Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam 3.31.2
కలలం త్వేకరాత్రేణ పఞ్చరాత్రేణ బుద్బుదమ్ ।
దశాహేన తు కర్కన్ధూ: పేశ్యణ్డం వా తత: పరమ్ ॥ ౨ ॥
kalalaṁ tv eka-rātreṇa
[kalalam tv eka-raatrena]
paṣca-rātreṇa budbudam
[pashcha-raatrena budbudam]
daśāhena tu karkandhūḥ
[dashaahena tu karkandhooh]
peśy aṇḍaṁ vā tataḥ param
[peshy andam vaa tatah param]
Word-for-word
kalalam
—
mixing of the sperm and ovum
tu
—
then
eka-rātreṇa
—
on the first night
paṣca-rātreṇa
—
by the fifth night
budbudam
—
a bubble
daśa-ahena
—
in ten days
tu
—
then
karkandhūḥ
—
like a plum
peśī
—
a lump of flesh
aṇḍam
—
an egg
vā
—
or
tataḥ
—
thence
param
—
afterwards.
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
kalalaṁ tv eka-rātreṇa
kalalam
mixing of the sperm and ovum
paṣca-rātreṇa budbudam
daśāhena tu karkandhūḥ
tu
then
eka-rātreṇa
on the first night
peśy aṇḍaṁ vā tataḥ param
paṣca-rātreṇa
by the fifth night
budbudam
a bubble
daśa-ahena
in ten days
tu
then
karkandhūḥ
like a plum
peśī
a lump of flesh
aṇḍam
an egg
vā
or
tataḥ
thence
param
afterwards.
On the first night, the sperm and ovum mix, and on the fifth night the mixture ferments into a bubble. On the tenth night it develops into a form like a plum, and after that, it gradually turns into a lump of flesh or an egg, as the case may be.
Purport
The body of the soul develops in four different ways according to its different sources. One kind of body, that of the trees and plants, sprouts from the earth; the second kind of body grows from perspiration, as with flies, germs and bugs; the third kind of body develops from eggs; and the fourth develops from an embryo. This verse indicates that after emulsification of the ovum and sperm, the body gradually develops either into a lump of flesh or into an egg, as the case may be. In the case of birds it develops into an egg, and in the case of animals and human beings it develops into a lump of flesh.
— A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupāda
Gauḍīya Ācāryas
Viśvanātha Cakravartī Ṭhākura
Gauḍīya
Translation
On the first night, the semen mixes with blood. By the fifth night, it forms a bubble shape. After ten days, it becomes the size of a hard badarī fruit, and then ball of flesh in the case of womb-born, or an egg in the case of birds.
Kalalam is a mixture of semen and blood. Budbudam is the shape of a bubble. Karkandhū is the shape of a hard badarī fruit.
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