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smita- ity atra, guṇa- ity atra, padāṅka- ity atra ca tadīyatvaṁ gamyam ||
smita- ity atrain the word 'smita-' (the smile) here'स्मित-' इस पद में
guṇa- ity atrain the word 'guṇa-' (the qualities) here'गुण-' इस पद में
padāṅka- ity atra caand in the word 'padāṅka-' (the foot-marks) here ca — the third of three places namedऔर 'पदाङ्क-' इस पद में (तीनों स्थानों में)
tadīyatvamthat these belong to him (Kṛṣṇa) — the 'his-ness' of themतदीयत्व (उन कृष्ण से सम्बन्ध, 'उनका होना')
gamyamis to be supplied by the readerसमझ लेना चाहिए, यही अभिप्रेत है
smita- ity atra — in 'smita-' here; guṇa- ity atra — in 'guṇa-' here; padāṅka- ity atra ca — and in 'padāṅka-' here; tadīyatvam — that they are his; gamyam — is to be understood.
smita- ity atra, guṇa- ity atra, padāṅka- ity atra ca — 'स्मित-', 'गुण-' और 'पदाङ्क-' इन तीनों पदों में; tadīyatvam gamyam — तदीयत्व समझ लेना चाहिए।
The verse never spells out 'his', so Jīva tells you to supply it in three of these words — 'smita-' (the smile), 'guṇa-' (the qualities), and 'padāṅka-' (the foot-marks). Read them as Kṛṣṇa's smile, Kṛṣṇa's qualities, and the marks of Kṛṣṇa's own feet.
'स्मित-', 'गुण-' और 'पदाङ्क-' — इन तीनों स्थानों में तदीयत्व (कृष्ण से सम्बन्ध) समझ लेना चाहिए।