SB 10.64.13
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
TEXT 13
payasvinīs taruṇīḥ śīla-rūpa-
guṇopapannāḥ kapilā hema-sṛṅgīḥ
nyāyārjitā rūpya-khurāḥ sa-vatsā
dukūla-mālābharaṇā dadāv aham
SYNONYMS
payaḥ-vinīḥ—having milk; taruṇīḥ—young; śīla—with good behavior; rūpa—beauty; guṇa—and other qualities; upapannāḥ—endowed; kapilāḥ—brown; hema—gold; śṛṅgīḥ—with horns; nyāya—fairly; arjitāḥ—earned; rūpya—silver; khurāḥ—with hooves; sa-vatsāḥ—together with their calves; dukūla—fine cloth; mālā—with garlands; ābharaṇāḥ—adorned; dadau—gave; aham—I.
TRANSLATION
Young, brown, milk-laden cows, who were well behaved, beautiful and endowed with good qualities, who were all acquired honestly, and who had gilded horns, silver-plated hooves and decorations of fine ornamental cloths and garlands—such were the cows, along with their calves, that I gave in charity.