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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam 12.2.39

కృతం త్రేతా ద్వాపరం చ కలిశ్చేతి చతుర్యుగమ్ । అనేన క్రమయోగేన భువి ప్రాణిషు వర్తతే ॥ ౩౯ ॥
kṛtaṁ tretā dvāparaṁ ca
[kritam tretaa dvaaparam cha]
kaliś ceti catur-yugam
[kalish cheti chatur-yugam]
anena krama-yogena
[anena krama-yogena]
bhuvi prāṇiṣu vartate
[bhuvi praanishu vartate]
kṛtam — Satya-yuga tretā — Tretā-yuga dvāparam — Dvāpara-yuga ca — and kaliḥ — Kali-yuga ca — and iti — thus catuḥ-yugam — the cycle of four ages anena — by this krama — sequential yogena — pattern bhuvi — in this world prāṇiṣu — among living beings vartate — goes on continuously.
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
kṛtaṁ tretā dvāparaṁ ca
kṛtam
Satya-yuga
tretā
Tretā-yuga
dvāparam
Dvāpara-yuga
ca
and
kaliś ceti catur-yugam
kaliḥ
Kali-yuga
ca
and
iti
thus
catuḥ-yugam
the cycle of four ages
anena krama-yogena
anena
by this
krama
sequential
yogena
pattern
bhuvi prāṇiṣu vartate
bhuvi
in this world
prāṇiṣu
among living beings
vartate
goes on continuously.
The cycle of four ages — Satya, Tretā, Dvāpara and Kali — continues perpetually among living beings on this earth, repeating the same general sequence of events.
Viśvanātha Cakravartī Ṭhākura Gauḍīya
Translation
The cycle of four ages—Satya, Tretā, Dvāpara and Kali—continues perpetually among living beings on this earth, in the same sequence. This verse shows the cycle of four yugas.
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