाम्बूनदमयों राजतान्तपरिच्छदाम्॥ दिव्यपायससम्पूर्णां पात्री पत्नीमिव प्रियाम्। प्रगृह्य विपुलां दोभ्यां स्वयं मायामयीमिव ॥
tato vai yajamānasya pāvakādatulaprabham| prādurbhūtaṃ mahad bhūtaṃ mahāvīrya mahābalam|| kṛṣṇaṃ raktāmbaradharaṃ raktāsyaṃ dundubhisvanam| snigdhaharyakṣatanujaśmaśrupravaramūrdhajam|| śubhalakṣaṇasampannaṃ divyābharaṇabhūṣitam| śailaśṛṅgasamutsedhaṃ dṛptaśārdūlavikramam|| divākarasamākāraṃ dīptānalaśikhopamam| taptajāmbūnadamayoṃ rājatāntaparicchadām|| divyapāyasasampūrṇāṃ pātrī patnīmiva priyām| pragṛhya vipulāṃ dobhyāṃ svayaṃ māyāmayīmiva ||
English Meaning
And then himself bearing in his hands a capacious vessel made of burnished gold, with a silver cover, dear like that of a spouse, and resembling the divine Creative energy, filled with celestial Payasa, (A preparation of milk, rice, and sugar). from out the sacrificial fire of Dasaratha initiated into the ceremony, there arose a mighty being, of unparalleled prowess, high energy, and huge strength, black, and wearing a crimson apparel, with a red face, uttering the blares of a trumpet, and having a body covered with leonine hair, having whiskers and an excellent head of hair, furnished with auspicious marks, and adorned with celestial ornaments, and resembling a mountain-peak, and bearing the prowess of a flaming tiger, and like to the Sun or tongues of flaming fire. And with his eyes fixed upon Dasaratha.
— M.N. Dutt (1891–94, public domain)