Verses 2.20.13-16

Sanskrit text, transliteration and word-by-word meaning:

शिरोमणिं सुन्दरी च
रत्न-वेणीं प्रहर्षिणी
भूषणे चन्द्र-सूर्याख्ये
विद्युत्-कोटि-सम-प्रभे
राधिकायै ददौ देवी
वृन्दा वृन्दावनेश्वरी
एवं शृङ्गार-संस्फुर्जद्-
रूपया राधया हरिः
गिरि-राजे बभौ राजन्
यज्ञो दक्षिणया यथा
यत्र वै राधया रासे
शृङ्गारो ऽकारि मैथिल
तत्र गोवर्धने जातं
स्थलं शृङ्गार-मण्डलम्
अथ कृष्णः स्व-प्रियाभिर्
ययौ चन्द्र-सरोवरम्

śiromaṇiṃ sundarī ca
ratna-veṇīṃ praharṣiṇī
bhūṣaṇe candra-sūryākhye
vidyut-koṭi-sama-prabhe
rādhikāyai dadau devī
vṛndā vṛndāvaneśvarī
evaṃ śṛṅgāra-saṃsphurjad-
rūpayā rādhayā hariḥ
giri-rāje babhau rājan
yajño dakṣiṇayā yathā
yatra vai rādhayā rāse
śṛṅgāro 'kāri maithila
tatra govardhane jātaṃ
sthalaṃ śṛṅgāra-maṇḍalam
atha kṛṣṇaḥ sva-priyābhir
yayau candra-sarovaram

śiromaṇim—a crest jewel; sundarī—Sundarī; ca—and; ratna-veṇīm—braid jewels; praharṣiṇī—Praharṣiṇī; bhūṣaṇe—two ornaments; candra-sūryākhye—named candra and sūrya; vidyut-koṭi-sama-prabhe—splendid as ten million lightning flashes; rādhikāyai—to Rādhā; dadau—gave; devī—goddess; vṛndā—Vṛndā; vṛndāvaneśvarī—the queen of Vṛndāvana; evam—thus; śṛṅgāra—with ornaments; saṃsphurjat—shining; rūpayā—form; rādhayā—with Rādhā; hariḥ—Kṛṣṇa; giri-rāje—on the king of mountains; babhau—was splendidly manifest; rājan—O king; yajñaḥ—Yajña; dakṣiṇayā—with Dakṣiṇā; yathā—as; yatra—where; vai—indeed; rādhayā—with r; rāse—in the rasa dance; śṛṅgāraḥ—decoration; akāri—was; maithila—O king of Mithilā; tatra—ther; govardhane—on Govardhana Hill; jātam—born; sthalam—place; śṛṅgāra-maṇḍalam—śṛṅgāra-maṇḍalam; atha—then; kṛṣṇaḥ—Kṛṣṇa; sva-priyābhiḥ—with his beloveds; yayau—went; candra-sarovaram—to Candra-sarovara.

English translation of verses 2.20.13-16:

Sundarī gave a crest-jewel, Praharṣiṇī gave a braid-jewel, and Goddess Vṛndā, the queen of Vṛndāvana, gave candra and sūrya ornaments glittering like ten million lightning flashes. Accompanied by brilliantly decorated Rādhā on the king of mountains, Lord Kṛṣṇa shone with great glory. The place on Govardhana Hill where Rādhā was decorated is known as śṛṅgāra-maṇḍala. Then, accompanied by His beloved gopīs, Lord Kṛṣṇa went to the lake Candra-sarovara.