atha vṛndāvaneśvaryāḥ
kīrtyante pravarā guṇāḥ
madhureyaṁ nava-vayāś
calāpāṅgojjvala-smitā
cāru-saubhāgya-rekhāḍhyā
gandhonmādita-mādhavā
saṅgīta-prasarābhijñā
ramya-vāṅ narma-paṇḍitā
vinītā karuṇā-pūrṇā
vidagdhā pāṭavānvitā
lajjā-śīlā su-maryādā
dhairya-gāmbhīrya-śālinī
su-vilāsā mahābhāva-
paramotkarṣa-tarṣiṇī
gokula-prema-vasatir
jagac-chreṇī-lasad-yaśāḥ
gurv-arpita-guru-snehā
sakhī-praṇayitā-vaśā
kṛṣṇa-priyāvalī-mukhyā
santatāśrava-keśavā
bahunā kiṁ guṇās tasyāḥ
saṅkhyātītā harer iva
atha - now; vṛndāvana-īśvaryāḥ - of the Queen of Vṛndāvana (Śrī Rādhikā); kīrtyante - are glorified; pravarāḥ - chief; guṇāḥ - qualities; madhurā - sweet; iyam - this one (Rādhikā); nava-vayāḥ - youthful; cala-apāṅga - having restless eyes; ujjvala-smitā - having a bright smile; cāru-saubhāgya-rekha-āḍhyā - possessing beautiful, auspicious lines on the body; gandha - by the wonderful fragrance of Her body; unmādita-mādhavā - exciting Kṛṣṇa; saṅgīta - of songs; prasara-abhijñā - knowledgeable in the expansion; ramya-vāk - having charming speech; narma-paṇḍitā - learned in joking; vinītā - humble; karuṇā-pūrṇā - full of mercy; vidagdhā - cunning; pāṭava-anvitā - expert in performing Her duties; lajjā-śīlā - shy; su-maryādā - respectful; dhairya - calm; gāmbhīrya-śālinī - and grave; su-vilāsā - playful; mahā-bhāva - of advanced ecstasy; parama-utkarṣa - in the highest excellence; tarṣiṇī - desirous; gokula-prema - the love of the residents of Gokula; vasatiḥ - the abode; jagat-śreṇī - among the surrendered devotees who are the abodes (āśraya) of love for Kṛṣṇa; lasat - shining; yaśāḥ - whose fame; guru - to the elders; arpita - offered; guru-snehā - whose great affection; sakhī-praṇayitā-vaśā - controlled by the love of her gopī friends; kṛṣṇa-priya-āvalī - among those who are dear to Kṛṣṇa; mukhyā - the chief; santata - always; āśrava-keśavāḥ - to whom Lord Keśava is submissive; bahunā kim - in short; guṇāḥ - the qualities; tasyāḥ - of Her; saṅkhyātītāḥ - beyond count; hareḥ - of Lord Kṛṣṇa; iva - like.
These verses are found in the Ujjvala-nīlamaṇi (Śrī-rādhā-prakaraṇa 11-15).