tanu - body; mana - mind; karāya - cause; kṣobha - agitation; bāḍāya - increase; surata-lobha - lusty desires for enjoyment; harṣa - of jubilation; śoka - lamentation; ādi - and so on; bhāra - burden; vināśaya - destroy; pāsarāya - cause to forget; anya rasa - other tastes; jagat - the whole world; kare - make; ātma-vaśa - under their control; lajjā - shame; dharma - religion; dhairya - patience; kare kṣaya - vanquish; nāgara - O lover; śuna - hear; tomāra - Your; adhara - of lips; carita - the characteristics; mātāya - madden; nārīra - of women; mana - mind; jihvā - tongue; kare ākarṣaṇa - attract; vicārite - considering; saba - all; viparīta - opposite.

“My dear lover,” Lord Caitanya said in the mood of Śrīmatī Rādhārāṇī, “let Me describe some of the characteristics of Your transcendental lips. They agitate the mind and body of everyone, they increase lusty desires for enjoyment, they destroy the burden of material happiness and lamentation, and they make one forget all material tastes. The whole world falls under their control. They vanquish shame, religion and patience, especially in women. Indeed, they inspire madness in the minds of all women. Your lips increase the greed of the tongue and thus attract it. Considering all this, We see that the activities of Your transcendental lips are always paradoxical.