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Chapter 17: Victory of Hiraṇyākṣa Over All the Directions of the Universe

Verse 7 of 31
SB 3.17.7

चुक्रोश विमना वार्धिरुदूर्मिः क्षुभितोदरः सोदपानाश्च सरितश्चुक्षुभुः शुष्कपंकजाः

cukrośa vimanā vārdhir udūrmiḥ kṣubhitodaraḥ sodapānāś ca saritaś cukṣubhuḥ śuṣka-paṅkajāḥ

Synonyms

cukrośa—wailed aloud; vimanāḥ—stricken with sorrow; vārdhiḥ—the ocean; udūrmiḥ—high waves; kṣubhita—agitated; udaraḥ—the creatures inside; sa-udapānāḥ—with the drinking water of the lakes and the wells; ca—and; saritaḥ—the rivers; cukṣubhuḥ—were agitated; śuṣka—withered; paṅkajāḥ—lotus flowers..

Translation

The ocean with its high waves wailed aloud as if stricken with sorrow, and there was a commotion among the creatures inhabiting the ocean. The rivers and lakes were also agitated, and lotuses withered.

Verse 7 of 31