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''tāra''—of the tree; ''eka phala''—one fruit; ''paḍi''’—falling down; ''yadi''—if; ''naṣṭa haya''—becomes destroyed; ''tathāpi—''still; ''vṛkṣa''—the tree; ''nāhi jāne—''does not know; ''nija-apacaya''—its loss.
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Latest revision as of 21:54, 19 February 2024



His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 173

tāra eka phala paḍi’ yadi naṣṭa haya
tathāpi vṛkṣa nāhi jāne nija-apacaya


SYNONYMS

tāra — of the tree; eka phala — one fruit; paḍi’ — falling down; yadi — if; naṣṭa haya — becomes destroyed; tathāpistill; vṛkṣa — the tree; nāhi jānedoes not know; nija-apacaya — its loss.


TRANSLATION

“The uḍumbara tree is filled with millions of fruits, and if one falls down and is destroyed, the tree does not even consider the loss.