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‘dvitīya śrī-lakṣmī’—ihāṅ ‘dvitīyatva’ vidheya<br>
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samāse gauṇa haila, śabdārtha gela kṣaya<br>
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“In the word ‘dvitīya-śrī-lakṣmī’ [‘a second all-opulent goddess of fortune’], the quality of being a second Lakṣmī is the unknown. In making this compound word, the meaning became secondary and the originally intended meaning was lost.
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His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 59

‘dvitīya śrī-lakṣmī’—ihāṅ ‘dvitīyatva’ vidheya
samāse gauṇa haila, śabdārtha gela kṣaya


SYNONYMS

dvitīya śrī-lakṣmī — the word dvitīya-śrī-lakṣmī (“a second all-opulent goddess of fortune”); ihāṅ — this; dvitīyatva — the quality of being a second; vidheya — the unknown, which is to be explained; samāse — in the compound word; gauṇa — secondary; hailabecame; śabda — artha—the word’s intended meaning; gela — became; kṣaya — lost.


TRANSLATION

“In the word ‘dvitīya-śrī-lakṣmī’ [‘a second all-opulent goddess of fortune’], the quality of being a second Lakṣmī is the unknown. In making this compound word, the meaning became secondary and the originally intended meaning was lost.