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tad-dehataḥ karkaṭikā-phalopamād<br>
:tad-dehataḥ karkaṭikā-phalopamād
vyasor apākṛṣya bhujaṁ mahā-bhujaḥ<br>
:vyasor apākṛṣya bhujaṁ mahā-bhujaḥ
avismito 'yatna-hatārikaḥ suraiḥ<br>
:avismito 'yatna-hatārikaḥ suraiḥ
prasūna-varṣair varṣadbhir īḍitaḥ<br>
:prasūna-varṣair varṣadbhir īḍitaḥ
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tat-dehataḥ—from Keśī's body; karkaṭikā-phala—a karkaṭikā fruit; upamāt—which resembled; vyasoḥ—from which the vital airs had departed; apākṛṣya—withdrawing; bhujam—His arm; mahā-bhujaḥ—the mighty-armed Lord; avismitaḥ—without undue pride; ayatna—without effort; hata—having killed; arikaḥ—His enemy; suraiḥ—by the demigods; prasūna—of flowers; varṣaiḥ—with downpours; varṣadbhiḥ—who were raining upon Him; īḍitaḥ—worshiped.
''tat-dehataḥ''—from Keśī's body; ''karkaṭikā-phala''—a ''karkaṭikā'' fruit; ''upamāt''—which resembled; ''vyasoḥ''—from which the vital airs had departed; ''apākṛṣya''—withdrawing; ''bhujam''—His arm; ''mahā-bhujaḥ''—the mighty-armed Lord; ''avismitaḥ''—without undue pride; ''ayatna''—without effort; ''hata''—having killed; ''arikaḥ''—His enemy; ''suraiḥ''—by the demigods; ''prasūna''—of flowers; ''varṣaiḥ''—with downpours; ''varṣadbhiḥ''—who were raining upon Him; ''īḍitaḥ''—worshiped.
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The mighty-armed Kṛṣṇa withdrew His arm from Keśī's body, which now appeared like a long karkaṭikā fruit. Without the least display of pride at having so effortlessly killed His enemy, the Lord accepted the demigods' worship in the form of flowers rained down from above.
The mighty-armed Kṛṣṇa withdrew His arm from Keśī's body, which now appeared like a long karkaṭikā fruit. Without the least display of pride at having so effortlessly killed His enemy, the Lord accepted the demigods' worship in the form of flowers rained down from above.
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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

tad-dehataḥ karkaṭikā-phalopamād
vyasor apākṛṣya bhujaṁ mahā-bhujaḥ
avismito 'yatna-hatārikaḥ suraiḥ
prasūna-varṣair varṣadbhir īḍitaḥ


SYNONYMS

tat-dehataḥ—from Keśī's body; karkaṭikā-phala—a karkaṭikā fruit; upamāt—which resembled; vyasoḥ—from which the vital airs had departed; apākṛṣya—withdrawing; bhujam—His arm; mahā-bhujaḥ—the mighty-armed Lord; avismitaḥ—without undue pride; ayatna—without effort; hata—having killed; arikaḥ—His enemy; suraiḥ—by the demigods; prasūna—of flowers; varṣaiḥ—with downpours; varṣadbhiḥ—who were raining upon Him; īḍitaḥ—worshiped.

Translation and purport composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda


TRANSLATION

The mighty-armed Kṛṣṇa withdrew His arm from Keśī's body, which now appeared like a long karkaṭikā fruit. Without the least display of pride at having so effortlessly killed His enemy, the Lord accepted the demigods' worship in the form of flowers rained down from above.



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