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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam 3.1.11

అజాతశత్రో: ప్రతియచ్ఛ దాయం తితిక్షతో దుర్విషహం తవాగ: । సహానుజో యత్ర వృకోదరాహి: శ్వసన్ రుషా యత్త్వమలం బిభేషి ॥ ౧౧ ॥
ajāta-śatroḥ pratiyaccha dāyaṁ
[ajaata-shatroh pratiyachcha daayam]
titikṣato durviṣahaṁ tavāgaḥ
[titikshato durvishaham tavaagah]
sahānujo yatra vṛkodarāhiḥ
[sahaanujo yatra vrikodaraahih]
śvasan ruṣā yat tvam alaṁ bibheṣi
[shvasan rushaa yat tvam alam bibheshi]
Word-for-word
ajāta-śatroḥ — of Yudhiṣṭhira, who has no enemy pratiyaccha — return dāyam — legitimate share titikṣataḥ — of he who is so forbearing durviṣaham — unbearable tava — your āgaḥ — offense saha — along with anujaḥ — younger brothers yatra — wherein vṛkodara — Bhīma ahiḥ — revenging snake śvasan — breathing heavily ruṣā — in anger yat — whom tvam — you alam — verily bibheṣi — do fear.
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
ajāta-śatroḥ pratiyaccha dāyaṁ
ajāta-śatroḥ
of Yudhiṣṭhira, who has no enemy
pratiyaccha
return
dāyam
legitimate share
titikṣato durviṣahaṁ tavāgaḥ
titikṣataḥ
of he who is so forbearing
durviṣaham
unbearable
tava
your
āgaḥ
offense
sahānujo yatra vṛkodarāhiḥ
saha
along with
anujaḥ
younger brothers
yatra
wherein
vṛkodara
Bhīma
ahiḥ
revenging snake
śvasan ruṣā yat tvam alaṁ bibheṣi
śvasan
breathing heavily
ruṣā
in anger
yat
whom
tvam
you
alam
verily
bibheṣi
do fear.
[Vidura said:] You must now return the legitimate share to Yudhiṣṭhira, who has no enemies and who has been forbearing through untold sufferings due to your offenses. He is waiting with his younger brothers, among whom is the revengeful Bhīma, breathing heavily like a snake. Surely you are afraid of him.
Gauḍīya Ācāryas
Viśvanātha Cakravartī Ṭhākura Gauḍīya
Translation
“Give the rightful portion of the kingdom to Yudhiṣṭhira, who has tolerated your intolerable aggression-- because of which, Bhīma, along with his brothers, remains breathing heavily in anger at your offenses. This gives you fear. Because of the offenses (yatra) Bhīma breathes heavily in anger, because of which you are in great (alam) fear.
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