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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam
[Canto 5, Ch. 18]
pramathya —after killing;  daityam —the demon;  prativāraṇam —most formidable opponent;  mṛdhe —in the fight;  yaḥ —He who;  mām —me (the earth);  rasāyāḥ —fallen to the bottom of the universe;  jagat —in this material world;  ādi-sūkaraḥ —the original form of a boar;  kṛtvā —keeping it;  agra-daṁṣṭre —on the end of the tusk;  niragāt —came out of the water;  udanvataḥ —from the Garbhodaka Ocean;  krīḍan —playing;  iva —like;  ibhaḥ —elephant;  praṇatā asmi —I bow down;  tam —to Him;  vibhum —the Supreme Lord;  iti —thus.
TRANSLATION
My Lord, as the original boar within this universe, You fought and killed the great demon Hiraṇyakṣa. Then You lifted me [the earth] from the Garbhodaka Ocean on the end of Your tusk, exactly as a sporting elephant plucks a lotus flower from the water. I bow down before You.
Thus end the Bhaktivedanta purports of the Fifth Canto, Eighteenth Chapter of the Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam, entitled, “The Prayers Offered to the Lord by the Residents of Jambūdvīpa.”