306 Srimad-Bhagavatam [Canto 10, Ch. 4

kim udyamaih karisyanti
devah samara-bhiravah

nityam udvigna-manaso
Jya-ghosair dhanusas tava

kim—what; udyamaih—by their endeavors; karisyanti—will do;
devah—all the demigods; samara-bhiravah—who are afraid of fight-
ing; nityam—always; udvigna-manasah—with agitated minds; jyd-
ghosaih—by the sound of the string; dhanusah—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?

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asyatas te Sara-vratair
hanyamanah samantatah

Jyivisava utsrjya
paldyana-para yayuh

asyatah—pierced by your discharged arrows; te—your; Sara-vrd-
taih—by the multitude of arrows; hanyamanah—being killed; saman-
tatah—here and there; jijivisavah—aspiring to live; utsrjya—giving up
the battlefield; palayana-paradh—intent on escaping; yayuh—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 ar-

rows but who desired to live, fled the battlefield, intent on
escaping.
