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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam 12.3.20

త్రేతాయాం ధర్మపాదానాం తుర్యాంశో హీయతే శనై: । అధర్మపాదైరనృతహింసాసన్తోషవిగ్రహై: ॥ ౨౦ ॥
tretāyāṁ dharma-pādānāṁ
[tretaayaam dharma-paadaanaam]
turyāṁśo hīyate śanaiḥ
[turyaamsho heeyate shanaih]
adharma-pādair anṛta-
[adharma-paadair anrita-]
hiṁṣāsantoṣa-vigrahaiḥ
[himshaasantosha-vigrahaih]
tretāyām — in the second age dharma-pādānām — of the legs of religion turya — one fourth aṁśaḥ — part hīyate — is lost śanaiḥ — gradually adharma-pādaiḥ — by the legs of irreligion anṛta — by falsity hiṁsā — violence asantoṣa — dissatisfaction vigrahaiḥ — and quarrel.
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
tretāyāṁ dharma-pādānāṁ
tretāyām
in the second age
dharma-pādānām
of the legs of religion
turyāṁśo hīyate śanaiḥ
turya
one fourth
aṁśaḥ
part
hīyate
is lost
śanaiḥ
gradually
adharma-pādair anṛta-
adharma-pādaiḥ
by the legs of irreligion
anṛta
by falsity
hiṁṣāsantoṣa-vigrahaiḥ
hiṁsā
violence
asantoṣa
dissatisfaction
vigrahaiḥ
and quarrel.
In Tretā-yuga each leg of religion is gradually reduced by one quarter by the influence of the four pillars of irreligion — lying, violence, dissatisfaction and quarrel.

By falsity truth is diminished, by violence mercy is diminished, by dissatisfaction austerity is diminished, and by quarrel charity and cleanliness are diminished.

— A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupāda
Viśvanātha Cakravartī Ṭhākura Gauḍīya
Translation
In Tretā-yuga each leg of religion is gradually reduced by one quarter by the influence of the four pillars of irreligion—lying, violence, dissatisfaction and quarrel. Truth is reduced by lying. Mercy is reduced by violence. Austerity is reduced by dissatisfaction. Cleanliness is reduced by quarrel.
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