216 teṉukaṉ āvi cĕkuttup * paṉaṅkaṉi
tāṉ ĕṟintiṭṭa * taṭam pĕruntol̤iṉāl *
vāṉavar koṉ viṭa * vanta mazhai taṭuttu **
āṉirai kāttāṉāl iṉṟu muṟṟum *
avai uyyak kŏṇṭāṉāl iṉṟu muṟṟum (4)
Simple Translation
216. O Yashodā, your son decided to kill the Asuran Thenuhan,
and hurled his body at the tree, and made the fruits of the
palmyra tree fall.
When Indra made sky pour heavily on the cattle, he lifted
the Govardhanā mountain in his broad shoulders the cows.
We think that was good, but he stole our clothes,
stays in the top of the tree, and refuses to give them back.
This isn’t fair.