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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam
[Canto 10, Ch. 12]
tat-dagdha-sattva —of burning corpses;  durgandhaḥ —the bad smell;  api —indeed;  antaḥ-āmiṣa-gandha-vat —is like the fleshy smell coming out from within.
TRANSLATION
The hot fiery wind is the breath coming out of his mouth, which is giving off the bad smell of burning flesh because of all the dead bodies he has eaten.
TEXT 24
असान् किमत्र ग्रसिता निविष्टा- नयं तथा चेद् बकवद् विनङ्क्ष्यति । क्षणादनेनेति बकार्युशन्मुखं वीक्ष्योद्धसन्तः करताडनैर्ययुः ॥२४॥
asmān kim atra grasitā niviṣṭān ayam tathā ced bakavad vinankṣyati kṣaṇād aneneti bakāry-uśan-mukham vīkṣyoddhasantaḥ kara-tāḍanair yayuḥ
asmān —all of us;  kim —whether;  atra —here;  grasitā —will swallow;  niviṣṭān —who have attempted to enter;  ayam —this animal;  tathā —so;  cet —if;  baka-vat —like Bakāsura;  vinankṣyati —he will be vanquished;  kṣaṇāt —immediately;  anena —by this Kṛṣṇa;  iti —in this way;  baka-ari-uśat-mukham —the beautiful face of Kṛṣṇa, the enemy of Bakāsura;  vīkṣya —observing, looking at;  uddhasantaḥ —loudly laughing;  kara-tāḍanaiḥ —with clapping of hands;  yayuḥ —entered the mouth.
TRANSLATION
Then the boys said, “Has this living creature come to swallow us? If he does so, he will immediately be killed like Bakāsura, without delay.” Thus they looked at the beautiful face of Kṛṣṇa, the enemy of Bakāsura, and, laughing loudly and clapping their hands, they entered the mouth of the python.