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Radhikastakam


(1)

rādhikā śarada-indū-nindi mūkha-maṇḍalī

kuntale vicitra-veṇī campa-puṣpa-śobhanī

nīla paṭṭa ańge śobhe tāhe ādha oṭanī

vandiye śrī-pāda-padma vṛsabhānu-nandinī

 

(2)

taruṇa aruṇa jini sindūrera maṇḍalī

yaiche ali matta bhare malayaja-gandhinī

bhurūra bhańgima koṭī koṭī kāma-gañjinī

vandiye śrī-pāda-padma vṛsabhānu-nandinī

 

(3)

khañjana-gañjana-diṭhi bańkima-sucāhanī

añjana rañjita tāhe kāma-śara-sandhinī

tila-puṣpa jini nāsā vesara-sudolanī

vandiye śrī-pāda-padma vṛsabhānu-nandinī

 

(4)

pakka visva-phala jini adhara surańginī

daśana dāḍisva-bīja jini ati śobhanī

vasanta kokila jini sumadhura-bolanī

vandiye śrī-pāda-padma vṛsabhānu-nandinī

 

(5)

kanaka mūkura jini gaṇḍa-yuga śobhanī

ratana mañjīra pāye bańka-rāja-dolanī

keśara mukutā-hāra ura-para jholanī

vandiye śrī-pāda-padma vṛsabhānu-nandinī

 

(6)

kanaka kalasa jini kuca-yuga śobhanī

karibara-kara jini bāhu-yuga dolanī

sulalita ańgulite mudrikāra sājanī

vandiye śrī-pāda-padma vṛsabhānu-nandinī

 

(7)

gaja-ari jini mājā guruyā nitasvinī

tā'para śobhita bhāla kanakera kińkinī

kanaka ulaṭa rambhā jānu-yuga-śobhanī

vandiye śrī-pāda-padma vṛsabhānu-nandinī

 

(8)

haḿsa-rāja-gati jini sumanthara-calanī

rātula caraṇe rāje kanayā supañjinī

yugala caraṇe śobhe yāvaka surañjinī

vandiye śrī-pāda-padma vṛsabhānu-nandinī

 

TRANSLATION


1) Srimati Radhika’s face makes the full moon of the Sarat (Autumn) season feel bashful. Multitudes of flowers adorn her beautifully braided hair. She is dressed in a blue sari and the upper part of her body is covered with a veil. I worship the lotus feet of Srimati Radhika, the daughter of King Vrsabhanu

 

2) The dot of sindur on the forehead of Srimati Radhika defeats the redness of the early morning sun. The fragrance of lotus from Her body causes the bumble bees to go wild and fly around her. The gesture of her eyebrows defeats the pride of million of Cupids. I worship the lotus feet of that Srimati Radharani, the daughter of King Vrsabhanu.

 

3) Her eyes, which move like the khanjana bird, are anointed with mascara. From the corner of Her eyes, She shoots her beautiful glance, ust like the flower arrows from the bow of Cupid. Her beautiful nose defeats the beauty of sesame-flowers and from it a nose-ring swings very beautifully. I worship the lotus feet of that Srimati Radhika, the daughter of King Vrsabhanu.

 

4) Her lips are more reddish than a ripe bimba-fruit, and Her teeth are as beautifully set as the seeds of pomegrantes. Her voice is more melodious than that of a cuckoo. I worship the lotus feet of that Srimati Radhika, the daughter of King Vrsabhanu.

 

5) She has cheeks that are blossoming with gracefully with a golden complexion. Her jeweled ankle bells tied to Her feet sways freely. Her long hair and necklace of pears lie on Her breasts. I worship the lotus feet of that Srimati Radhika, the daughter of King Vrsabhanu.

 

6) The beauty of Her cheeks defeats the beauty of a golden mirror. She wears jeweled ankle bells and Her ear-rings swing beautifully. Her slender fingers are decorated with jewel-studded rings. I worship the lotus feet of that Srimati Radhika, the daughter of King Vrsabhanu.

 

7) She moves more majestically than the king of elephants. A golden girdle shines beautifully around her slender waist, and the small gold bells in them tinkle sweetly. Her thighs are smooth and slender like an upturned trunk of a golden banana tree. I worship the lotus feet of that Srimati Radhika, the daughter of King Vrsabhanu.

 

8) Her movement is more graceful than a swan’s. Jewelled ankle-bells adorn her feet. I worship the lotus-feet of that Srimati Radhika, the daughter of King Vrsabhanu.


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