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Text 47
āvayoḥ yudhyator asya
yady āgantā jarā-sutaḥ
bandhūn haniṣyaty atha vā
neṣyate sva-puraṁ balī
āvayoḥ — the two of Us; yudhyatoḥ — while fighting; asya — with him (Kālayavana); yadi — if; āgantā — comes; jarā-sutaḥ — the son of Jarā; bandhūn — Our relatives; haniṣyati — he will kill; atha vā — or else; neṣyate — he will take; sva — to his own; puram — city; balī — strong.
“If powerful Jarāsandha comes while We two are busy fighting Kālayavana, Jarāsandha may kill Our relatives or else take them away to his capital.