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''śiṅgā vāṁśī''—horns and flutes; ''bājāya''—play; ''keha''—some; ''keha''—some of them; ''nāce''—dance; ''gāya''—sing; ''sevaka''—a servant; ''yogāya''—supplies; ''tāmbūla''—betel nut; ''cāmara''—fan; ''ḍhulāya''—moves.
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Latest revision as of 19:05, 19 February 2024



His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 192

śiṅgā vāṁśī bājāya keha, keha nāce gāya
sevaka yogāya tāmbūla, cāmara ḍhulāya


SYNONYMS

śiṅgā vāṁśī — horns and flutes; bājāya — play; keha — some; keha — some of them; nāce — dance; gāya — sing; sevaka — a servant; yogāya — supplies; tāmbūla — betel nut; cāmara — fan; ḍhulāya — moves.


TRANSLATION

Some of them played horns and flutes, and others danced and sang. Some of them offered betel nuts, and others waved cāmara fans about Him.