Bhakti-rasāmṛta-sindhu .5.28
tatra vairiṇi, yathā –
[tatra vairini, yathaa –]
nirudhya puram unmade harim agādha-sattvāśrayaṁ
[nirudhya puram unmade harim agaadha-sattvaashrayam]
mṛdhe magadha-bhūpatau kim api vaktram ākrośati |
[mridhe magadha-bhoopatau kim api vaktram aakroshati |]
dṛśaṁ kavalita-dviṣad-visara-jāṅgale (lāṅgale) [Note: This word is not in the text, but should probably be inserted since the meter is incomplete without it.]
[drisham kavalita-dvishad-visara-jaangale (laangale) [note: this word is not in the text, but should probably be inserted sinche the meter is inchomplete without it.]]
nunoda dahad-iṅgala-pravala-piṅgalāṁ lāṅgalī ||28||
[nunoda dahad-ingala-pravala-pingalaam laangalee ||28||]
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
tatra vairiṇi, yathā –
nirudhya puram unmade harim agādha-sattvāśrayaṁ
mṛdhe magadha-bhūpatau kim api vaktram ākrośati |
dṛśaṁ kavalita-dviṣad-visara-jāṅgale (lāṅgale) [Note: This word is not in the text, but should probably be inserted since the meter is incomplete without it.]
nunoda dahad-iṅgala-pravala-piṅgalāṁ lāṅgalī ||28||
Kopa against an enemy: When crazy Jarāsandha, surrounding Mathurā, hurled unspeakable abuses at Kṛṣṇa, who possesses an unfathomable wealth of strength in battle, Balarāma, with eyes read as burning coals, glanced at His plow capable of devouring the flesh of a multitude of enemies.
Purport
When Jarāsandha angrily attacked the city of Mathurā, he looked at Kṛṣṇa with sarcastic glances. At that time Baladeva took up His plow weapon and gazed upon Jarāsandha with colored eyes.
— A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupāda
Gauḍīya Ācāryas
Jīva Gosvāmī
Gauḍīya
Durgama-saṅgamanī
Commentary
Kavalita-dviṣad-visara-jāṅgale (lāṅgale) nunoda means (glanced at the plow capable of devouring the flesh of all his enemies). Iṅgala means coals.
My note
Source: vedabase.io