The Whirlwind demon

This story can be found on pg 62 of Swami Tapasyananda's translation of the Śrimad Bhāgvatam (1981, ed.)

राक्षसः the demon (nominative form, masculine, 3rd person, 1V)

चक्रवातस्य of a whirlwind (genitive form 6V)

रूपे in the form (locative form 7V)

अस्ति is (verb - agreeing with राक्षसः)

The demon is in the form for a whirlwind

सः he

कृष्णम् to Krishna (accusative case 2V)

आगच्छति comes (verb agreeing with राक्षसः and सः)

He comes to Krishna

कृष्णः (nominative form, masculine, 3rd person, 1V)

चक्रवातेन by the Whirlwind/demon (instrumental case, 3V)

गृहीतः grabbed, held (part participle of the root 'grah' to seize)

अस्ति is

Krishna is seized/grabbed by the (demon in the shape of a) whirlwind

यशोदा Yashoda, Krishna's mother

क्रोशति cries (verb agreeing with Yashoda)

Yashoda cries (out)

चाक्रवातः The Whirlwind (demon) [masculine, 3rd person, singular]

कृष्णम् ( कृष्ण को accusative case, 2V)

गगने in the sky (locative case, 7V)

नयति leads (from the root नी, to lead)

The demon leads Krishna into the sky

कृष्णेन by Krishna (instrumental case, 3V)

राक्षसस्य of the demon (genitive case, 6V)

कण्ठः throat (masculine, 3rd person, singular)

गृहीतः seized ((part participle of the root 'grah' to seize)

अस्ति is

The throat of the demon is seized by Krishna

कृष्णः Krishna

राक्षसम् (राक्षस को accusative case, 2V)

गगनात् from the sky (ablative case, 5V)

क्षिपति throws (verb agreeing with Krishna, from the root क्षिप् - to throw)

Krishna throws the demon from the sky

राक्षसः the demon

भूम्याम् on the ground (feminine noun 'bhumi', locative case, 7V)

पतति falls

The demon falls to/on the ground

सः He (the demon)

हतः dead ( past participle form the root han - to kill)

अस्ति is

च and

And he (the demon) is dead