kruddhaḥ - very angry; su-daṣṭa-oṣṭha-puṭaḥ - pressing his lips with his teeth; saḥ - he (Lord Śiva); dhūḥ-jaṭiḥ - having a cluster of hair on his head; jaṭām - one hair; taḍit - of electricity; vahni - of fire; saṭā - a flame; ugra - terrible; rociṣam - blazing; utkṛtya - snatching; rudraḥ - Lord Śiva; sahasā - at once; utthitaḥ - stood up; hasan - laughing; gambhīra - deep; nādaḥ - sound; visasarja - dashed; tām - that (hair); bhuvi - on the ground.

Thus Lord Śiva, being extremely angry, pressed his lips with his teeth and immediately snatched from his head a strand of hair which blazed like electricity or fire. He stood up at once, laughing like a madman, and dashed the hair to the ground.