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Srimad Bhagavatam 3.13.27

3.13.27

उत्क्षिप्तवाल: खचर: कठोर: सटा विधुन्वन् खररोमशत्वक् । खुराहताभ्र: सितदंष्ट्र ईक्षा- ज्योतिर्बभासे भगवान्महीध्र: ॥ २७ ॥

utksipta-valah kha-carah kathorah sata vidhunvan khara-romasa-tvak khurahatabhrah sita-damstra iksa- jyotir babhase bhagavan mahidhrah

utksipta-valah
slashing with the tail
kha-carah
in the sky
kathorah
very hard
satah
hairs on the shoulder
vidhunvan
quivering
khara
sharp
romasa-tvak
skin full of hairs
khura-ahata
struck by the hooves
abhrah
the clouds
sita-damstrah
white tusks
iksa
glance
jyotih
luminous
babhase
began to emit an effulgence
bhagavan
the Personality of Godhead
mahi-dhrah
the supporter of the world.

Before entering the water to rescue the earth, Lord Boar flew in the sky, slashing His tail, His hard hairs quivering. His very glance was luminous, and He scattered the clouds in the sky with His hooves and His glittering white tusks.