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Srimad Bhagavatam 5.8.7

5.8.7

तं त्वेणकुणकं कृपणं स्रोतसानूह्यमानमभिवीक्ष्यापविद्धं बन्धुरिवानुकम्पया राजर्षिर्भरत आदाय मृतमातरमित्याश्रमपदमनयत् ॥ ७ ॥

tam tv ena-kunakam krpanam srotasanuhyamanam abhiviksyapaviddham bandhur ivanukampaya rajarsir bharata adaya mrta-mataram ity asrama-padam anayat.

tam
that
tu
but
ena-kunakam
the deer calf
krpanam
helpless
srotasa
by the waves
anuhyamanam
abhiviksya
seeing
apaviddham
removed from its own kind
bandhuh iva
just like a friend
anukampaya
with compassion
raja-rsih bharatah
the great, saintly King Bharata
adaya
taking
mrta-mataram
who lost its mother
iti
thus thinking
asrama-padam
to the asrama
anayat
brought.

The great King Bharata, while sitting on the bank of the river, saw the small deer, bereft of its mother, down the river. Seeing this, he felt great compassion. Like a sincere friend, he lifted the infant deer from the waves, and, knowing it to be motherless, brought it to his asrama.