anyasyām - in another; api - also; bhāryāyām - wife; śakale - parts; dve - two; bṛhadrathāt - from Bṛhadratha; ye - which two parts; mātrā - by the mother; bahiḥ utsṛṣṭe - because of rejection; jarayā - by the demoness named Jarā; ca - and; abhisandhite - when they were joined together; jīva jīva iti - O living entity, be alive; krīḍantyā - playing like that; jarāsandhaḥ - Jarāsandha; abhavat - was generated; sutaḥ - a son.

Through the womb of another wife, Bṛhadratha begot two halves of a son. When the mother saw those two halves she rejected them, but later a she-demon named Jarā playfully joined them and said, “Come to life, come to life!” Thus the son named Jarāsandha was born.