Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam 4.28.46
యదా నోపలభేతాఙ్ఘ్రావూష్మాణం పత్యురర్చతీ ।
ఆసీత్సంవిగ్నహృదయా యూథభ్రష్టా మృగీ యథా ॥ ౪౬ ॥
yadā nopalabhetāṅghrāv
[yadaa nopalabhetaanghraav]
ūṣmāṇaṁ patyur arcatī
[ooshmaanam patyur archatee]
āsīt saṁvigna-hṛdayā
[aaseet samvigna-hridayaa]
yūtha-bhraṣṭā mṛgī yathā
[yootha-bhrashtaa mrigee yathaa]
Word-for-word
yadā
—
when
na
—
not
upalabheta
—
could feel
aṅghrau
—
in the feet
ūṣmāṇam
—
heat
patyuḥ
—
of her husband
arcatī
—
while serving
āsīt
—
she became
saṁvigna
—
anxious
hṛdayā
—
at heart
yūtha-bhraṣṭā
—
bereft of her husband
mṛgī
—
the she-deer
yathā
—
as.
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
yadā nopalabhetāṅghrāv
yadā
when
ūṣmāṇaṁ patyur arcatī
na
not
upalabheta
could feel
aṅghrau
in the feet
ūṣmāṇam
heat
patyuḥ
of her husband
arcatī
while serving
āsīt saṁvigna-hṛdayā
āsīt
she became
saṁvigna
anxious
hṛdayā
at heart
yūtha-bhraṣṭā mṛgī yathā
yūtha-bhraṣṭā
bereft of her husband
mṛgī
the she-deer
yathā
as.
While she was serving her husband by massaging his legs, she could feel that his feet were no longer warm and could thus understand that he had already passed from the body. She felt great anxiety upon being left alone. Bereft of her husband’s company, she felt exactly as the deer feels upon being separated from its mate.
Purport
As soon as the circulation of blood and air within the body stops, it is to be understood that the soul within the body has left. The stoppage of the blood’s circulation is perceived when the hands and feet lose heat. One tests whether a body is alive or not by feeling the heart’s palpitations and the coldness of the feet and hands.
— A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupāda
Gauḍīya Ācāryas
Viśvanātha Cakravartī Ṭhākura
Gauḍīya
Translation
When she could not feet warmth in her husband’s feet as she served him, she became disturbed in heart like a doe bereft of her partner.
Serving him (arcatī), she could not feet warmth. The verb should be nopālabheta.
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