4.AvirbhAvAtvANibhrUtAbharaNam.
purastAt
Akuncitaika caraNam.
nibrUtanyapAdam|
dadhnAnimantamukareNa
nibaddhatAlam
nAthasya nandabhAvane navaneetanATyam
||
1. AvirbhAvAt
– appear, become apparent
2. ANibhrUt
– violently moved or shaken
3. AbharaNam
– ornaments, jewellery
4. purastAt - in front, or in presence or before the eyes
of
5. Akuncita
– bent
6. Eka
– one
7. caraNam
– foot
8. nibrUta
– frim without movement
9. anya
– other
10. pAdam
– foot
11. dadhi
– curd
12. nimantamukareNa
– considered as churning
13. nibaddha
– considered as
14. tAlam
– rhythm, beat
15. nAtha
– dancer
16. nandabhAvane
– nandagopalans home
17. navanItam
butter
18. nATyam
– dancing
Vednatha Desika in
this verse imagines Lord Krishna dancing with one leg bent and the other leg
placed firmly on the ground. As he is dancing the movements of the ornaments,
necklace, anklets worn by him on his holy feet are shaken producing enjoyable
musical sound rhythmic to the churning of the butter by his mother Yashodha.
Krishna dances to the tunes of his mother’s churning to get some more butter in
his home of Nandagopala and Yashodha.
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