TEXT 27
balena niskarsayatanvag ulukhalam tad
damodarena tarasotkalitanghri-bandhau
nispetatuh parama-vikramitativepa-
skandha-pravala-vitapau krta-canda-sabdau
SYNONYMS
balena—by the boy Krsna; niskarsayata—who was dragging; anvak—following the dragging of Krsna; ulukhalam—the wooden mortar; tat—that; dama-udarena—by Krsna, who was tied by the belly; tarasa—with great force; utkalita—uprooted; anghri-bandhau—the roots of the two trees; nispetatuh—fell down; parama-vikramita—by the supreme power; ati-vepa—trembling severely; skandha—trunk; pravala—bunches of leaves; vitapau—those two trees, along with their branches; krta—having made; canda-sabdau—a fierce sound.
TRANSLATION
By dragging behind Him with great force the wooden mortar tied to His belly, the boy Krsna uprooted the two trees. By the great strength of the Supreme Person, the two trees, with their trunks, leaves and branches, trembled severely and fell to the ground with a great crash.
PURPORT
This is the pastime of Krsna known as damodara-lila. Therefore another of Krsna’s names is Damodara. As stated in the Hari-vamsa:

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