ehi vīra gṛhaḿ yāmo
na tvāḿ tyaktum ihotsahe
tvayonmathita-cittāyāḥ
prasīda puruṣarṣabha
ehi -- come; vira -- O hero; griham -- to my house; yamah -- let us go; na -- not; tvam -- You; tyaktum -- to leave; iha -- here; utsahe -- I can bear; tvaya -- by You; unmathita -- agitated; cittayah -- on her whose mind; prasida -- please have mercy; purusha-rishabha -- O best of men.
[Trivakra said:] Come, O hero, let us go to my house. I cannot bear to leave You here. O best of males, please take pity on me, since You have agitated my mind.
Srila Visvanatha Cakravarti supplies the following conversation:
Krishna: Is it for the purpose of dining that you're inviting Me to your house?
Trivakra: I simply can't leave You here.
Krishna: But people here on the King's road will misconstrue what you're saying and laugh. Therefore please don't speak like this.
Trivakra: I can't help being agitated. You made the mistake of touching me. It's not my fault.
