iti veṇu-ravaá¹ rÄjan
sarva-bhūta-manoharam
Å›rutvÄ vraja-striyaḥ sarvÄ
varṇayantyo 'bhirebhire
iti - thus; veṇu-ravam - the vibration of the flute; rÄjan - 0 King ParÄ«ká¹£it; sarva-bhÅ«ta - of all living beings; manaḥ-haram - stealing the minds; Å›rutvÄ - hearing; vraja-striyaḥ - the ladies standing in the village of Vraja; sarvÄḥ - all of them; varṇayantyaḥ - engaged in describing; abhirebhire - embraced one another.
O King, when the young ladies in Vraja heard the sound of Kṛṣṇa’s flute, which captivates the minds of all living beings, they all embraced one another and began describing it.
The word iti here indicates that after becoming speechless by remembering Kṛṣṇa, the cowherd damsels then regained their composure and were thus able to ecstatically describe the sound of Kṛṣṇa’s flute. As a few gopīs began to exclaim, and the other gopīs realized that they shared the same ecstatic love within their hearts, all of them started embracing one another, overwhelmed with conjugal love for young Kṛṣṇa.
