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nirbhinna-kumbhāḥ kariṇo nipetur<br>
:nirbhinna-kumbhāḥ kariṇo nipetur
anekaśo 'śvāḥ śara-vṛkṇa-kandharāḥ<br>
:anekaśo 'śvāḥ śara-vṛkṇa-kandharāḥ
rathā hatāśva-dhvaja-sūta-nāyakāḥ<br>
:rathā hatāśva-dhvaja-sūta-nāyakāḥ
padāyataś chinna-bhujoru-kandharāḥ<br>
:padāyataś chinna-bhujoru-kandharāḥ
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nirbhinna—split; kumbhāḥ—the protuberances of their foreheads; kariṇaḥ—elephants; nipetuḥ—fell; anekaśaḥ—many at a time; aśvāḥ—horses; śara—by the arrows; vṛkṇa—severed; kandharāḥ—whose necks; rathāḥ—chariots; hata—struck; aśva—whose horses; dhvaja—flags; sūta—drivers; nāyakāḥ—and masters; padāyataḥ—foot soldiers; chinna—cut; bhuja—whose arms; ūru—thighs; kandharāḥ—and shoulders.
''nirbhinna''—split; ''kumbhāḥ''—the protuberances of their foreheads; ''kariṇaḥ''—elephants; ''nipetuḥ''—fell; ''anekaśaḥ''—many at a time; ''aśvāḥ''—horses; ''śara''—by the arrows; ''vṛkṇa''—severed; ''kandharāḥ''—whose necks; ''rathāḥ''—chariots; ''hata''—struck; ''aśva''—whose horses; ''dhvaja''—flags; ''sūta''—drivers; ''nāyakāḥ''—and masters; ''padāyataḥ''—foot soldiers; ''chinna''—cut; ''bhuja''—whose arms; ''ūru''—thighs; ''kandharāḥ''—and shoulders.
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Elephants fell to the ground, their foreheads split open, cavalry horses fell with severed necks, chariots fell with their horses, flags, drivers and masters all shattered, and foot soldiers collapsed with severed arms, thighs and shoulders.
Elephants fell to the ground, their foreheads split open, cavalry horses fell with severed necks, chariots fell with their horses, flags, drivers and masters all shattered, and foot soldiers collapsed with severed arms, thighs and shoulders.
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Revision as of 16:05, 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 24

nirbhinna-kumbhāḥ kariṇo nipetur
anekaśo 'śvāḥ śara-vṛkṇa-kandharāḥ
rathā hatāśva-dhvaja-sūta-nāyakāḥ
padāyataś chinna-bhujoru-kandharāḥ


SYNONYMS

nirbhinna—split; kumbhāḥ—the protuberances of their foreheads; kariṇaḥ—elephants; nipetuḥ—fell; anekaśaḥ—many at a time; aśvāḥ—horses; śara—by the arrows; vṛkṇa—severed; kandharāḥ—whose necks; rathāḥ—chariots; hata—struck; aśva—whose horses; dhvaja—flags; sūta—drivers; nāyakāḥ—and masters; padāyataḥ—foot soldiers; chinna—cut; bhuja—whose arms; ūru—thighs; kandharāḥ—and shoulders.

Translation and purport composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda


TRANSLATION

Elephants fell to the ground, their foreheads split open, cavalry horses fell with severed necks, chariots fell with their horses, flags, drivers and masters all shattered, and foot soldiers collapsed with severed arms, thighs and shoulders.



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