Bhaktivedanta VedaBase: Śrīmad Bhāgavatam 3.17.12

rudanto rāsabha-trastā

nīḍād udapatan khagāḥ

ghoṣe 'raṇye ca paśavaḥ

śakṛn-mūtram akurvata

SYNONYMS

rudantaḥ — shrieking; rāsabha — by the asses; trastāḥ — frightened; nīḍāt — from the nest; udapatan — flew up; khagāḥ — birds; ghoṣe — in the cowshed; araṇye — in the woods; ca — and; paśavaḥ — the cattle; śakṛt — dung; mūtram — urine; akurvata — passed.

TRANSLATION

Frightened by the braying of the asses, birds flew shrieking from their nests, while cattle in the cowsheds as well as in the woods passed dung and urine.

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