Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam 8.22.19
బద్ధం వీక్ష్య పతిం సాధ్వీ తత్పత్నీ భయవిహ్వలా ।
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baddhaṁ vīkṣya patiṁ sādhvī
[baddham veekshya patim saadhvee]
tat-patnī bhaya-vihvalā
[tat-patnee bhaya-vihvalaa]
prāṣjaliḥ praṇatopendraṁ
[praashjalih pranatopendram]
babhāṣe ’vāṅ-mukhī nṛpa
[babhaashe ’vaan-mukhee nripa]
Word-for-word
baddham
—
arrested
vīkṣya
—
seeing
patim
—
her husband
sādhvī
—
the chaste woman
tat-patnī
—
Bali Mahārāja’s wife
bhaya-vihvalā
—
being very disturbed by fear
prāṣjaliḥ
—
with folded hands
praṇatā
—
having offered obeisances
upendram
—
unto Vāmanadeva
babhāṣe
—
addressed
avāk-mukhī
—
with face downward
nṛpa
—
O Mahārāja Parīkṣit.
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
baddhaṁ vīkṣya patiṁ sādhvī
baddham
arrested
vīkṣya
seeing
patim
her husband
sādhvī
the chaste woman
tat-patnī bhaya-vihvalā
tat-patnī
Bali Mahārāja’s wife
bhaya-vihvalā
being very disturbed by fear
prāṣjaliḥ praṇatopendraṁ
prāṣjaliḥ
with folded hands
praṇatā
having offered obeisances
upendram
unto Vāmanadeva
babhāṣe ’vāṅ-mukhī nṛpa
babhāṣe
addressed
avāk-mukhī
with face downward
nṛpa
O Mahārāja Parīkṣit.
But Bali Mahārāja’s chaste wife, afraid and aggrieved at seeing her husband arrested, immediately offered obeisances to Lord Vāmanadeva [Upendra]. She folded her hands and spoke as follows.
Purport
Although Lord Brahmā was speaking, he had to stop for a while because Bali Mahārāja’s wife, Vindhyāvali, who was very agitated and afraid, wanted to say something.
— A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupāda
Gauḍīya Ācāryas
Viśvanātha Cakravartī Ṭhākura
Gauḍīya
Translation
But Bali Mahārāja's chaste wife, afraid and aggrieved at seeing her husband arrested, after offering obeisances with downcast face and folded hands to Lord Vāmana, spoke as follows.
Just as Brahmā was about to speak, Bali’s wife spoke. He remained silent out of respect for her. She begins speaking at this point. Seeing her husband bound, she was frightened of the offense he had committed. She lowered her head out of natural shyness of a woman.
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