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śayane āmāra upara lāpha diyā caḍi’
aṭṭa aṭṭa hāse, kare danta-kaḍamaḍi
śayane — in a sleeping condition; āmāra — me; upara — upon; lāpha diyā — jumping; caḍi’ — mounting; aṭṭa aṭṭa — rough and hard; hāse — laughs; kare — does; danta — teeth; kaḍamaḍi — gnashing.
“While I was asleep, the lion jumped on my chest, laughing fiercely and gnashing His teeth.