śrī-gopyaḥ ūcuḥ - the gopīs said; vāma - left; bāhu - on His arm; kṛta - putting; vāma - left; kapolaḥ - His cheek; valgita - moving; bhruḥ - His eyebrows; adhara - upon His lips; arpita - placed; veṇum - His flute; komala - tender; aṅgulibhiḥ - with His fingers; āśrita-mārgam - its holes stopped; gopyaḥ - O gopīs; īrayati - vibrates; yatra - where; mukundaḥ - Lord Kṛṣṇa; vyoma - in the sky; yāna - traveling; vanitāḥ - the ladies; saha - together with; siddhaiḥ - the Siddha demigods; vismitāḥ - amazed; tat - to that; upadhārya - listening; sa - with; lajjāḥ - embarrassment; kāma - of lust; mārgaṇa - to the pursuit; samarpita - offered; cittāḥ - their minds; kaśmalam - distress; yayuḥ - they experienced; apasmṛta - forgetting; nīvyaḥ - the belts of their dresses.

The gopīs said: When Mukunda vibrates the flute He has placed to His lips, stopping its holes with His tender fingers, He rests His left cheek on His left arm and makes His eyebrows dance. At that time the demigoddesses traveling in the sky with their husbands, the Siddhas, become amazed. As those ladies listen, they are embarrassed to find their minds yielding to the pursuit of lusty desires, and in their distress they are unaware that the belts of their garments are loosening.