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Srimad Bhagavatam 7.8.18

7.8.18

स सत्त्वमेनं परितो विपश्यन् स्तम्भस्य मध्यादनुनिर्जिहानम् । नायं मृगो नापि नरो विचित्र- महो किमेतन्नृमृगेन्द्ररूपम् ॥ १८ ॥

sa sattvam enam parito vipasyan stambhasya madhyad anunirjihanam nayam mrgo napi naro vicitram aho kim etan nr-mrgendra-rupam

sah
he (Hiranyakasipu, the King of the Daityas)
sattvam
living being
enam
that
paritah
all around
vipasyan
looking
stambhasya
of the pillar
madhyat
from the midst
anunirjihanam
having come out
na
not
ayam
this
mrgah
animal
na
not
api
indeed
narah
human being
vicitram
very wonderful
aho
alas
kim
what
etat
this
nr-mrga-indra-rupam
the form of both a man and the king of the beasts, the lion

While Hiranyakasipu looked all around to find the source of the sound, that wonderful form of the Lord, which could not be ascertained to be either a man or a lion, emerged from the pillar. In amazement, Hiranyakasipu wondered, What is this creature that is half man and half lion