tat - that; bhauma-sainyam - army of Bhaumāsura; bhagavān - the Supreme Lord; gadāgrajaḥ - Kṛṣṇa; vicitra - variegated; vājaiḥ - whose feathers; niśitaiḥ - sharp; śilīmukhaiḥ - with arrows; nikṛtta - cut off; bāhu - with arms; ūru - thighs; śiraḥ-dhra - and necks; vigraham - whose bodies; cakāra - made; tarhi eva - at that same moment; hata - killed; aśva - the horses; kuñjaram - and elephants.

At that moment Lord Gadāgraja shot His sharp arrows at Bhaumāsura’s army. These arrows, displaying variegated feathers, soon reduced that army to a mass of bodies with severed arms, thighs and necks. The Lord similarly killed the opposing horses and elephants.