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''āji rātrye''—this night; ''palāha''—go away; ''nā rahiha''—do not remain; ''eka-jana''—one person; ''ṭhākura''—the Deity; ''lañā''—taking; ''bhāga’''—go away; ''āsibe''—will come; ''kāli''—tomorrow; ''yavana''—the Muslim soldiers.
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Latest revision as of 22:22, 19 February 2024



His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 28

āji rātrye palāha, nā rahiha eka-jana
ṭhākura lañā bhāga’, āsibe kāli yavana’


SYNONYMS

āji rātrye — this night; palāha — go away; rahiha — do not remain; eka-jana — one person; ṭhākura — the Deity; lañā — taking; bhāga’ — go away; āsibe — will come; kāli — tomorrow; yavana — the Muslim soldiers.


TRANSLATION

“Flee this village tonight, and do not allow one person to remain. Take the Deity with you and leave, for the Muslim soldiers will come tomorrow.”