← Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam (1962)

Chapter 18: Maharaj Parikshit Cursed by a Brahmin Boy

Verse 39 of 48
SB 1.18.39

sa va angiraso brahman srutwa suta vilapanam unmilya sanakair netre drstwa cha amse mrita uragam.

Synonyms

sa—he; va—also; angirasa—the Rishi born in the family of Angira; srutwa—on hearing; suta—his son; vilapanam—crying in distress; unmilya—opening; sanakair—gradually; netre—by the eyes; dristwa—by seeing; cha—also; amse—on the shoulder; mrita—dead; uragam—snake.

Translation

Oh the brahmins, the Rishi who was born in the family of Angira Muni thus hearing his son crying gradually opened his eyes and saw a dead snake on his neck.

Verse 39 of 48