SB 10.25.7
ahaṁ cairāvataṁ nāgam
āruhyānuvraje vrajam
marud-gaṇair mahā-vegair
nanda-goṣṭha-jighāṁsayā
āruhyānuvraje vrajam
marud-gaṇair mahā-vegair
nanda-goṣṭha-jighāṁsayā
Word for word:
aham — I; ca — also; airāvatam — named Airāvata; nāgam — my elephant; āruhya — riding; anuvraje — will follow along; vrajam — to Vraja; marut-gaṇaiḥ — accompanied by the wind-gods; mahā-vegaiḥ — who move with great power; nanda-goṣṭha — the cowherd community of Nanda Mahārāja; jighāṁsayā — with the intent of destroying.
Translation:
I will follow you to Vraja, riding on my elephant Airāvata and taking with me the swift and powerful wind-gods to decimate the cowherd village of Nanda Mahārāja.
Purport:
The Sāṁvartaka clouds were frightened by Indra’s powerful mood and thus carried out his order, as described in the following verse.