sa -- she; ananga -- by Cupid; tapta -- made to burn; kucayoh -- of her breasts; urasah -- of her chest; tatha -- and; akshnoh -- of her eyes; jighranti -- smelling; ananta -- of Krishna, the unlimited Supreme Lord; caranena -- by the feet; rujah -- the pain; mrijanti -- wiping away; dorbhyam -- with her arms; stana -- her breasts; antara-gatam -- between; parirabhya -- embracing; kantam -- her lover; ananda -- of all ecstasy; murtim -- the personal manifestation; ajahat -- she gave up; ati -- extremely; dirgha -- long-standing; tapam -- her distress.

Simply by smelling the fragrance of Krishna's lotus feet, Trivakra cleansed away the burning lust Cupid had aroused in her breasts, chest and eyes. With her two arms she embraced between her breasts her lover, Sri Krishna, the personification of bliss, and thus she gave up her long-standing distress.