olaUKalaAx.~„aes&pair" vyavaisTataM
mak(ARya k(AmaM d"d"taM izAica isTatama,
hE"yaNlvaM caAEyaRivazAiÆltaeºaNAM
inar"Iºya paêAts$autamaAgAmacC$naE:
ulukhalaṅghrer upari vyavasthitam
markaya kamam dadatam sici sthitam
haiyaṅgavam caurya-visaṅkiteksanam
niriksya pascat sutam agamac chanaih
ulukhala-aṅghreh-of the mortar in which spices were ground and which was being kept upside down; upari-on top; vyavasthitam-Krsna was sitting; markaya-unto a monkey; kamam-according to His satisfaction; dadatam-delivering shares; sici sthitam-situated in the butter pot hanging on the swing; haiyaṅgavam-butter and other milk preparations; caurya-visaṅkita-because of stealing, were anxiously looking hither and thither; iksanam-whose eyes; niriksya-by seeing these activities; pascat-from behind; sutam-her son; agamat-she reached; sanaih-very slowly, cautiously.
Krsna, at that time, was sitting on an upside-down wooden mortar for grinding spices and was distributing milk preparations such as yogurt and butter to the monkeys as He liked. Because of having stolen, He was looking all around with great anxiety, suspecting that He might be chastised by His mother. Mother Yasoda, upon seeing Him, very cautiously approached Him from behind.