5 Lines On Eagle In Sanskrit

गरुडः गजमुखानां राजा अस्ति।
(Garudaḥ gajamukhānāṁ rājā asti.)
The eagle is the king of birds with elephantine faces.

तेजसा प्रज्वलितं पतन्तमेव दृष्ट्वा, गरुडः विहारात् उत्त्सुखं पतितं निष्पिध्यति।
(Tejasā prajvalitaṁ patantameva dṛṣṭvā, garuḍaḥ vihārāt uttsukhaṁ patitaṁ niṣpidhyati.)
The eagle, upon seeing a falling flame, eagerly dives from its flight for a joyful descent.

विक्रान्त गतिः स्वतन्त्रा च गरुडस्य।
(Vikrānta gatiḥ svatantrā ca garuḍasya.)
The eagle’s movement is bold and independent.

गरुडस्य नेत्रे सततं पतिता दृष्टे प्राणिनः रक्षां करोति।
(Garuḍasya netre satataṁ patitā dṛṣṭe prāṇinaḥ rakṣāṁ karoti.)
The eagle’s ever-watchful eyes ensure the protection of creatures wherever it gazes.

गरुडो वायुच्छ्वासमात्रेण स्वासमानं स्वयं उच्चैः उत्तानं करोति।
(Garudo vāyucchvāsamātreṇa svāsamānaṁ svayaṁ uccaiḥ uttānaṁ karoti.)
The eagle lifts itself high with just a breath of air, soaring effortlessly into the skies.