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āra kata-dūre eka dekhena śūkara
taiche viddha bhagna-pāda kare dhaḍ-phaḍa
āra kata-dūre — still farther along; eka — one; dekhena — sees; śūkara — a boar; taiche — similarly; viddha — pierced; bhagna-pāda — broken legs; kare dhaḍ-phaḍa — twists in pain.
“Farther ahead, Nārada Muni saw a boar pierced by an arrow. Its legs were also broken, and it was twisting in pain.