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āvidhya śūlaṁ tarasā garutmate<br>
:āvidhya śūlaṁ tarasā garutmate
nirasya vaktrair vyanadat sa pañcabhiḥ<br>
:nirasya vaktrair vyanadat sa pañcabhiḥ
sa rodasī sarva-diśo 'mbaraṁ mahān<br>
:sa rodasī sarva-diśo 'mbaraṁ mahān
āpūrayann aṇḍa-kaṭāham āvṛṇot<br>
:āpūrayann aṇḍa-kaṭāham āvṛṇot
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āvidhya—whirling about; śūlam—his trident; tarasā—with great force; garutmate—at Garuḍa; nirasya—throwing it; vaktraiḥ—with his mouths; vyanadat—roared; saḥ—he; pañcabhiḥ—five; saḥ—that; rodasī—the earth and sky; sarva—all; diśaḥ—the directions; ambaram—outer space; mahān—the great (roar); āpūrayan—filling; aṇda—of the egglike covering of the universe; kaṭāham—the pot; āvṛṇot—covered.
''āvidhya''—whirling about; ''śūlam''—his trident; ''tarasā''—with great force; ''garutmate''—at Garuḍa; ''nirasya''—throwing it; ''vaktraiḥ''—with his mouths; ''vyanadat''—roared; ''saḥ''—he; ''pañcabhiḥ''—five; ''saḥ''—that; ''rodasī''—the earth and sky; ''sarva''—all; ''diśaḥ''—the directions; ''ambaram''—outer space; ''mahān''—the great (roar); ''āpūrayan''—filling; ''aṇda''—of the egglike covering of the universe; ''kaṭāham''—the pot; ''āvṛṇot''—covered.
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Mura whirled his trident and then hurled it fiercely at Garuḍa, roaring from all five mouths. The sound filled the earth and sky, all directions and the limits of outer space, until it reverberated against the very shell of the universe.
Mura whirled his trident and then hurled it fiercely at Garuḍa, roaring from all five mouths. The sound filled the earth and sky, all directions and the limits of outer space, until it reverberated against the very shell of the universe.
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Revision as of 17:13, 1 December 2017

His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada


Please note: The synonyms, translation and purport of this verse were composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda

TEXT 8

āvidhya śūlaṁ tarasā garutmate
nirasya vaktrair vyanadat sa pañcabhiḥ
sa rodasī sarva-diśo 'mbaraṁ mahān
āpūrayann aṇḍa-kaṭāham āvṛṇot


SYNONYMS

āvidhya—whirling about; śūlam—his trident; tarasā—with great force; garutmate—at Garuḍa; nirasya—throwing it; vaktraiḥ—with his mouths; vyanadat—roared; saḥ—he; pañcabhiḥ—five; saḥ—that; rodasī—the earth and sky; sarva—all; diśaḥ—the directions; ambaram—outer space; mahān—the great (roar); āpūrayan—filling; aṇda—of the egglike covering of the universe; kaṭāham—the pot; āvṛṇot—covered.

Translation and purport composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda


TRANSLATION

Mura whirled his trident and then hurled it fiercely at Garuḍa, roaring from all five mouths. The sound filled the earth and sky, all directions and the limits of outer space, until it reverberated against the very shell of the universe.