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Matsya Avatara - In sanskrit with meaning
- from Srimad Bhagavatam - Skanda 1 - 3
मत्स्य अवतार
Matsya Avatara
Matsya Avatara
रूपं स जगृहे मात्स्यं चाक्षुषोदधिसम्प्लवे ।
नाव्यारोप्य महीमय्यामपाद्वैवस्वतं मनुम् ॥१.३.१५॥
Ruupam Sa Jagrhe Maatsyam Caakssusso[a-U]dadhi-Samplave |
Naavyaa[i-Aa]ropya Mahiimayyaam-Apaad-Vaivasvatam Manum ||1.3.15||
Meaning:
1: He (i.e. the Lord) assumed the form of a Matsya (Fish) after the Cakshusha Manvantara when Water flooded (the whole World during deluge),
2: He (i.e. the Lord) made Vaivasvata Manu ascend a Boat when everything was one with Water and thus Protected him.
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नाव्यारोप्य महीमय्यामपाद्वैवस्वतं मनुम् ॥१.३.१५॥
Ruupam Sa Jagrhe Maatsyam Caakssusso[a-U]dadhi-Samplave |
Naavyaa[i-Aa]ropya Mahiimayyaam-Apaad-Vaivasvatam Manum ||1.3.15||
Meaning:
1: He (i.e. the Lord) assumed the form of a Matsya (Fish) after the Cakshusha Manvantara when Water flooded (the whole World during deluge),
2: He (i.e. the Lord) made Vaivasvata Manu ascend a Boat when everything was one with Water and thus Protected him.
Note: Click over each Sanskrit word to get the meaning.
Click here to open the meanings in a new window.
Translated by greenmesg
Bharatavarsha - The Land of Gods and Sages:
1. Stotras2. Scriptures
3. Pilgrimages
4. Festivals
5. Saints: Ramakrishna - Vivekananda - Ramana
6. Sadhana
7. Sanskrit
8. Nature