payasvinīs taruṇīḥ śīla-rūpa-
guṇopapannÄḥ kapilÄ hema-sṛṅgīḥ
nyÄyÄrjitÄ rÅ«pya-khurÄḥ sa-vatsÄ
dukÅ«la-mÄlÄbharaá¹‡Ä dadÄv aham

 payaḥ-vinīḥ - having milk; taruṇīḥ - young; Å›Ä«la - with good behavior; rÅ«pa - beauty; guṇa - and other qualities; upapannÄḥ - endowed; kapilÄḥ - brown; hema - gold; Å›á¹›á¹…gīḥ - with horns; nyÄya - fairly; arjitÄḥ - earned; rÅ«pya - silver; khurÄḥ - with hooves; sa-vatsÄḥ - together with their calves; dukÅ«la - fine cloth; mÄlÄ - with garlands; ÄbharaṇÄḥ - adorned; dadau - gave; aham - I.


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Young, brown, milk-laden cows, who were well-behaved, beautiful and endowed with good qualities, who were all acquired honestly, and who had gilded horns, silver-plated hooves and decorations of fine ornamental cloths and garlands — such were the cows, along with their calves, that I gave in charity.

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