taṁ mātuleyaṁ parirabhya nirvṛto
bhīmaḥ smayan prema-jalākulendriyaḥ
yamau kirīṭī ca suhṛttamaṁ mudā
pravṛddha-bāṣpāḥ parirebhire 'cyutam

 tam - Him; mātuleyam - his mother's brother's son; parirabhya - embracing; nirvṛtaḥ - filled with joy; bhīmaḥ - Bhīmasena; smayan - laughing; prema - due to love; jala - with the water (tears); ākula - filled; indriyaḥ - whose eyes; yamau - the twins (Nakula and Sahadeva); kirītī - Arjuna; ca - and; suhṛt-tamam - their dearmost friend; mudā - with pleasure; pravṛddha - profuse; bāṣpāḥ - whose tears; parirebhire - they embraced; acyutam - the infallible Lord.


Text

Then Bhīma, his eyes brimming with tears, laughed with joy as he embraced his maternal cousin, Kṛṣṇa. Arjuna and the twins — Nakula and Sahadeva — also joyfully embraced their dearmost friend, the infallible Lord, and they cried profusely.

Purport