Verses 5.15.5-6

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

चन्द्र-मुख्यह् कन्ज-नेत्रस् चित्र-वर्नैर् मनोहरह् मग्गलनि चरित्रनि स्रि-क्र्स्न-बलदेवयोह् गयन्त्यह् प्रेम-सम्युक्त यत्र तत्र ग्र्हे ग्र्हे घोसे घोसे चुभ गवो रम्भमन इतस् ततह्

candra-mukhyah kanja-netras citra-varnair manoharah maggalani caritrani sri-krsna-baladevayoh gayantyah prema-samyukta yatra tatra grhe grhe ghose ghose cubha gavo rambhamana itas tatah

candra—moon; mukhyah—faces; kanja-netrah—lotus eyes; citra-varnaih—with various colors; manoharah—beautiful; maggalani—auspicious; caritrani—pastimes; sri-krsna-baladevayoh—of Sri Krsna and Balarama; gayantyah—singing; prema-samyukta—with love; yatra—where; tatra—there; grhe—in home; grhe—after home; ghose—in barn; ghose—after barn; cubha—beautiful; gavah—cows; rambhamana—mooin; itah—here; tatah—and there.

English translation of verses 5.15.5-6:

As in every home they churned, the lotus-eyed, moon-faced, colorfully-dressed, beautiful, affectionate gopis sang with love about the auspicious pastimes of Krsna and Balarama. Then in every barn the beautiful cows began to moo.

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Lotus-eye, Here and there, Every home, Beautiful gopi, Cows mooing, Auspicious pastime, Lotus-eyed gopis.

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Moon-faced.