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Srimad Bhagavatam 4.27.3

4.27.3

तयोपगूढ: परिरब्धकन्धरो रहोऽनुमन्त्रैरपकृष्टचेतन: । न कालरंहो बुबुधे दुरत्ययं दिवा निशेति प्रमदापरिग्रह: ॥ ३ ॥

tayopagudhah parirabdha-kandharo raho ’numantrair apakrsta-cetanah na kala-ramho bubudhe duratyayam diva niseti pramada-parigrahah

taya
by the Queen
upagudhah
was embraced
parirabdha
embraced
kandharah
shoulders
rahah
in a solitary place
anumantraih
by joking words
apakrsta-cetanah
having degraded consciousness
na
not
kala-ramhah
the passing of time
bubudhe
was aware of
duratyayam
impossible to overcome
diva
day
nisa
night
iti
thus
pramada
by the woman
parigrahah
captivated.

Queen Puranjani embraced the King, and the King also responded by embracing her shoulders. In this way, in a solitary place, they enjoyed joking words. Thus King Puranjana became very much captivated by his beautiful wife and deviated from his good sense. He forgot that the passing of days and nights meant that his span of life was being reduced without profit.