Bhaktivedanta VedaBase: Śrīmad Bhāgavatam 5.25.4

yasyāńghri-kamala-yugalāruna-viśada-nakha-mani-shanda-mandaleshv ahi-patayah saha sātvatarshabhair ekānta-bhakti-yogenāvanamantah sva-vadanāni parisphurat-kundala-prabhā-mandita-ganda-sthalāny ati-manoharāni pramudita-manasah khalu vilokayanti

SYNONYMS

yasya — of whom; ańghri-kamala — of lotus feet; yugala — of the pair; aruna-viśada — brilliant pink; nakha — of the nails; mani-shanda — like gems; mandaleshu — on the round surfaces; ahi-patayah — the leaders of the snakes; saha — with; sātvata-rishabhaih — the best devotees; ekānta-bhakti-yogena — with unalloyed devotional service; avanamantah — offering obeisances; sva-vadanāni — their own faces; parisphurat — glittering; kundala — of the earrings; prabhā — by the effulgence; mandita — decorated; ganda-sthalāni — whose cheeks; ati-manoharāni — very beautiful; pramudita-manasah — their minds refreshed; khalu — indeed; vilokayanti — they see.

TRANSLATION

The pink, transparent toenails on the Lord's lotus feet are exactly like valuable gems polished to a mirror finish. When the unalloyed devotees and the leaders of the snakes offer their obeisances to Lord Sańkarshana with great devotion, they become very joyful upon seeing their own beautiful faces reflected in His toenails. Their cheeks are decorated with glittering earrings, and the beauty of their faces is extremely pleasing to see.

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