tasmin su-sańkula ibhāśva-ratha-dvipadbhiḥ
kṛṣṇam sa-bhāryam upalabhya gṛhādhirūḍhāḥ
nāryo vikīrya kusumair manasopaguhya
su-svāgataḿ vidadhur utsmaya-vīkṣitena
tasmin -- on that (road); su -- very; sankule -- crowded; ibha -- with elephants; asva -- horses; ratha -- chariots; dvi-padbhih -- and foot soldiers; krishnam -- Lord Krishna; sa-bharyam -- with His wives; upalabhya -- catching sight of; griha -- of the homes; adhirudhah -- having climbed to the tops; naryah -- the women; vikirya -- scattering; kusumaih -- flowers; manasa -- in their minds; upaguhya -- embracing Him; su-svagatam -- heartfelt welcome; vidadhuh -- they gave Him; utsmaya -- broadly smiling; vikshitena -- with their glances.
The royal road being quite crowded with elephants, horses, chariots and foot soldiers, the women climbed to the top of their houses, where they caught sight of Lord Krishna and His queens. The city ladies scattered flowers upon the Lord, embraced Him in their minds and expressed their heartfelt welcome with broadly smiling glances.
Srila Sridhara Svami comments that the ladies communicated through their affectionate glances, their eager inquiries as to the comfort of Lord Krishna's trip, and so on. In other words, in their ecstasy they intensely desired to serve the Lord.
