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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam
[Canto 6, Ch. 11]
evaṁ sura-gaṇān kruddho bhīṣayan vapuṣā rīpūn vyanadat sumahā-prāṇo yena lokā vicetasaḥ
evam—thus; sura-gaṇān—the demigods; kruddhaḥ—being very angry; bhīṣayan—terrifying; vapuṣā—by his body; rīpūn—his enemies; vyanadat—roared; su-mahā-prāṇaḥ—the most powerful Vṛtrāsura; yena—by which; lokāḥ—all people; vicetasaḥ—unconscious.
TRANSLATION
Śukadeva Gosvāmī  said: Vṛtrāsura, the angry and most powerful hero, terrified the demigods with his stout and strongly built body. When he roared with a resounding voice, nearly all living entities fainted.
TEXT 7
तेन देवगणाः सर्वे वृत्रविस्फोटनेन वै । निपेतुर्भूच्छिता भूमौ यथैवाशनिना हताः ॥ ७ ॥
tena deva-gaṇāḥ sarve vṛtra-visphoṭanena vai nipetur mūrcchitā bhūmau yathaivāśaninā hatāḥ
tena—by that; deva-gaṇāḥ—the demigods; sarve—all; vṛtra-visphoṭanena—the tumultuous sound of Vṛtrāsura; vai—indeed; nipetuḥ—fell; mūrcchitāḥ—fainted; bhūmau—on the ground; yathā—just as if; eva—indeed; aśaninā—by a thunderbolt; hatāḥ—struck.
TRANSLATION
When all the demigods heard Vṛtrāsura's tumultuous roar, which resembled that of a lion, they fainted and fell to the ground as if struck by thunderbolts.