PT 10.6.10
the lord and describing his deeds,
how he was tied to a mortar by the cowherd women
when he stole milk , yogurt and ghee from the uri,
swallowed them and filled his stomach,
and how even when the cowherd
PAT 1.1.4
The fragrant ghee, milk and yogurt spilled all over and they were filled with frenzied joy and their
PAT 2.1.6
He stole and swallowed ghee, milk and yogurt that we, the cowherd women kept.
PT 10.7.8
They said, ‘See, we kept the fermented yogurt,
fragrant ghee and milk in various pots,
but they are How could I scold my child
who drank milk from the devil Putanā and killed her?
PAT 2.4.7
Since your birth, I have not seen good milk the churned yogurt and the butter that I put on the uri.
PAT 3.1.5
You make the pots that the cowherds
carry on their shoulders fall and drink the yogurt. You sob and sob like the children
who want to drink milk from their mothers.
PMT 2.4
were not afraid that Yashodā might punish you
when she saw you stealing and eating the butter,
good yogurt and milk.
PT 5.1.5
Our lord Māyan with a discus in his hand
who stole the yogurt, ghee and milk hidden by Yashodā,
the
PMT 6.2
“You saw a lovely girl with beautiful fish-like eyes
churning yogurt in her home, close by
and you entered her house stealthily and said,
‘I will also churn yogurt fast with you. ’
I truly know how you churned the yogurt, casting a secret glance,
with your dangling hair decorated with flowers
that swarm with
PT 1.5.6
The lord dark as a kāyām flower
drank the poisonous milk of Putanā
when she came as a mother and killed her,
stole yogurt and butter and swallowed them in the cowherd village,
and went as a pure handsome
PT 6.10.3
He churned the milky ocean, took the nectar and gave it to the gods
and embraced Lakshmi who came out of the milky ocean. Shameless, he stole and ate the yogurt and butter
kept by Yashodā the cowherdess with hair that swarmed
PT 5.2.3
Kudalur where the cheating cranes
steal kāyal fish in the fields is the place of the god
who ate yogurt
PAT 1.6.5
You entered our house when I was not there and stole yogurt and butter from large pots.
PAT 3.8.9
Can my daughter wake up before dawn and churn the
white yogurt, losing good sleep?
PT 10.5.2
You, the most handsome cowherd in the whole world,
stole the yogurt and butter and made the cowherd
PAT 2.1.5
The cowherd women tied the dear child by a rope used to churn yogurt.
PT 10.5.3
When you rolled away the pots
and swallowed the yogurt and the ghee,
the cowherd women thought that
PT 8.3.5
around
wiping his mouth when his mother Yashodā
chased him with a small stick because he has stolen yogurt
PT 10.7.1
It seems he goes to the corner house on this street
to churn yogurt with a young girl. ” 1908 மானமுடைத்துஉங்களாயர்குலம்
PMT 7.8
a rope, you (damodara) were afraid she was going to hit you
and, your beautiful mouth smeared with yogurt