uvāsa katicin māsān
gopīnāḿ vinudan śucaḥ
kṛṣṇa-līlā-kathāḿ gāyan
ramayām āsa gokulam
uvasa -- he resided; katicit -- for some; masan -- months; gopinam -- of the cowherd girls; vinudan -- dispelling; sucah -- the unhappiness; krishna-lila -- of the pastimes of Lord Krishna; katham -- the topics; gayan -- singing; ramayam asa -- he gave joy; gokulam -- to Gokula.
Uddhava remained there for several months, dispelling the gopis' sorrow by chanting the topics of Lord Krishna's pastimes. Thus he brought joy to all the people of Gokula.
The great acarya Jiva Gosvami comments in this regard that Uddhava, during his stay in Vrindavana, certainly took special care to enliven Krishna's foster parents, Nanda and Yasoda.
