SB 5.19.16
Devanāgarī
भारतेऽप्यस्मिन्वर्षे सरिच्छैला: सन्ति बहवो मलयो मङ्गलप्रस्थो मैनाकस्त्रिकूट ऋषभ: कूटक: कोल्लक: सह्यो देवगिरिऋर्ष्यमूक: श्रीशैलो वेङ्कटो महेन्द्रो वारिधारो विन्ध्य: शुक्तिमानृक्षगिरि: पारियात्रो द्रोणश्चित्रकूटो गोवर्धनो रैवतक: ककुभो नीलो गोकामुख इन्द्रकील: कामगिरिरिति चान्ये च शतसहस्रश: शैलास्तेषां नितम्बप्रभवा नदा नद्यश्च सन्त्यसङ्ख्याता: ॥ १६ ॥
Text
bhārate ’py asmin varṣe saric-chailāḥ santi bahavo malayo maṅgala-prastho mainākas trikūṭa ṛṣabhaḥ kūṭakaḥ kollakaḥ sahyo devagirir ṛṣyamūkaḥ śrī-śailo veṅkaṭo mahendro vāridhāro vindhyaḥ śuktimān ṛkṣagiriḥ pāriyātro droṇaś citrakūṭo govardhano raivatakaḥ kakubho nīlo gokāmukha indrakīlaḥ kāmagirir iti cānye ca śata-sahasraśaḥ śailās teṣāṁ nitamba-prabhavā nadā nadyaś ca santy asaṅkhyātāḥ.
Synonyms
bhārate—in the land of Bhārata-varṣa;api—also;asmin—in this;varṣe—tract of land;sarit—rivers;śailāḥ—mountains;santi—there are;bahavaḥ—many;malayaḥ—Malaya;maṅgala-prasthaḥ—Maṅgala-prastha;mainākaḥ—Maināka;tri-kūṭaḥ—Trikūṭa;ṛṣabhaḥ—Ṛṣabha;kūṭakaḥ—Kūṭaka;kollakaḥ—Kollaka;sahyaḥ—Sahya;devagiriḥ—Devagiri;ṛṣya-mūkaḥ—Ṛṣyamūka;śrī-śailaḥ—Śrī-śaila;veṅkaṭaḥ—Veṅkaṭa;mahendraḥ—Mahendra;vāri-dhāraḥ—Vāridhāra;vindhyaḥ—Vindhya;śuktimān—Śuktimān;ṛkṣa-giriḥ—Ṛkṣagiri;pāriyātraḥ—Pāriyātra;droṇaḥ—Droṇa;citra-kūṭaḥ—Citrakūṭa;govardhanaḥ—Govardhana;raivatakaḥ—Raivataka;kakubhaḥ—Kakubha;nīlaḥ—Nīla;gokāmukhaḥ—Gokāmukha;indrakīlaḥ—Indrakīla;kāma-giriḥ—Kāmagiri;iti—thus;ca—and;anye—others;ca—also;śata-sahasraśaḥ—many hundreds and thousands;śailāḥ—mountains;teṣām—of them;nitamba-prabhavāḥ—born of the slopes;nadāḥ—big rivers;nadyaḥ—small rivers;ca—and;santi—there are;asaṅkhyātāḥ—innumerable.
Translation
In the tract of land known as Bhārata-varṣa, as in Ilāvṛta-varṣa, there are many mountains and rivers. Some of the mountains are known as Malaya, Maṅgala-prastha, Maināka, Trikūṭa, Ṛṣabha, Kūṭaka, Kollaka, Sahya, Devagiri, Ṛṣyamūka, Śrī-śaila, Veṅkaṭa, Mahendra, Vāridhāra, Vindhya, Śuktimān, Ṛkṣagiri, Pāriyātra, Droṇa, Citrakūṭa, Govardhana, Raivataka, Kakubha, Nīla, Gokāmukha, Indrakīla and Kāmagiri. Besides these, there are many other hills, with many large and small rivers flowing from their slopes.