• pṛthā — Queen Kuntī
  Pṛthā — Kuntī's birth-name (daughter of Śūra). The verse uses the older, more intimate name when she sees her nephew. The Bhāgavata's lexical sensitivity: family names for family scenes.
• bhrātreyam — brother's son
  Bhrātṛ-eyam — son of one's brother. Kuntī's brother is Vasudeva. The kinship vocabulary is unusually specific; vātsalya here is grammatically precise.
• tri - bhuvana - īśvaram — Lord of the three worlds
  And in the same verse — bhrātreyam and tri-bhuvana-īśvaram. The Bhāgavata loves this double register: nephew and Lord of three worlds, embraced in the same breath. Gauḍīyas treat it as bhakti's signature paradox.

• What am I modeling for those who watch how I receive Kṛṣṇa?
• Whose elder example shaped my own devotional posture?

Pṛthā rising from her couch to embrace Kṛṣṇa, with Draupadī beside her, is like a long-tended lamp whose oil is nearly spent suddenly being touched by its own original fire — the flame leaps because the source has come.