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Bhaktivedanta VedaBase: Śrīmad Bhāgavatam 10.84.57-58
dhritarāshtro 'nujah pārthā
sauhridāklinna-cetasah
yayur viraha-kricchrena
SYNONYMS
dhritarāshtrah — Dhritarāshtra; anujah — (Dhritarāshtra's) younger brother (Vidura); pārthāh — the sons of Prithā (Yudhishthira, Bhīma and Arjuna); bhīshmah — Bhīshma; dronah — Drona; prithā — Kuntī; yamau — the twins (Nakula and Sahadeva); nāradah — Nārada; bhagavān vyāsah — the Personality of Godhead Vyāsadeva; suhrit — friends; sambandhi — immediate family members; bāndhavāh — and other relatives; bandhūn — their relatives and friends; parishvajya — embracing; yadūn — the Yadus; sauhrida — out of feelings of friendship; āklinna — melting; cetasah — their hearts; yayuh — they went; viraha — because of becoming separated; kricchrena — with difficulty; sva — to their respective; deśān — kingdoms; ca — also; apare — the other; janāh — people.
TRANSLATION
The Yadus were all embraced by their friends, close family members and other relatives, including Dhritarāshtra and his younger brother, Vidura; Prithā and her sons; Bhīshma; Drona; the twins Nakula and Sahadeva; Nārada; and Vedavyāsa, the Personality of Godhead. Their hearts melting with affection, these and the other guests left for their kingdoms, their progress slowed by the pain of separation.
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