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Sloka 43

Text 43

Verš

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gṛhītvāpara-pādābhyāṁ
saha-lāṅgūlam acyutaḥ
bhrāmayitvā kapitthāgre
prāhiṇod gata-jīvitam
sa kapitthair mahā-kāyaḥ
pātyamānaiḥ papāta ha
gṛhītvāpara-pādābhyāṁ
saha-lāṅgūlam acyutaḥ
bhrāmayitvā kapitthāgre
prāhiṇod gata-jīvitam
sa kapitthair mahā-kāyaḥ
pātyamānaiḥ papāta ha

Synonyma

Synonyms

gṛhītvā — chytil; apara-pādābhyām — za zadní nohy; saha — společně s; lāṅgūlam — ocasem; acyutaḥ — Kṛṣṇa, Nejvyšší Osobnost Božství; bhrāmayitvā — prudce zatočil; kapittha-agre — do koruny stromu kapittha; prāhiṇot — vyhodil ho; gata-jīvitam — tělo bez života; saḥ — ten démon; kapitthaiḥ — se stromy kapittha; mahā-kāyaḥ — nabyl obrovských rozměrů; pātyamānaiḥ — a když se strom skácel; papāta ha — spadl mrtvý na zem.

gṛhītvā — capturing; apara-pādābhyām — with the hind legs; saha — along with; lāṅgūlam — the tail; acyutaḥ — Kṛṣṇa, the Supreme Personality of Godhead; bhrāmayitvā — twirling around very severely; kapittha-agre — on the top of a kapittha tree; prāhiṇot — threw him; gata-jīvitam — lifeless body; saḥ — that demon; kapitthaiḥ — with the kapittha trees; mahā-kāyaḥ — assumed a great body; pātyamānaiḥ — and while the tree fell down; papāta ha — he fell dead on the ground.

Překlad

Translation

Poté Śrī Kṛṣṇa chytil démona za zadní nohy a za ocas, prudce jím točil, dokud démon nezemřel, a vyhodil ho do koruny stromu kapittha. Ten se pak zřítil na zem i s démonovým tělem, jež nabylo obrovských rozměrů.

Thereafter, Śrī Kṛṣṇa caught the demon by the hind legs and tail, twirled the demon’s whole body very strongly until the demon was dead, and threw him into the top of a kapittha tree, which then fell down, along with the body of the demon, who had assumed a great form.

Význam

Purport

Kṛṣṇa zabitím démona zároveň shodil plody kapittha, aby je On, Balarāma a ostatní chlapci mohli jíst. Těmto plodům se také někdy říká kṣatbel-phala. Mají velice chutnou sladkokyselou dužinu, kterou má každý rád.

Kṛṣṇa killed the demon in such a way as to get the kapittha fruits to fall so that He and Balarāma and the other boys could take advantage of the opportunity to eat them. The kapittha is sometimes called kṣatbelphala. The pulp of this fruit is very palatable. It is sweet and sour, and everyone likes it.