SB 10.82.14

anyonya — of each other; sandarśana — from the seeing; harṣa — of the joy; raṁhasā — by the impulse; protphulla — blooming; hṛt — of their hearts; vaktra — and faces; saroruha — of the lotuses; śriyaḥ — whose beauty; āśliṣya — embracing; gāḍham — tightly; nayanaiḥ — from their eyes; sravat — pouring; jalāḥ — water (tears); hṛṣyat — erupting with hair standing on end; tvacaḥ — whose skin; ruddha — choked; giraḥ — whose speech; yayuḥ — they experienced; mudam — delight.