Okay, the user wants me to translate "eye-lotion" into Hindi. Let me think. The word "eye" in Hindi is "आंख" (āṅkh), and "lotion" is usually "लोशन" (lośan). So combining them, it should be "आंख का लोशन" (āṅkh kā lośan). Wait, but sometimes "eye" can be translated as "आंख" or "आँख" with a different diacritic. Let me check the correct spelling. Also, in Hindi, when you say "eye lotion," it's common to use "आंख का लोशन" which literally means "eye's lotion." Alternatively, maybe there's a more common term. Let me confirm if "आंख लोशन" is also used. But the user's rule is to translate directly. So "eye-lotion" as a compound word would be "आंख लोशन" without the "का" (ka), but sometimes the possessive is added. Hmm. Maybe the most accurate translation is "आंख का लोशन" to specify it's for the eye. I think that's the correct way. Let me make sure there's no other term. I'll go with "आंख का लोशन."