226 Srimad-Bhagavatam [Canto 9, Ch. 15
Sri-badarayanir uvaca
haihayanam adhipatir
arjunah ksatriyarsabhah
dattam naraéyanamsansam
Gradhya parikarmabhih
bahiin dasa-satam lebhe
durdharsatvam aratisu
avyahatendriyaujah sri-
tejo-virya-yaso-balam
yogesvaratvam aisvaryam
guna yatranimadayah
cacaravyahata-gatir
lokesu pavano yatha
sri-bédarayanih uvaca—Sri Sukadeva Gosvami replied; haihayanam
adhipatih—the King of the Haihayas; arjunah—by the name
Kartaviryarjuna; satriya-rsabhah—the best of the  ksatriyas;
dattam—unto Dattatreya; nérayana-amsa-amsam—the plenary portion
of the plenary portion of Narayana; draédhya—after worshiping;
parikarmabhih—by worship according to the regulative principles;
bahtiin—arms; dasa-satam—one thousand (ten times one hundred);
lebhe—achieved; durdharsatvam—the quality of being very difficult
to conquer; ardatisu—in the midst of enemies; avydhata—undefeat-
able; indriya-ojah—strength of the senses; sri—beauty; tejah—
influence; virya—power; yasah—fame; balam—bodily strength;
yoga-isvaratvam—controlling power gained by the practice of mystic
yoga; aisvaryam—opulence; gundh—qualities; yatra—wherein;
animé-adayah—eight kinds of yogic perfection (animé, laghima, etc.);
cacdra—he went; avydhata-gatih—whose progress was indefatigable;
lokesu—all over the world or universe; pavanah—the wind; yatha—
like.
TRANSLATION
Sukadeva Gosvami said: The best of the ksatriyas, Karta-
viryarjuna, the King of the Haihayas, received one thousand arms
by worshiping Dattatreya, the plenary expansion of the Supreme
