तमद्य निशितैर्बाणैविनिहत्य नरर्षभ । यथाप्रतिज्ञं पार्थ त्वं कृत्वा कीर्तिमवाप्रुहि
tam adya niśitair bāṇair vinihatya nararṣabha | yathā-pratijñaṃ pārtha tvaṃ kṛtvā kīrtim avāpruhi ||
Sañjaya disse: “Ó touro entre os homens, abate-o hoje com tuas flechas afiadas. Ó Pārtha, cumprindo teu voto como prometeste, conquista uma fama duradoura.”
संजय उवाच
The verse emphasizes kṣatriya resolve and the ethical weight of a pratijñā (vow): one should act decisively in accordance with one’s pledged word, for integrity in action is a source of rightful kīrti (honor and renown).
Sañjaya urges Pārtha (Arjuna) to kill the indicated enemy that very day with sharp arrows, explicitly linking the act to the fulfillment of Arjuna’s prior vow and the attainment of fame through keeping that promise in the battlefield context.