122 Srimad-Bhagavatam [Canto 8, Ch. 12

avartanodvartana-kampita-stana-
prakrsta-haroru-bharaih pade pade

prabhajyamanam iva madhyatas calat-
pada-pravalam nayatim tatas tatah

Gvartana—by the falling down; udvartana—and springing up;
kampita—trembling; stana—of the two breasts; prakrsta—beautiful;
héra—and of garlands; uru-bharaih—because of the heavy load; pade
pade—at every step; prabhajyamandm iwa—as_ if breaking;
madhyatah—in the middle portion of the body; calat—moving like
that; pada-pravalam —feet reddish like coral; nayatim—moving; tatah
tatah—here and there.

TRANSLATION

Because the ball was falling down and bouncing up, as She
played with it Her breasts trembled, and because of the weight of
those breasts and Her heavy flower garlands, Her waist appeared to
be all but breaking at every step, as Her two soft feet, which were
reddish like coral, moved here and there.

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diksu bhramat-kanduka-capalair bhrsam
prodvigna-tardyata-lola-locanam

sva-karna-vibhrajita-kundalollasat-
kapola-nilalaka-manditananam

diksu—in all directions; bhramat—moving; kanduka—of the ball;
cdpalaih—restlessness; bhrsam—now and then; prodvigna—full of
anxieties; tara—eyes; dyata—broad; lola—restless; locanaém—with
such eyes; sva-karna—on Her own two ears; vibhrajita—illuminating;
