Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam 12.8.37
ఉత్థాయ ప్రాఞ్జలి: ప్రహ్వ ఔత్సుక్యాదాశ్లిషన్నివ ।
నమో నమ ఇతీశానౌ బభాశే గద్గదాక్షరమ్ ॥ ౩౭ ॥
utthāya prāṣjaliḥ prahva
[utthaaya praashjalih prahva]
autsukyād āśliṣann iva
[autsukyaad aashlishann iva]
namo nama itīśānau
[namo nama iteeshaanau]
babhāṣe gadgadākṣaram
[babhaashe gadgadaaksharam]
Word-for-word
utthāya
—
standing up
prāṣjaliḥ
—
with folded hands
prahvaḥ
—
humble
autsukyāt
—
out of eagerness
āśliṣan
—
embracing
iva
—
as if
namaḥ
—
obeisances
namaḥ
—
obeisances
iti
—
thus
īśānau
—
to the two Lords
babhāṣe
—
he spoke
gadgada
—
choking with ecstasy
akṣaram
—
the syllables.
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
utthāya prāṣjaliḥ prahva
utthāya
standing up
prāṣjaliḥ
with folded hands
prahvaḥ
humble
autsukyād āśliṣann iva
autsukyāt
out of eagerness
āśliṣan
embracing
iva
as if
namo nama itīśānau
namaḥ
obeisances
namaḥ
obeisances
iti
thus
īśānau
to the two Lords
babhāṣe gadgadākṣaram
babhāṣe
he spoke
gadgada
choking with ecstasy
akṣaram
the syllables.
Standing with his hands folded in supplication and his head bowed in humility, Mārkaṇḍeya felt such eagerness that he imagined he was embracing the two Lords. In a voice choked with ecstasy, he repeatedly said, “I offer You my humble obeisances.”
Gauḍīya Ācāryas
Viśvanātha Cakravartī Ṭhākura
Gauḍīya
Translation
Standing with his hands folded in supplication and his head bowed in humility, Mārkaṇḍeya out of eagerness imagined he was embracing the two Lords. In a voice choked with ecstasy, he repeatedly said, "I offer my humble obeisances."
Pravhaḥ means “with humility.”
My note
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