SB 10.11.51

tam — unto Bakāsura; āpatantam — again endeavoring to attack Him; sah- — Lord Kṛṣṇa; nigṛhya — capturing; tuṇḍayoḥ — by the beak; dorbhyām — with His arms; bakam — Bakāsura; kaṁsa-sakham — who was the friend and associate of Kaṁsa; satām patiḥ — Lord Kṛṣṇa, the master of the Vaiṣṇavas; paśyatsu — while observing; bāleṣu — all the cowherd boys; dadāra — bifurcated; līlayā — very easily; mudā-āvahaḥ — this action was very much pleasing; vīraṇa-vat — like the grass called vīraṇa (as it is bifurcated); divaukasām — to all the denizens of heaven.