34 Srimad-Bhagavatam [Canto 8, Ch. 2
mere | wae Rated
acer: | RATATAT: NRA
yad-gandha-matrad dharayo gajendra
vyaghradayo vydla-mrgah sakhadgah
mahoragas capi bhayad dravanti
sagaura-krsnah sarabhas camaryah
yat-gandha-matrat—simply by the scent of that elephant; harayah—
lions; gaja-indrah—other elephants; vyaghra-adayah—ferocious
animals like tigers; vydla-mrgah—other ferocious animals; sa-
khadgah—rhinoceroses; mahd-uragah—big, big serpents; ca—also;
api—indeed; bhayat—because of fear; dravanti—running away; sa—
with; gaura-krsndh—some of them white, some of them _ black;
sarabhah—sarabhas; camaryah—also camaris.
TRANSLATION
Simply by catching scent of that elephant, all the other
elephants, the tigers and the other ferocious animals, such as lions,
rhinoceroses, great serpents and black and white sarabhas, fled in
fear. The camari deer also fled.
TEXT 22
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MISSUCTIRARTA |
wert gal eft: wanes
TAMA | ATAANT HRA
urka varaha mahisarksa-salya
gopuccha-salavrka-markatas ca
anyatra ksudré harinah Sasadayas
caranty abhita yad-anugrahena
urkah—foxes; vardhah—boars; mahisa—buffaloes; rksa—bears;
Salyah—porcupines; gopuccha—a type of deer; salavrka—wolves;
