Bhaktivedanta VedaBase: Śrīmad Bhāgavatam 10.90.11

krishnas tu tat-stana-vishajjita-kuńkuma-srak

krīdābhishańga-dhuta-kuntala-vrinda-bandhah

siñcan muhur yuvatibhih pratishicyamāno

reme karenubhir ivebha-patih parītah

SYNONYMS

krishnah — Lord Krishna; tu — and; tat — their; stana — from the breasts; vishajjita — becoming attached; kuńkuma — the kuńkuma powder; srak — on whose flower garland; krīdā — in the sport; abhishańga — due to His absorption; dhuta — shaken; kuntala — of the locks of hair; vrinda — of the mass; bandhah — the arrangement; siñcan — sprinkling; muhuh — repeatedly; yuvatibhih — by the young women; pratishicyamānah — being sprinkled in return; reme — He enjoyed; karenubhih — by she-elephants; iva — as; ibha-patih — the king of elephants; parītah — surrounded.

TRANSLATION

Lord Krishna's flower garland would become smeared with kuńkuma from their breasts, and His abundant locks of hair would become disheveled as a result of His absorption in the game. As the Lord repeatedly sprayed His young consorts and they sprayed Him in turn, He enjoyed Himself like the king of elephants enjoying in the company of his bevy of she-elephants.

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