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Srimad Bhagavatam 2.7.33

2.7.33

क्रीडन् वने निशि निशाकररश्मिगौर्यां रासोन्मुख: कलपदायतमूर्च्छितेन । उद्दीपितस्मररुजां व्रजभृद्वधूनां हर्तुर्हरिष्यति शिरो धनदानुगस्य ॥ ३३ ॥

kridan vane nisi nisakara-rasmi-gauryam rasonmukhah kala-padayata-murcchitena uddipita-smara-rujam vraja-bhrd-vadhunam hartur harisyati siro dhanadanugasya

kridan
while engaged in His pastimes
vane
in the forest of Vrndavana
nisi
nocturnal
nisakara
the moon
rasmi-gauryam
white moonshine
rasa-unmukhah
desiring to dance with
kala-padayata
accompanied by sweet songs
murcchitena
and melodious music
uddipita
awakened
smara-rujam
sexual desires
vraja-bhrt
the inhabitants of Vrajabhumi
vadhunam
of the wives
hartuh
of the kidnappers
harisyati
will vanquish
sirah
the head
dhanada-anugasya
of the follower of the rich Kuvera

When the Lord was engaged in His pastimes of the rasa dance in the forest of Vrndavana, enlivening the sexual desires of the wives of the inhabitants of Vrndavana by sweet and melodious songs, a demon of the name Sankhacuda, a rich follower of the treasurer of heaven (Kuvera), kidnapped the damsels, and the Lord severed his head from his trunk.