suparṇa-tāla-dhvaja-cihitnau rathāv
alakṣayantyo hari-rāmayor mṛdhe
striyaḥ purāṭṭālaka-harmya-gopuraḿ
samāśritāḥ sammumuhuḥ śucārditaḥ
suparna -- with (the symbol of) Garuda (the bird who carries Lord Vishnu); tala -- and the palm tree; dhvaja -- by the banners; cihnitau -- marked; rathau -- the two chariots; alakshayantyah -- not identifying; hari-ramayoh -- of Krishna and Balarama; mridhe -- in the battle; striyah -- women; pura -- of the city; attalaka -- in the watchtowers; harmya -- palaces; gopuram -- and in the gateways; samasritah -- having taken positions; sammumuhuh -- fainted; suca -- by grief; arditah -- tormented.
The women are especially mentioned here because of their extraordinary attachment to Lord Krishna and Lord Balarama.