Примери за използване на Karṇa на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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So Karṇa was not allowed.
Appendix 2: Karṇa Cursed.
Karṇa and Aśvatthāmā stood by his sides, grim-faced.
The Pāṇḍava swung his mace and Karṇa quickly countered with his own.
Karṇa came forward to meet them, and Bhīma challenged him.
With a further twenty shafts Bhīma then struck Karṇa on the chest and sent up a great roar.
Karṇa rushed at him, furiously releasing hundreds of arrows.
He would stand a better chance of checking Arjuna when flanked by Kṛpa, Karṇa and Aśvatthāmā.
Karṇa countered the attack and quickly emerged from the network of shafts.
Summoning all his strength,he sent a terrific downpour of arrows that completely enveloped Karṇa.
Bhīma assailed Karṇa with all his power. He looked at him with unbridled contempt.
Braving Bhīma's arrows,Durmukha raced over to Karṇa and quickly took him onto his chariot.
As Bhīma and Karṇa battled, Arjuna and Sātyaki maintained a ceaseless attack on the Kauravas.
After striking terror into the hearts of Duryodhana,Bhīṣma, Karṇa and Kṛpa, I will bring back the cows.
Bhīma again tackled Karṇa, and at the same time annihilated the troops supporting him.
At the same time, Duryodhana, still encased in his impenetrable armor,assailed him from the front with Karṇa.
Intent on smashing Karṇa with his mace, the Pāṇḍava brought his chariot right up to him.
His horses and charioteers slain, andhimself struck everywhere and continuously, Karṇa was confounded and did not know what to do.
He found Karṇa after Kuntī had cast him away in a basket and raised him as his own son.
At the head of the army Kṛpa continued to speak, admonishing Karṇa who stood fuming on his chariot, his great bow held at the ready.
Finally, even Karṇa himself was overpowered and pierced by so many shafts that he turned and fled.
Draupadī's real purpose was to accept Arjuna as her husband, but Karṇa was there, and she knew that if he competed, Arjuna would not be able to succeed.
Shocked, Karṇa quickly circumambulated the dead Kaurava and then ran across to another warrior's chariot.
Contending at close quarters, Bhīma and Karṇa appeared like a couple of infuriated mountain lions fighting to the death.
Karṇa stood at a distance with his weapons at the ready, but even he would find it hard to check Arjuna in his present mood.
Undaunted, Bhīma went even closer to Karṇa, constantly releasing steel shafts that struck him in every part of his body.
But even as Karṇa leapt across to the chariot, Bhīma killed Durmukha along with his charioteer and horses.
Arjuna still had to overcome Karṇa, Aśvatthāmā, and other powerful Kauravas before he could reach Jayadratha.
Droṇa ordered his son, Kṛpa, Karṇa, Śalya, Duryodhana, and a number of other maharatha warriors to stand before Arjuna, who could now see Jayadratha.