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''hṛdaye''—within the heart; ''preraṇa''—direction; ''kara''—You give; ''jihvāya''—on the tongue; ''kahāo''—You make me speak; ''vāṇī''—words; ''ki''—what; ''kahiye''—I am speaking; ''bhāla''-manda—good or bad; ''kichui''—something; ''nā''—not; ''jāni''—I know.
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Latest revision as of 23:52, 19 February 2024



His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 123

hṛdaye preraṇa kara, jihvāya kahāo vāṇī
ki kahiye bhāla-manda, kichui nā jāni


SYNONYMS

hṛdaye — within the heart; preraṇa — direction; kara — You give; jihvāya — on the tongue; kahāo — You make me speak; vāṇī — words; ki — what; kahiye — I am speaking; bhāla-manda — good or bad; kichui — something; — not; jāni — I know.


TRANSLATION

“You inspire me within the heart and make me speak with the tongue. I do not know whether I am speaking well or badly.”