निक्षिप्य परमायत्तो निकुम्भं निष्पिपेष च। उत्पत्य चास्य वेगेन पपातोरसि वेगवान् ॥ परिगृह्य च बाहुभ्यां परिवृत्य शिरोधराम्। उत्पाटयामास शिरो भैरवं नदतो महत्॥
nikṣipya paramāyatto nikumbhaṃ niṣpipeṣa ca| utpatya cāsya vegena papātorasi vegavān || parigṛhya ca bāhubhyāṃ parivṛtya śirodharām| utpāṭayāmāsa śiro bhairavaṃ nadato mahat||
English Meaning
Inflamed with ire, he, throwing down Nikumbha, began to crush him; and gifted with vehemence, he, with great impetuosity, leaped up and sat on the breast (of the Raksa). And halding his head with two hands, he, emitting loud roars, displaced his head.
— M.N. Dutt (1891–94, public domain)