pariveshayantyah -- getting dressed; tat -- that; hitva -- putting aside; payayantyah -- making drink; sisun -- their children; payah -- milk; susrushantyah -- rendering personal service; patin -- to their husbands; kascit -- some of them; asnantyah -- eating; apasya -- leaving aside; bhojanam -- their meals; limpantyah -- applying cosmetics; pramrijantyah -- cleansing themselves with oils; anyah -- others; anjantyah -- applying kajjala; kasca -- some; locane -- on their eyes; vyatyasta -- in disarray; vastra -- their clothing; abharanah -- and ornaments; kascit -- some of them; krishna-antikam -- to the proximity of Lord Krishna; yayuh -- went.

Some of them were getting dressed, feeding milk to their infants or rendering personal service to their husbands, but they all gave up these duties and went to meet Krishna. Other gopis were taking their evening meals, washing themselves, putting on cosmetics or applying kajjala to their eyes. But all the gopis stopped these activities at once and, though their clothes and ornaments were in complete disarray, rushed off to Krishna.