bhratuh -- of your brother; virupa-karanam -- the disfigurement; yudhi -- in battle; nirjitasya -- who was defeated; prodvaha -- of the marriage ceremony (of Rukmini's grandson, Aniruddha); parvani -- on the appointed day; ca -- and; tat -- his; vadham -- killing; aksha-goshthyam -- during a gambling match; duhkham -- sorrow; samuttham -- fully experienced; asahah -- intolerable; asmat -- from Us; ayoga -- of separation; bhitya -- out of fear; na -- not; eva -- indeed; abravih -- did you speak; kim api -- anything; tena -- by that; vayam -- We; jitah -- conquered; te -- by you.

When your brother, who had been defeated in battle and then disfigured, was later killed during a gambling match on Aniruddha's wedding day, you felt unbearable grief, yet out of fear of losing Me you spoke not a word. By this silence you have conquered Me.