उत्तस्थुस्ते कुशलिनो निद्रापाय इवाञ्जसा । पितुर्विद्वांस्तपोवीर्यं रामश्चक्रे सुहृद्वधम् ॥ ८ ॥
uttasthus te kusalino nidrapaya ivanjasa pitur vidvams tapo-viryam ramas cakre suhrd-vadham
- uttasthuh
- got up immediately
- te
- Lord Parasurama’s mother and brothers
- kusalinah
- being happily alive
- nidra-apaye
- at the end of sound sleep
- iva
- like
- anjasa
- very soon
- pituh
- of his father
- vidvan
- being aware of
- tapah
- austerity
- viryam
- power
- ramah
- Lord Parasurama
- cakre
- executed
- suhrt-vadham
- killing of his family members.
Thereafter, by the benediction of Jamadagni, Lord Parasurama’s mother and brothers immediately came alive and were very happy, as if awakened from sound sleep. Lord Parasurama had killed his relatives in accordance with his father’s order because he was fully aware of his father’s power, austerity and learning.