Bhagavatapurana 3.22.25

3.22.25

aśaknuvaṃs tad-virahaṃ muñcan bāṣpa-kalāṃ muhuḥ /
āsiñcad amba vatseti netrodair duhituḥ śikhāḥ //

24—25. Having given away his daughter to the worthy bride-groom the great King was relieved of his anxiety; however he took her in his arms his heart being agitated with fondness for his daughter, and unable to bear the separation, he profusely shed tears calling her “My darling, my child” and drenched her locks with them.