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''kalāra śaralāte''—on the dry bark of a plantain tree; ''śayana''—lying down; ''ati''—very; ''kṣīṇa kāya''—skinny body; ''śaralāte''—on the dry bark of a plantain tree; ''hāḍa lāge''—bones contact; ''vyathā''—pain; ''haya''—is; ''gāya''—in the body.
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Latest revision as of 19:47, 19 February 2024



His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 5

kalāra śaralāte, śayana, ati kṣīṇa kāya
śaralāte hāḍa lāge, vyathā haya gāya


SYNONYMS

kalāra śaralāte — on the dry bark of a plantain tree; śayana — lying down; ati — very; kṣīṇa kāya — skinny body; śaralāte — on the dry bark of a plantain tree; hāḍa lāge — bones contact; vyathā — pain; haya — is; gāya — in the body.


TRANSLATION

Because He was very thin, when He lay down to rest on the dry bark of plantain trees, it caused Him pain in His bones.