Significats de infuriate elephants en anglès

I reside also in infuriate elephants, in bovine bulls, in kings, on the throne and good men.

Swelling with pride of prowess, they mangled each other like a couple of infuriate elephants equipped with powerful tusks.

That brave host of heroes, teeming with men, steeds, infuriate elephants, and cars, began very quickly to afflict Arjuna.

Cars also, in that tumultuous fight, were crushed by cars, and infuriate elephants by infuriate compeers, and horsemen by horsemen.

Striking each other equally like two infuriated elephants, their clashing maces produced peals of thunder.

Thousands among them, O king, were exceedingly terrible, looking like infuriated elephants of gigantic size.

Indeed, O bull of Bharata's race, inspired with desire of victory, they looked like two infuriated elephants.

Resembling infuriated elephants, they become irresistible.

Infuriate elephants, O king, routing large numbers of steeds, slew them with their tusks or crushed them with great force.

Then a force of Mlecchas riding thirteen hundred ever- infuriated elephants, at the command of thy son, assailed Partha in the flank.

Filled with rage and desire of vengeance, they thus cursed and flamed against each other like a couple of infuriated elephants.

They were like a couple of infuriated elephants or of angry mountains or of infant snakes of virulent poison or of all-destroying Yamas.

We then beheld those infuriated elephants with spiked plates on their bodies falling on every side, with their riders and standards, like winged mountains.

O monarch, gladden these thy brothers, that resemble infuriated elephants (in prowess), with proper words,-theseheroes that have always drunk of the cup of misery.