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SB 10.60.22

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His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada


TEXT 22

iti trilokeśa-pates tadātmanaḥ
priyasya devy aśruta-pūrvam apriyam
āśrutya bhītā hṛdi jāta-vepathuś
cintāṁ durantāṁ rudatī jagāma ha


SYNONYMS

iti—thus; tri-loka—of the three worlds; īśa—of the lords; pateḥ-of the master; tadā—then; ātmanaḥ—of her own; priyasya—beloved; devī—the goddess, Rukmiṇī; aśruta—never heard; pūrvam—previously; apriyam—unpleasantness; āśrutya—hearing; bhītā—frightened; hṛdi—in her heart; jāta—born; vepathuḥ—trembling; cintām—anxiety; durantām—terrible; rudatī—sobbing; jagāma ha—she experienced.


TRANSLATION

Goddess Rukmiṇī had never before heard such unpleasantries from her beloved, the Lord of universal rulers, and she became frightened. A tremor arose in her heart, and in terrible anxiety she began to cry.