sri-sukah uvaca -- Sri Sukadeva Gosvami said; tam -- him; vikshya -- seeing; krishna-anucaram -- the servant of Lord Krishna (Uddhava); vraja-striyah -- the women of Vraja; pralamba -- hanging down; bahum -- whose arms; nava -- young; kanja -- like lotuses; locanam -- whose eyes; pita -- yellow; ambaram -- wearing a garment; pushkara -- of lotuses; malinam -- wearing a garland; lasat -- effulgently glowing; makha -- whose face; aravindam -- lotuslike; parimrishta -- polished; kundalam -- whose earrings; su-vismitah -- quite astonished; kah -- who; ayam -- this; apivya -- handsome; darsanah -- whose appearance; kutah -- from where; ca -- and; kasya -- belonging to whom; acyuta -- of Krishna; vesha -- wearing the clothing; bhushanah -- and ornaments; iti -- saying this; sma -- indeed; sarvah -- all of them; parivavruh -- surrounded; utsukah -- eager; tam -- him; uttamah-sloka -- of Lord Krishna, who is praised by the best poetry; pada-ambuja -- by the lotus feet; asrayam -- who is sheltered.

Sukadeva Gosvami said: The young women of Vraja became astonished upon seeing Lord Krishna's servant, who had long arms, whose eyes resembled a newly grown lotus, who wore a yellow garment and a lotus garland, and whose lotuslike face glowed with brightly polished earrings. "Who is this handsome man?" the gopis asked. "Where has he come from, and whom does he serve? He's wearing Krishna's clothes and ornaments!" Saying this, the gopis eagerly crowded around Uddhava, whose shelter was the lotus feet of Lord Uttamahsloka, Sri Krishna.