tam—unto Bakasura; apatantam—again endeavoring to attack Him; sah—Lord Krsna; nigrhya—capturing; tundayoh—by the beak; dorbhyam—with His arms; bakam—Bakasura; kamsa-sakham—who was the friend and associate of Kamsa; satam patih—Lord Krsna, the master of the Vaisnavas; pasyatsu—while observing; balesu—all the cowherd boys; dadara—bifurcated; lilaya—very easily; muda-avahah—this action was very much pleasing; virana-vat—like the grass called virana (as it is bifurcated); divaukasam—to all the denizens of heaven.