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Srimad Bhagavatam 10.29.2

10.29.2

तदोडुराज: ककुभ: करैर्मुखंप्राच्या विलिम्पन्नरुणेन शन्तमै: । स चर्षणीनामुदगाच्छुचो मृजन्प्रिय: प्रियाया इव दीर्घदर्शन: ॥ २ ॥

tadoḍurājaḥ kakubhaḥ karair mukhaṁ prācyā vilimpann aruṇena śantamaiḥ sa carṣaṇīnām udagāc chuco mṛjan priyaḥ priyāyā iva dīrgha-darśanaḥ

tadā
at that time
uḍu-rājaḥ
the moon, king of the stars
kakubhaḥ
of the horizon
karaiḥ
with his “hands” (rays)
mukham
the face
prācyāḥ
eastern
vilimpan
smearing
aruṇena
with reddish color
śam-tamaiḥ
(his rays) which give great comfort
saḥ
he
carṣaṇīnām
of all those who watched
udagāt
rose
śucaḥ
the unhappiness
mṛjan
wiping away
priyaḥ
a beloved husband
priyāyāḥ
of his beloved wife
iva
as
dīrgha
after a long time
darśanaḥ
being seen again

The moon then rose, anointing the face of the eastern horizon with the reddish hue of his comforting rays, and thus dispelling the pain of all who watched him rise. The moon was like a beloved husband who returns after a long absence and adorns the face of his beloved wife with red kuṅkuma.