32 Srimad-Bhagavatam [Canto 10, Ch. 13

sametya—assembling; gavah—all the cows; adhah—down at the foot
of Govardhana Hill; vatsén—all their calves; vatsa-vatyah—as if new
calves had been born from them; api—even though new calves were
present; apdyayan—fed them; gilantyah—swallowing them; iva—as
if; ca—also; arngani—their bodies; lihantyah—licking as they do when
newborn calves are present; sva-odhasam payah—their own milk flow-
ing from the milk bags.

TRANSLATION

The cows had given birth to new calves, but while coming down
from Govardhana Hill, the cows, because of increased affection for
the older calves, allowed the older calves to drink milk from their
milk bags and then began licking the calves’ bodies in anxiety, as if
wanting to swallow them.

TEXT 32

TUTTI ATATAT |
TAPAS IT MANTA: FAL NZI

gopas tad-rodhanayasa-
maughya-lajjoru-manyuna

durgadhva-krcchrato *bhyetya
go-vatsair dadrsuh sutan

gopah—the cowherd men; tat-rodhana-dydsa—of their attempt to
stop the cows from going to their calves; maughya—on account of the
frustration; lajja—being ashamed; uru-manyund—and at the same time
becoming very angry; durga-adhva-krcchratah—although they passed
the very rough way with great difficulty; abhyetya—after reaching
there; go-vatsaih—along with the calves; dadrsuh—saw; sutaén—their
respective sons.

TRANSLATION

The cowherd men, having been unable to check the cows from
going to their calves, felt simultaneously ashamed and angry. They
