dṛṣṭvā - seeing; sa-bhāryam - with His wife; garuḍa-upari - upon Garuḍa; sthitam - sitting; sūrya - the sun; upariṣṭāt - higher than; sa-taḍit - with lightning; ghanam - a cloud; yathā - like; kṛṣṇam - Lord Kṛṣṇa; saḥ - he, Bhauma; tasmai - at Him; vyasṛjat - released; śata-ghnīm - Śataghnī (the name of his śakti spear); yodhāḥ - his soldiers; ca - and; sarve - all; yugapat - simultaneously; ca - and; vivyadhuḥ - attacked.

Lord Kṛṣṇa and His wife, mounted upon Garuḍa, looked like a cloud with lightning sitting above the sun. Seeing the Lord, Bhauma released his Śataghnī weapon at Him, whereupon all of Bhauma’s soldiers simultaneously attacked with their weapons.