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1. “Disvā khurappe dhanuveganunne,
“Seeing arrows impelled with speed from bow,

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Khagge gahīte tikhiṇe teladhote, There is a break after the 5^th syllable, and a restart of the break, both here and in the next verse, and also in line 1 of the 3^rd verse. The -ī- in gahīte is m.c. here and below.
The sharp, tempered Lit: cleaned with oil, but it seems to mean they had been tempered. swords that were held aloft,

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Tasmiṁ bhayasmiṁ maraṇe viyūḷhe,
When there was an imminent fear of death,

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Kasmā nu te nāhu chambhitattan-ti.” The break is defective by one syllable, we could easily repair it by reading na āhu.
Why did you not speak about your terror?”

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2. “Disvā khurappe dhanuveganunne,
“Seeing arrows impelled with speed from bow,

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Khagge gahīte tikhiṇe teladhote,
The sharp, tempered swords that were held aloft,

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Tasmiṁ bhayasmiṁ maraṇe viyūḷhe,
When there was an imminent fear of death,

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Vedaṁ alatthaṁ vipulaṁ uḷāraṁ.
I received broad, noble inspiration.

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3. So vedajāto ajjhabhaviṁ amitte,
Being inspired I conquered (all) my foes,

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Pubbeva me jīvitam-āsi cattaṁ,
Formerly I abandoned this my life,

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Na hi jīvite ālayaṁ kubbamāno
Being attached to his life, the hero

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Sūro kayⁱrā sūrakiccaṁ kadācī ti.” The opening is the non-standard Vedic opening of four heavy syllables.
Sometimes does not do a hero’s duty.”