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koṭi-candra jini’ mukha ujjvala-varaṇa
dāḍimba-bīja-sama danta tāmbūla-carvaṇa
koṭi-candra — millions upon millions of moons; jini’ — surpassing; mukha — face; ujjvala-varaṇa — bright and brilliant; dāḍimba-bīja — pomegranate seeds; sama — like; danta — teeth; tāmbūla-carvaṇa — chewing betel nut.
His face was more beautiful than millions upon millions of moons, and His teeth were like pomegranate seeds because of His chewing betel.