tābhiḥ sametābhir udāra-ceṣṭitaḥ

priyekṣaṇotphulla-mukhībhir acyutaḥ

udāra-hāsa-dvija-kunda-dīdhatir

vyarocataiṇāńka ivoḍubhir vṛtaḥ

tabhih -- with them; sametabhih -- who were all joined together; udara -- magnanimous; ceshtitah -- He whose activities; priya -- affectionate; ikshana -- by His glances; utphulla -- blossoming; mukhibhih -- whose faces; acyutah -- the infallible Lord; udara -- with broad; hasa -- smiles; dvija -- of His teeth; kunda -- (like) jasmine flowers; didhatih -- showing the effulgence; vyarocata -- He appeared splendid; ena-ankah -- the moon, who bears marks resembling a black deer; iva -- like; udubhih -- by stars; vritah -- surrounded.


Texto

Among the assembled gopis, the infallible Lord Krishna appeared just like the moon surrounded by stars. He whose activities are so magnanimous made their faces blossom with His affectionate glances, and His broad smiles revealed the effulgence of His jasmine-bud-like teeth.

Significado

The word acyuta here indicates that Lord Krishna did not fail to give pleasure to each and every gopi in the nocturnal assembly.