Devanagari
शतवर्षा ह्यनावृष्टिर्भविष्यत्युल्बणा भुवि ।
तत्कालोपचितोष्णार्को लोकांस्त्रीन्प्रतपिष्यति ॥ ९ ॥
Verse text
śata-varṣā hy anāvṛṣṭir
bhaviṣyaty ulbaṇā bhuvi
tat-kālopacitoṣṇārko
lokāṁs trīn pratapiṣyati
Synonyms
śata-varṣā
—
lasting one hundred years
;
hi
—
indeed
;
anāvṛṣṭiḥ
—
drought
;
bhaviṣyati
—
there will be
;
ulbaṇā
—
terrible
;
bhuvi
—
on the earth
;
tat-kāla
—
in that duration of time
;
upacita
—
accumulated
;
uṣṇa
—
whose heat
;
arkaḥ
—
the sun
;
lokān
—
the worlds
;
trīn
—
three
;
pratapiṣyati
—
will greatly burn.
Translation
As cosmic annihilation approaches, a terrible drought takes place on earth for one hundred years. For one hundred years the heat of the sun gradually increases, and its blazing heat begins to torment the three worlds.
Translation (Visvanatha Cakravarti Thakura)
A terrible drought takes place on earth for one hundred years. The heat of the sun increases at that time and the sun burns up the three worlds.
The sun increases (upacita) in heat.