Meaning

He hurled the Manava, the Mohana, the Gandharva, the Swapana, the Jrimbhana, the Madana, the Santapana and Vilapana; the Shoshana and Darana, and the well-nigh unconquerable Vajra; the Brahmapasha, Kalapasha, and Varunapasha; the beloved Pinaka missile, both the Shushka and Ardra thunderbolts; the Danda missile and the Pishacha, and likewise the Krauncha missile; the discus of Dharma, the discus of Kala, and likewise that of Vishnu; the Vayavya, the Mathana, and the Hayashira missile; two spears, and likewise the Kankala and Musala; the great Vaidyadhara missile and the dreadful Kala missile; the terrible Trishula missile, and then the Kapala and Kankana — all these missiles, delight of Raghu, he hurled at Vashishtha, foremost of those who murmur prayer, and it became a marvel to behold.