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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam
[Canto 10, Ch. 4]
kim udyamaiḥ kariṣyanti devāḥ samara-bhīravaḥ nityam udvigna-manaso jyā-ghoṣair dhanuṣas tava
kim—what; udyamaiḥ—by their endeavors; kariṣyanti—will do; devāḥ—all the demigods; samara-bhīravaḥ—who are afraid of fighting; nityam—always; udvigna-manasaḥ—with agitated minds; jyā-ghoṣaiḥ—by the sound of the string; dhanuṣaḥ—of the bow; tava—your.
TRANSLATION
The demigods always fear the sound of your bowstring. They are constantly in anxiety, afraid of fighting. Therefore, what can they do by their endeavors to harm you?
TEXT 33
अस्यतस्ते शरत्रातैर्हन्यमानाः समन्ततः । जिजीविषव उत्सृज्य पलायनपरा ययुः ॥३३॥
asyatas te śara-vrātair hanyamānāḥ samantataḥ jijīviṣava utsṛjya palāyana-parā yayuḥ
asyataḥ—pierced by your discharged arrows; te—your; śara-vrātaiḥ—by the multitude of arrows; hanyamānāḥ—being killed; samantataḥ—here and there; jijīviṣavaḥ—aspiring to live; utsṛjya—giving up the battlefield; palāyana-parāḥ—intent on escaping; yayuḥ—they fled (the fighting).
TRANSLATION
While being pierced by your arrows, which you discharged on all sides, some of them, who were injured by the multitude of arrows but who desired to live, fled the battlefield, intent on escaping.