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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam 3.26.51

తతస్తేనానువిద్ధేభ్యో యుక్తేభ్యోఽణ్డమచేతనమ్ । ఉత్థితం పురుషో యస్మాదుదతిష్ఠదసౌ విరాట్ ॥ ౫౧ ॥
tatas tenānuviddhebhyo
[tatas tenaanuviddhebhyo]
yuktebhyo ’ṇḍam acetanam
[yuktebhyo ’ndam achetanam]
utthitaṁ puruṣo yasmād
[utthitam purusho yasmaad]
udatiṣṭhad asau virāṭ
[udatishthad asau viraat]
tataḥ — then tena — by the Lord anuviddhebhyaḥ — from these seven principles, roused into activity yuktebhyaḥ — united aṇḍam — an egg acetanam — unintelligent utthitam — arose puruṣaḥ — Cosmic Being yasmāt — from which udatiṣṭhat — appeared asau — that virāṭ — celebrated.
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
tatas tenānuviddhebhyo
tataḥ
then
tena
by the Lord
anuviddhebhyaḥ
from these seven principles, roused into activity
yuktebhyo ’ṇḍam acetanam
yuktebhyaḥ
united
aṇḍam
an egg
acetanam
unintelligent
utthitaṁ puruṣo yasmād
utthitam
arose
puruṣaḥ
Cosmic Being
yasmāt
from which
udatiṣṭhad asau virāṭ
udatiṣṭhat
appeared
asau
that
virāṭ
celebrated.
From these seven principles, roused into activity and united by the presence of the Lord, an unintelligent egg arose, from which appeared the celebrated Cosmic Being.

In sex life, the combination of matter from the parents, which involves emulsification and secretion, creates the situation whereby a soul is received within matter, and the combination of matter gradually develops into a complete body. The same principle exists in the universal creation: the ingredients are present, but only when the Lord enters into the material elements is matter actually agitated. That is the cause of creation. We can see this in our ordinary experience. Although we may have clay, water and fire, the elements take the shape of a brick only when we labor to combine them. Without the living energy, there is no possibility that matter can take shape. Similarly, this material world does not develop unless agitated by the Supreme Lord as the virāṭ-puruṣa. Yasmād udatiṣṭhad asau virāṭ: by His agitation, space was created, and the universal form of the Lord also manifested therein.

— A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupāda
Viśvanātha Cakravartī Ṭhākura Gauḍīya
Translation
By the Lord’s entrance into the elements, they combined together and formed an unconscious globe, from which the universal form composed of the mass of jīvas arose. Being penetrated by his entrance, the elements became agitated and immediately combined to form an egg. From that, the universal form, composed of the mass of jīvas (hiraṇyagarbha) arose, as if waking up from sleep and coming to life.
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