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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam 4.21.19

శిశిరస్‍నిగ్ధతారాక్ష: సమైక్షత సమన్తత: । ఊచివానిదముర్వీశ: సద: సంహర్షయన్నివ ॥ ౧౯ ॥
śiśira-snigdha-tārākṣaḥ
[shishira-snigdha-taaraakshah]
samaikṣata samantataḥ
[samaikshata samantatah]
ūcivān idam urvīśaḥ
[oochivaan idam urveeshah]
sadaḥ saṁharṣayann iva
[sadah samharshayann iva]
śiśira — dew snigdha — wet tārā — stars akṣaḥ — eyes samaikṣata — glanced over samantataḥ — all around ūcivān — began to speak idam — this urvīśaḥ — highly elevated sadaḥ — amongst the members of the assembly saṁharṣayan — enhancing their pleasure iva — like.
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
śiśira-snigdha-tārākṣaḥ
śiśira
dew
snigdha
wet
tārā
stars
akṣaḥ
eyes
samaikṣata samantataḥ
samaikṣata
glanced over
samantataḥ
all around
ūcivān idam urvīśaḥ
ūcivān
began to speak
idam
this
urvīśaḥ
highly elevated
sadaḥ saṁharṣayann iva
sadaḥ
amongst the members of the assembly
saṁharṣayan
enhancing their pleasure
iva
like.
Just to encourage the members of the assembly and to enhance their pleasure, King Pṛthu glanced over them with eyes that seemed like stars in a sky wet with dew. He then spoke to them in a great voice.
Viśvanātha Cakravartī Ṭhākura Gauḍīya
Translation
Showing unlimited beauty in his limbs, wearing ornaments expertly placed, wearing a black deer skin and shining with kuśa on his finger when required, the ruler of the earth, who had charming pupils in his eyes as cooling as dew, glanced around. Giving joy to the assembly, he resonantly spoke attractive, delightful words which were ornamented with beautiful syllables, faultless, full of allusions, and which were easy to understand, for the benefit of all present.
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