prÄ«ti-prahasitÄpÄá¹…gam
alakai rūpa-śobhitam
lasat-paṅkaja-kiñjalka-
dukÅ«laá¹ mṛṣá¹a-kuṇá¸alam
sphurat-kirÄ«á¹a-valaya-
hÄra-nÅ«pura-mekhalam
Å›aá¹…kha-cakra-gadÄ-padma-
mÄlÄ-maṇy-uttamarddhimat
prÄ«ti - merciful; prahasita - smiling; apÄá¹…gam - sidelong glance; alakaiḥ - with curling hair; rÅ«pa - beauty; Å›obhitam - increased; lasat - glittering; paá¹…kaja - of the lotus; kiñjalka - saffron; dukÅ«lam - clothing; mṛṣá¹a - glittering; kuṇá¸alam - earrings; sphurat - shiny; kirÄ«á¹a - helmet; valaya - bangles; hÄra - necklace; nÅ«pura - ankle bells; mekhalam - belt; Å›aá¹…kha - conchshell; cakra - wheel; gadÄ - club; padma - lotus flower; mÄlÄ - garland; maṇi - pearls; uttama - first class; á¹›ddhi-mat - still more beautified on account of this.
The word prahasitÄpÄá¹…ga, referring to Kṛṣṇa’s smile and sidelong glances at His devotees, specifically applies to His dealings with the gopÄ«s. Kṛṣṇa is always in a joking mood when He increases the feelings of conjugal rasa in the hearts of the gopÄ«s. The conchshell, club, disc and lotus flower can be either held in His hands or seen on the palms of His hands. According to palmistry, the signs of a conchshell, club, lotus flower and disc mark the palms of great personalities and especially indicate the Supreme Personality of Godhead.