Bhaktivedanta VedaBase: Śrīmad Bhāgavatam 4.6.13

āhvayantam ivoddhastair

dvijān kāma-dughair drumaiḥ

vrajantam iva mātańgair

gṛṇantam iva nirjharaiḥ

SYNONYMS

āhvayantam — calling; iva — as if; ut-hastaiḥ — with upraised hands (branches); dvijān — the birds; kāma-dughaiḥ — yielding desires; drumaiḥ — with trees; vrajantam — moving; iva — as if; mātańgaiḥ — by elephants; gṛṇantam — resounding; iva — as if; nirjharaiḥ — by the waterfalls.

TRANSLATION

There are tall trees with straight branches that appear to call the sweet birds, and when herds of elephants pass through the hills, it appears that the Kailāsa Hill moves with them. When the waterfalls resound, it appears that Kailāsa Hill does also.

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