sikta-mārgā mada-cyudbhir

āhūta-preṣṭha-bhūbhujām

gajair dvāḥsu parāmṛṣṭa-

rambhā-pūgopaśobhitā

sikta -- sprinkled; marga -- its streets; mada -- a secretion that flows from the foreheads of excited elephants; cyudbhih -- exuding; ahuta -- invited; preshtha -- beloved; bhu-bhujam -- of the kings; gajaih -- by the elephants; dvahsu -- in the doorways; paramrishta -- handled; rambha -- by plantain trees; puga -- and betel-nut trees; upasobhita -- beautified.


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The city's streets were cleansed by the intoxicated elephants belonging to the beloved kings who were guests at the wedding, and these elephants further enhanced the beauty of the city by placing trunks of plantain and betel-nut trees in all the doorways.

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