nadyāḥ pulinam āviśya

gopībhir hima-vālukam

juṣṭaḿ tat-taralānandi

kumudāmoda-vāyunā

bāhu-prasāra-parirambha-karālakoru

nīvī-stanālabhana-narma-nakhāgra-pātaiḥ

kṣvelyāvaloka-hasitair vraja-sundarīṇām

uttambhayan rati-patiḿ ramayāḿ cakāra

nadyah -- of the river; pulinam -- the bank; avisya -- entering upon; gopibhih -- together with the gopis; hima -- cool; valukam -- by its sand; jushtam -- served; tat -- of it; tarala -- by the waves; anandi -- made joyful; kumuda -- of the lotuses; amoda -- (carrying) the fragrance; vayuna -- by the wind; bahu -- of His arms; prasara -- with the throwing; parirambha -- with embraces; kara -- of their hands; alaka -- hair; uru -- thighs; nivi -- belts; stana -- and breasts; alabhana -- with the touching; narma -- in sport; nakha -- of fingernails; agra-pataih -- with the striking; kshvelya -- with playful conversation; avaloka -- glancing; hasitaih -- and laughter; vraja-sundarinam -- for the beautiful young girls of Vraja; uttambhayan -- inciting; rati-patim -- Cupid; ramayam cakara -- He took pleasure.


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Sri Krishna went with the gopis to the bank of the Yamuna, where the sand was cooling and the wind, enlivened by the river's waves, bore the fragrance of lotuses. There Krishna threw His arms around the gopis and embraced them. He aroused Cupid in the beautiful young ladies of Vraja by touching their hands, hair, thighs, belts and breasts, by playfully scratching them with His fingernails, and also by joking with them, glancing at them and laughing with them. In this way the Lord enjoyed His pastimes.

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