CC Madhya 8.211
Bengali
সখ্যঃ শ্ৰীরাধিকায়া ব্রজকুমুদবিধোর্হ্লাদিনী-নামশক্তেঃ
সারাংশ-প্রেমবল্ল্যাঃ কিসলয়দলপুষ্পাদিতুল্যাঃ স্বতুল্যাঃ ।
সিক্তায়াং কৃষ্ণলীলামৃতরসনিচয়ৈরুল্লসন্ত্যামমুষ্যাং
জাতোল্লাসাঃ স্বসেকাচ্ছতগুণমধিকং সন্তি যত্তন্ন চিত্রম্ ॥ ২১১ ॥
সারাংশ-প্রেমবল্ল্যাঃ কিসলয়দলপুষ্পাদিতুল্যাঃ স্বতুল্যাঃ ।
সিক্তায়াং কৃষ্ণলীলামৃতরসনিচয়ৈরুল্লসন্ত্যামমুষ্যাং
জাতোল্লাসাঃ স্বসেকাচ্ছতগুণমধিকং সন্তি যত্তন্ন চিত্রম্ ॥ ২১১ ॥
Verse text
sakhyaḥ śrī-rādhikāyā vraja-kumuda-vidhor hlādinī-nāma-śakteḥ
sārāṁśa-prema-vallyāḥ kisalaya-dala-puṣpādi-tulyāḥ sva-tulyāḥ
iktāyāṁ kṛṣṇa-līlāmṛta-rasa-nicayair ullasantyām amuṣyāṁ
jātollāsāḥ sva-sekāc chata-guṇam adhikaṁ santi yat tan na citram
sārāṁśa-prema-vallyāḥ kisalaya-dala-puṣpādi-tulyāḥ sva-tulyāḥ
iktāyāṁ kṛṣṇa-līlāmṛta-rasa-nicayair ullasantyām amuṣyāṁ
jātollāsāḥ sva-sekāc chata-guṇam adhikaṁ santi yat tan na citram
Synonyms
sakhyaḥ — friends like Lalitā and Viśākhā; śrī-rādhikāyāḥ — of Śrīmatī Rādhārāṇī; vraja-kumuda — of the lotuslike inhabitants of Vrajabhūmi; vidhoḥ — of the moon (Kṛṣṇa); hlādinī — pleasure-giving; nāma — of the name; śakteḥ — of the potency; sāra-aṁśa — the active principle; prema-vallyāḥ — of the creeper of love of Godhead; kisalaya — newly grown; dala — leaves; puṣpa — flowers; ādi — and so on; tulyāḥ — equal to; sva-tulyāḥ — equal to Herself; siktāyām — when sprinkled; kṛṣṇa-līlā — of the pastimes of Kṛṣṇa; amṛta — of the nectar; rasa-nicayaiḥ — by drops of the juice; ullasantyām — shining; amuṣyām — of Her, Śrīmatī Rādhārāṇī; jāta-ullāsāḥ — having awakened pleasure; sva-sekāt — than her own sprinkling; śata-guṇam — a hundred times; adhikam — more; santi — are; yat — which; tat — that; na — not; citram — wonderful.
Translation
“ ‘All the gopīs, the personal friends of Śrīmatī Rādhārāṇī, are equal to Her. Kṛṣṇa is pleasing to the inhabitants of Vrajabhūmi, just as the moon is pleasing to the lotus flower. His pleasure-giving potency is known as āhlādinī, of which the active principle is Śrīmatī Rādhārāṇī. She is compared to a creeper with newly grown flowers and leaves. When the nectar of Kṛṣṇa’s pastimes is sprinkled on Śrīmatī Rādhārāṇī, all Her friends, the gopīs, immediately appreciate the pleasure a hundred times more than if they were sprinkled themselves. Actually this is not at all wonderful.’
Purport
This verse is also from the Govinda-līlāmṛta (10.16).