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kṣut-tṛṭ-parīto makarais timiṅgilair<br>
:kṣut-tṛṭ-parīto makarais timiṅgilair
upadruto vīci-nabhasvatāhataḥ<br>
:upadruto vīci-nabhasvatāhataḥ
tamasy apāre patito bhraman diśo<br>
:tamasy apāre patito bhraman diśo
na veda khaṁ gāṁ ca pariśrameṣitaḥ<br>
:na veda khaṁ gāṁ ca pariśrameṣitaḥ
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kṣut—by hunger; tṛṭ—and thirst; parītaḥ—enveloped; makaraiḥ—by the makaras, a species of monster crocodile; timiṅgilaiḥ—and by the timiṅgila, a variety of huge fish that eats whales; upadrutaḥ—harassed; vīci—by the waves; nabhasvatā—and the wind; āhataḥ—tormented; tamasi—in the darkness; apāre—which was unlimited; patitaḥ—having fallen; bhraman—wandering; diśaḥ—the directions; na veda—did not recognize; kham—the sky; gām—the earth; ca—and; pariśrama-iṣitaḥ—overcome by exhaustion.
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Tormented by hunger and thirst, attacked by monstrous makaras and timiṅgila fish and battered by the wind and waves, he moved aimlessly through the infinite darkness into which he had fallen. As he grew increasingly exhausted, he lost all sense of direction and could not tell the sky from the earth.
Tormented by hunger and thirst, attacked by monstrous makaras and timiṅgila fish and battered by the wind and waves, he moved aimlessly through the infinite darkness into which he had fallen. As he grew increasingly exhausted, he lost all sense of direction and could not tell the sky from the earth.
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Latest revision as of 21:10, 17 February 2024

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 16

kṣut-tṛṭ-parīto makarais timiṅgilair
upadruto vīci-nabhasvatāhataḥ
tamasy apāre patito bhraman diśo
na veda khaṁ gāṁ ca pariśrameṣitaḥ


SYNONYMS

kṣut — by hunger; tṛṭ — and thirst; parītaḥ — enveloped; makaraiḥ — by the makaras, a species of monster crocodile; timiṅgilaiḥ — and by the timiṅgila, a variety of huge fish that eats whales; upadrutaḥ — harassed; vīci — by the waves; nabhasvatā — and the wind; āhataḥ — tormented; tamasi — in the darkness; apāre — which was unlimited; patitaḥ — having fallen; bhraman — wandering; diśaḥ — the directions; na veda — did not recognize; kham — the sky; gām — the earth; ca — and; pariśrama-iṣitaḥ — overcome by exhaustion.

Translation and purport composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda


TRANSLATION

Tormented by hunger and thirst, attacked by monstrous makaras and timiṅgila fish and battered by the wind and waves, he moved aimlessly through the infinite darkness into which he had fallen. As he grew increasingly exhausted, he lost all sense of direction and could not tell the sky from the earth.



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