Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam 1.10.17
సితాతపత్రం జగ్రాహ ముక్తాదామవిభూషితమ్ ।
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sitātapatraṁ jagrāha
[sitaatapatram jagraaha]
muktādāma-vibhūṣitam
[muktaadaama-vibhooshitam]
ratna-daṇḍaṁ guḍākeśaḥ
[ratna-dandam gudaakeshah]
priyaḥ priyatamasya ha
[priyah priyatamasya ha]
Word-for-word
sita-ātapatram
—
soothing umbrella
jagrāha
—
took up
muktā-dāma
—
decorated with laces and pearls
vibhūṣitam
—
embroidered
ratna-daṇḍam
—
with a handle of jewels
guḍākeśaḥ
—
Arjuna, the expert warrior, or one who has conquered sleep
priyaḥ
—
most beloved
priyatamasya
—
of the most beloved
ha
—
so he did.
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
sitātapatraṁ jagrāha
sita-ātapatram
soothing umbrella
jagrāha
took up
muktādāma-vibhūṣitam
muktā-dāma
decorated with laces and pearls
vibhūṣitam
embroidered
ratna-daṇḍaṁ guḍākeśaḥ
ratna-daṇḍam
with a handle of jewels
guḍākeśaḥ
Arjuna, the expert warrior, or one who has conquered sleep
priyaḥ priyatamasya ha
priyaḥ
most beloved
priyatamasya
of the most beloved
ha
so he did.
At that time Arjuna, the great warrior and conqueror of sleep, who is the intimate friend of the most beloved Supreme Lord, took up an umbrella which had a handle of jewels and was embroidered with lace and pearls.
Purport
Gold, jewels, pearls and valuable stones were used in the luxurious royal ceremonies. They are all nature’s gifts and are produced by the hills, oceans, etc., by the order of the Lord, when man does not waste his valuable time in producing unwanted things in the name of necessities. By so-called development of industrial enterprises, they are now using pots of gutta-percha instead of metals like gold, silver, brass and copper. They are using margarine instead of purified butter, and one fourth of the city population has no shelter.
— A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupāda
Gauḍīya Ācāryas
Viśvanātha Cakravartī Ṭhākura
Gauḍīya
Translation
Arjuna, conqueror of sleep and dear to the Lord, held a white umbrella decorated with pearls and a jewel-studded handle for his dearest friend.
Commentary
Gudākeśaḥ means Arjuna, who had conquered sleep.
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