dhik - damnation; arjunam - on Arjuna; mṛṣā - false; vādam - whose speech; dhik - damnation; ātma - of himself; ślāghinaḥ - of the glorifier; dhanuḥ - on the bow; daiva - by fate; upasṛṣṭam - taken; yaḥ - who; mauḍhyāt - out of delusion; āninīṣati - intends to bring back; durmatiḥ - unintelligent.

“To hell with that liar Arjuna! To hell with that braggart’s bow! He is so foolish that he has deluded himself into thinking he can bring back a person whom destiny has taken away.”