Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam 12.8.26-27
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ఇతస్తతోభ్రమద్దృష్టేశ్చలన్త్యా అనుకన్దుకమ్ ।
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krīḍantyāḥ puṣjikasthalyāḥ
[kreedantyaah pushjikasthalyaah]
kandukaiḥ stana-gauravāt
[kandukaih stana-gauravaat]
bhṛśam udvigna-madhyāyāḥ
[bhrisham udvigna-madhyaayaah]
keśa-visraṁsita-srajaḥ
[kesha-visramsita-srajah]
itas tato bhramad-dṛṣṭeś
[itas tato bhramad-drishtesh]
calantyā anu kandukam
[chalantyaa anu kandukam]
vāyur jahāra tad-vāsaḥ
[vaayur jahaara tad-vaasah]
sūkṣmaṁ truṭita-mekhalam
[sookshmam trutita-mekhalam]
Word-for-word
krīḍantyāḥ
—
who was playing
puṣjikasthalyāḥ
—
of the Apsarā named Puṣjikasthalī
kandukaiḥ
—
with a number of balls
stana
—
of her breasts
gauravāt
—
because of the great weight
bhṛśam
—
very much
udvigna
—
overburdened
madhyāyāḥ
—
whose waist
keśa
—
from her hair
visraṁsita
—
falling
srajaḥ
—
the flower garland
itaḥ tataḥ
—
here and there
bhramat
—
wandering
dṛṣṭeḥ
—
whose eyes
calantyāḥ
—
who was running about
anu kandukam
—
after her ball
vāyuḥ
—
the wind
jahāra
—
stole away
tat-vāsaḥ
—
her garment
sūkṣmam
—
fine
truṭita
—
loosened
mekhalam
—
the belt.
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
krīḍantyāḥ puṣjikasthalyāḥ
krīḍantyāḥ
who was playing
puṣjikasthalyāḥ
of the Apsarā named Puṣjikasthalī
kandukaiḥ stana-gauravāt
kandukaiḥ
with a number of balls
stana
of her breasts
gauravāt
because of the great weight
bhṛśam udvigna-madhyāyāḥ
bhṛśam
very much
udvigna
overburdened
madhyāyāḥ
whose waist
keśa-visraṁsita-srajaḥ
keśa
from her hair
visraṁsita
falling
srajaḥ
the flower garland
itas tato bhramad-dṛṣṭeś
itaḥ tataḥ
here and there
bhramat
wandering
dṛṣṭeḥ
whose eyes
calantyā anu kandukam
calantyāḥ
who was running about
anu kandukam
after her ball
vāyur jahāra tad-vāsaḥ
vāyuḥ
the wind
jahāra
stole away
tat-vāsaḥ
her garment
sūkṣmaṁ truṭita-mekhalam
sūkṣmam
fine
truṭita
loosened
mekhalam
the belt.
The Apsarā Puṣjikasthalī made a show of playing with a number of toy balls. Her waist seemed weighed down by her heavy breasts, and the wreath of flowers in her hair became disheveled. As she ran about after the balls, glancing here and there, the belt of her thin garment loosened, and suddenly the wind blew her clothes away.
Gauḍīya Ācāryas
Viśvanātha Cakravartī Ṭhākura
Gauḍīya
Translation
While Puṣjikasthalī, with waist bent over by the weight of her breasts, garlands falling from her hair, was playing with some balls, glancing here and there, and was chasing a ball, the wind blew her fine dress with its loose belt.
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