baddha -- tied up; anyaya -- by another gopi; sraja -- with a flower garland; kacit -- one gopi; tanvi -- slender; tatra -- there; ulukhale -- to the grinding mortar; badhnami -- I am binding; bhanda -- of the storage pots; bhettaram -- the breaker; haiyam-gava -- of the butter saved from the previous day's milk; musham -- the stealer; tu -- indeed; iti -- thus speaking; bhita -- afraid; su-drik -- with beautiful eyes; pidhaya -- covering; asyam -- her face; bheje -- assumed; bhiti -- of fear; vidambanam -- the pretense.

One gopi tied up her slender companion with a flower garland and said, "Now I will bind this boy who has broken the butter pots and stolen the butter." The second gopi then covered her face and beautiful eyes, pretending to be afraid.