Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam 8.24.45
నిబధ్య నావం తచ్ఛృఙ్గే యథోక్తో హరిణా పురా ।
వరత్రేణాహినా తుష్టస్తుష్టావ మధుసూదనమ్ ॥ ౪౫ ॥
nibadhya nāvaṁ tac-chṛṅge
[nibadhya naavam tach-chringe]
yathokto hariṇā purā
[yathokto harinaa puraa]
varatreṇāhinā tuṣṭas
[varatrenaahinaa tushtas]
tuṣṭāva madhusūdanam
[tushtaava madhusoodanam]
Word-for-word
nibadhya
—
anchoring
nāvam
—
the boat
tat-śṛṅge
—
onto the horn of the big fish
yathā-uktaḥ
—
as advised
hariṇā
—
by the Supreme Personality of Godhead
purā
—
before
varatreṇa
—
used as a rope
ahinā
—
by the great serpent (of the name Vāsuki)
tuṣṭaḥ
—
being pleased
tuṣṭāva
—
he satisfied
madhusūdanam
—
the Supreme Lord, the killer of Madhu.
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
nibadhya nāvaṁ tac-chṛṅge
nibadhya
anchoring
nāvam
the boat
tat-śṛṅge
onto the horn of the big fish
yathokto hariṇā purā
yathā-uktaḥ
as advised
hariṇā
by the Supreme Personality of Godhead
purā
before
varatreṇāhinā tuṣṭas
varatreṇa
used as a rope
ahinā
by the great serpent (of the name Vāsuki)
tuṣṭaḥ
being pleased
tuṣṭāva madhusūdanam
tuṣṭāva
he satisfied
madhusūdanam
the Supreme Lord, the killer of Madhu.
Following the instructions formerly given by the Supreme Personality of Godhead, the King anchored the boat to the fish’s horn, using the serpent Vāsuki as a rope. Thus being satisfied, he began offering prayers to the Lord.
Gauḍīya Ācāryas
Viśvanātha Cakravartī Ṭhākura
Gauḍīya
Translation
Following the instructions formerly given by the Lord, the King anchored the boat to the fish's horn, using the serpent Vāsuki as a rope. Thus being satisfied, he offered prayers to the Lord.
Varatrena means “by a rope.”
My note
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