sv-alańkṛtā bhuktavantaḥ
sv-anuliptāḥ su-vāsasaḥ
pradakṣiṇāḿ ca kuruta
go-viprānala-parvatān
su-alankritah -- handsomely adorned; bhuktavantah -- having eaten to your satisfaction; su-anuliptah -- anointed with auspicious sandalwood pulp; su-vasasah -- wearing fine garments; pradakshinam -- circumambulation; ca -- and; kuruta -- you should perform; go -- of the cows; vipra -- the brahmanas; anala -- the sacrificial fires; parvatan -- and the hill, Govardhana.
After everyone has eaten to his satisfaction, you should all dress and decorate yourselves handsomely, smear your bodies with sandalwood paste and then circumambulate the cows, the brahmanas, the sacrificial fires and Govardhana Hill.
Lord Krishna wanted all the human beings and even the animals to eat nice bhagavat-prasadam, sanctified foods offered to the Lord. To enthuse His relatives with a festive mood, He requested them to dress beautifully with fine clothes and ornaments and to refresh their bodies with luxurious sandalwood paste. The essential activity, however, was the circumambulation of the holy brahmanas, cows, sacrificial fires and especially Govardhana Hill.
