684 Srimad-Bhagavatam [Canto 3, Ch. 17
rudanto rasabha-trasta
nidad udapatan khagah
ghose ‘ranye ca pasavah
Sakrn-mittram akurvalta
rudantah—shrieking; radsabha—by the asses; trastah—frightened; nidal—
from the nest; udapatan—flew up; khagah— birds; ghose—in the cowshed;
aranye—in the woods; ca—and; pasavah—the cattle; sakri—dung; miitram—
urine; akurvala—passed.
TRANSLATION
Frightened by the braying of the asses, birds flew shrieking from their
nests, while cattle in the cowsheds as well as in the woods passed dung and
urine.
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gavo ’lrasann asrg-dohas
toyadah pitya-varsinah
vyarudan deva-lingani
drumah petur vinanilam
gavah—the cows; alrasan—were frightened; asrj—blood; dohah-yielding;
toyadah—clouds; piya— puss; varsinah—raining; vyarudan—shed tears; deva-
lingdni—the images of the gods; drumah—trees; petuh—fell down, vind—
without; anilam—a blast of wind.
TRANSLATION
Cows, terrified, yielded blood in place of milk, clouds rained puss, the
images of the gods in the temples shed tears, and trees fell down without
a blast of wind.
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