448 Srimad-Bhagavatam [Canto 4, Ch. 10
ahayah—serpents; aSani—thunderbolts; nihsvasah— breathing; vamantah—
vomiting; agnim—fire; rusa aksibhih—with angry eyes; abhyadhavan—
came forward; gajah—elephants; mattah—mad; simha—lions; vydghrah—
tigers; ca—also; yZthagah—in groups.
TRANSLATION
Dhruva Maharaja also saw many big serpents with angry eyes, vomiting
forth fire and coming to devour him, along with groups of mad elephants,
lions and tigers.
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TER Sfifinita: gaeTy aad BAT |
AAA ARNG: BTA 83 AIM: 112
samudra urmibhir bhimah
plavayan sarvato bhuvam
asasada maha-hradah
kalpanta iva bhisanah
samudrah—the sea; irmibhih—with waves; bhimah—fierce; plavayan—in-
undating;sarvatah—in all directions; bhuvam—the earth; dsasada—came for-
ward; mahd-hradah—making great sounds; kalpa-ante—(the dissolution) at
the end of a kalpa; iva—like; bhisanah—fearful.
TRANSLATION
Then, as if it were the time of the dissolution of the whole world, the
fierce sea with foaming waves and great roaring sounds came forward
before him.
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CaM TAT TATA | |
TIAN ANTT AAA APTMTU: Rll
evam vidhany anekani
trasanany amanasvinam
sasrjus ligma-gataya
asurya mayayasurah
evam vidhani—(phenomena) like this; anekani—many varieties of;
trasanani—fearful; amanasvindm—to the less intelligent men; sasrjuh—they
created; tigma-gatayah—of heinous nature; dsurya—demoniac; mayaya—
by illusion; asurah—the demons.
