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==== TEXT 33 ==== | ==== TEXT 33 ==== | ||
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tenāhato mahā-tālo | :tenāhato mahā-tālo | ||
vepamāno bṛhac-chirāḥ | :vepamāno bṛhac-chirāḥ | ||
pārśva-sthaṁ kampayan bhagnaḥ | :pārśva-sthaṁ kampayan bhagnaḥ | ||
sa cānyaṁ so 'pi cāparam | :sa cānyaṁ so 'pi cāparam | ||
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''tena''—by that (body of the dead Dhenukāsura); ''āhataḥ''—struck; ''mahā-tālaḥ''—the great palm tree; ''vepamānaḥ''—trembling; ''bṛhat-śirāḥ''—which had a large top; ''pārśva-stham''—another situated beside it; ''kampayan''—making shake; ''bhagnaḥ''—broken; ''saḥ''—that; ''ca''—and; ''anyam''—another; ''saḥ''—that; ''api''—yet; ''ca''—and; ''aparam''—another. | |||
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Lord Balarāma threw the dead body of Dhenukāsura into the tallest palm tree in the forest, and when the dead demon landed in the treetop, the tree began shaking. The great palm tree, causing a tree by its side also to shake, broke under the weight of the demon. The neighboring tree caused yet another tree to shake, and this one struck yet another tree, which also began shaking. In this way many trees in the forest shook and broke. | Lord Balarāma threw the dead body of Dhenukāsura into the tallest palm tree in the forest, and when the dead demon landed in the treetop, the tree began shaking. The great palm tree, causing a tree by its side also to shake, broke under the weight of the demon. The neighboring tree caused yet another tree to shake, and this one struck yet another tree, which also began shaking. In this way many trees in the forest shook and broke. | ||
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Lord Balarāma threw the demon Dhenuka so violently into the great palm tree that a chain reaction was unleashed, and many towering palm trees shook and then broke with a great crashing sound. | Lord Balarāma threw the demon Dhenuka so violently into the great palm tree that a chain reaction was unleashed, and many towering palm trees shook and then broke with a great crashing sound. | ||
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Revision as of 12:39, 1 December 2017
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
Please note: The synonyms, translation and purport of this verse were composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda
TEXT 33
- tenāhato mahā-tālo
- vepamāno bṛhac-chirāḥ
- pārśva-sthaṁ kampayan bhagnaḥ
- sa cānyaṁ so 'pi cāparam
SYNONYMS
tena—by that (body of the dead Dhenukāsura); āhataḥ—struck; mahā-tālaḥ—the great palm tree; vepamānaḥ—trembling; bṛhat-śirāḥ—which had a large top; pārśva-stham—another situated beside it; kampayan—making shake; bhagnaḥ—broken; saḥ—that; ca—and; anyam—another; saḥ—that; api—yet; ca—and; aparam—another.
Translation and purport composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda
TRANSLATION
Lord Balarāma threw the dead body of Dhenukāsura into the tallest palm tree in the forest, and when the dead demon landed in the treetop, the tree began shaking. The great palm tree, causing a tree by its side also to shake, broke under the weight of the demon. The neighboring tree caused yet another tree to shake, and this one struck yet another tree, which also began shaking. In this way many trees in the forest shook and broke.
PURPORT
Lord Balarāma threw the demon Dhenuka so violently into the great palm tree that a chain reaction was unleashed, and many towering palm trees shook and then broke with a great crashing sound.