cāṇūraḥ uvāca - Cāṇūra said; na - not; bālaḥ - a boy; na - not; kiśoraḥ - a youth; tvam - You; balaḥ - Balarāma; ca - and; balinām - of the strong; varaḥ - the best; līlayā - as play; ibhaḥ - the elephant; hataḥ - killed; yena - by whom; sahasra - of one thousand; dvipa - elephants; sattva - of the strength; bhṛt - the bearer.

Cāṇūra said: You aren’t really a child or even a young man, and neither is Balarāma, the strongest of the strong. After all, You playfully killed an elephant who had the strength of a thousand other elephants.