™aIzAuk( ovaAca
gAAepaA nand"Ad"ya: ™autvaA
ru"mayaAe: patataAe r"vama,
ta‡aAjagmau: ku(s&™aen"
inaGaARtaBayazAiÆltaA:
sri-sukah uvaca-Sri Sukadeva Gosvami said; gopah-all the cowherd men; nanda-adayah-headed by Nanda Maharaja; srutva-hearing; drumayoh-of the two trees; patatoh-falling down; ravam-the high sound, as terrible as a thunderbolt; tatra-there, on the spot; ajagmuh-went; kuru-srestha-O Maharaja Pariksit; nirghata-bhaya-saṅkitah-who were afraid of falling thunderbolts.
Sukadeva Gosvami continued: O Maharaja Pariksit, when the yamala-arjuna trees fell, all the cowherd men in the neighborhood, hearing the fierce sound and fearing thunderbolts, went to the spot.