60 Srimad-Bhagavatam [Canto 9, Ch. 19

dart aad ied dteaid arraiicy |
a upisasreaat ati dead: |
to RMI AAR age 1 & II

sottirya kupat susroni
tam eva cakame kila

taya urtam samudviksya
bahvyo ‘jah kanta-kaminih

pivanam smasrulam prestham
midhvamsam yabha-kovidam
sa eko ‘javrsas tasarm
bahvinam rati-vardhanah
reme kama-graha-grasta
atmanam navabudhyata

sd—the she-goat; uttirya—getting out; kupat—from the well;
su-Sroni—possessing very nice hips; tam—unto the he-goat; eva —in-
deed; cakame—desired to get as her husband; kila—indeed; taya—by
her; vrtam—accepted; samudviksya—seeing; bahvyah—many others;
ajah—she-goats; kanta-kaminih—desiring to get the he-goat as their
husband; pivdnam—very stout and strong; smasrulam—having a very
nice mustache and beard; prestham—first-class; midhvdrhsam—expert
in discharging semen; yabha-kovidam—expert in the art of sexual in-
tercourse; sah—that he-goat; ekah—alone; aja-vrsah—the hero of the
goats; tasam—of all the she-goats; bahvinam—a great number; rati-
vardhanah—could increase the lusty desire; reme—he enjoyed; kama-
graha-grastah—being haunted by the ghost of lusty desire; dtmanam—
his own self; na—not; avabudhyata—could understand.

TRANSLATION

When the she-goat, who had very nice hips, got out of the well
and saw the very handsome he-goat, she desired to accept him as
her husband. When she did so, many other she-goats also desired
him as their husband because he had a very beautiful bodily struc-
ture and a nice mustache and beard and was expert in discharging
