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aśru, kampa, pulaka, sveda, gadgada vacana<br>
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kṣaṇe uṭhe, kṣaṇe paḍe, kṣaṇeka rodana<br>
:kṣaṇe uṭhe, kṣaṇe paḍe, kṣaṇeka rodana
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==== SYNONYMS ====
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Tears fell from His eyes, and His whole body trembled. His bodily hairs stood on end, He perspired heavily, and His words faltered. Sometimes He stood, and sometimes He fell. And sometimes He cried.
Tears fell from His eyes, and His whole body trembled. His bodily hairs stood on end, He perspired heavily, and His words faltered. Sometimes He stood, and sometimes He fell. And sometimes He cried.
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His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 123

aśru, kampa, pulaka, sveda, gadgada vacana
kṣaṇe uṭhe, kṣaṇe paḍe, kṣaṇeka rodana


SYNONYMS

aśru — tears; kampa — trembling; pulaka — standing of bodily hairs in ecstasy; sveda — perspiration; gadgada — faltering; vacana — words; kṣaṇe — sometimes; uṭhe — stands; kṣaṇe — sometimes; paḍe — falls down; kṣaṇeka — sometimes; rodana — crying.


TRANSLATION

Tears fell from His eyes, and His whole body trembled. His bodily hairs stood on end, He perspired heavily, and His words faltered. Sometimes He stood, and sometimes He fell. And sometimes He cried.