suparṇa-tÄla-dhvaja-cihitnau rathÄv
alaká¹£ayantyo hari-rÄmayor má¹›dhe
striyaḥ purÄá¹á¹Älaka-harmya-gopuraá¹
samÄÅ›ritÄḥ sammumuhuḥ Å›ucÄrditaḥ
suparṇa - with (the symbol of) Garuá¸a (the bird who carries Lord Viṣṇu); tÄla - and the palm tree; dhvaja - by the banners; cihnitau - marked; rathau - the two chariots; alaká¹£ayantyaḥ - not identifying; hari-rÄmayoḥ - of Kṛṣṇa and BalarÄma; má¹›dhe - in the battle; striyaḥ - women; pura - of the city; aá¹á¹Älaka - in the watchtowers; harmya - palaces; gopuram - and in the gateways; samÄÅ›ritÄḥ - having taken positions; sammumuhuḥ - fainted; Å›ucÄ - by grief; arditÄḥ - tormented.
The women are especially mentioned here because of their extraordinary attachment to Lord Kṛṣṇa and Lord BalarÄma.