### SB 3.15.41

> विद्युत्क्षिपन्मकरकुण्डलमण्डनार्ह\
> गण्डस्थलोन्नसमुखं मणिमत्किरीटम् ।\
> दोर्दण्डषण्डविवरे हरता परार्ध्य\
> हारेण कन्धरगतेन च कौस्तुभेन ॥४१॥

> vidyut-kṣipan-makara-kuṇḍala-maṇḍanārha-\
> gaṇḍa-sthalonnasa-mukhaṁ maṇimat-kirīṭam\
> dor-daṇḍa-ṣaṇḍa-vivare haratā parārdhya-\
> hāreṇa kandhara-gatena ca kaustubhena

*vidyut*—lightning; *kṣipat*—outshining; *makara*—alligator shaped; *kuṇḍala*—earrings; *maṇḍana*—decoration; *arha*—as it fits; *gaṇḍa-sthala*—cheeks; *unnasa*—prominent nose; *mukham*—countenance; *maṇi-mat*—gem-studded; *kirīṭam*—crown; *doḥ-daṇḍa*—of His four stout arms; *ṣaṇḍa*—group; *vivare*—between; *haratā*—charming; *para-ardhya*—by the most precious; *hāreṇa*—necklace; *kandhara-gatena*—adorning His neck; *ca*—and; *kaustubhena*—by the Kaustubha jewel.

**His countenance was distinguished by cheeks that enhanced the beauty of His alligator-shaped pendants, which outshone lightning. His nose was prominent, and His head was covered with a gem-studded crown. A charming necklace hung between His stout arms, and His neck was adorned with the gem known by the name Kaustubha.**