mātaram - mother; pitaram - father; bhrātṝn - brothers; patīn - husbands; putrān - children; svasṝn - sisters; api - also; yat - of whom; arthe - for the sake; jahima - we abandoned; dāśārha - O descendant of Dāśārha; dustyajān - difficult to give up; sva-janān - own people; prabho - O Lord; tāḥ - these women; naḥ - ourselves; sadyaḥ - suddenly; parityajya - rejecting; gataḥ - gone away; sañchinna - having broken off; sauhṛdaḥ - friendship; katham - how; nu - indeed; tādṛśam - such; strībhiḥ - by women; na śraddhīyeta - would not be trusted; bhāṣītam - words spoken.

“For Kṛṣṇa’s sake, O descendant of Dāśārha, we abandoned our mothers, fathers, brothers, husbands, children and sisters, even though these family relations are difficult to give up. But now, O Lord, that same Kṛṣṇa has suddenly abandoned us and gone away, breaking off all affectionate ties with us. And yet how could any woman fail to trust His promises?