māḿ tāvad ratham āropya
haya-ratna-catuṣṭayam
śārńgam udyamya sannaddhas
tasthāv ājau catur-bhujaḥ
mam -- me; tavat -- at that point; ratham -- on the chariot; aropya -- lifting; haya -- of horses; ratna -- gems; catushtayam -- having four; sarngam -- His bow, named Sarnga; udyamya -- readying; sannaddhah -- putting on His armor; tasthau -- He stood; ajau -- on the battleground; catuh -- four; bhujah -- with arms.
With two of His four arms, according to Srila Visvanatha Cakravarti, Lord Krishna embraced His bride, and with the other two He held His bow and arrows.