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''dui pāśe—''on two sides; ''su-gandhi—''nicely scented; ''śītala''—cold; ''jala-jhāri''—pitchers of water; ''anna-vyañjana-upari—''over the rice and vegetables; ''dila''—placed; ''tulasī-mañjarī''—flowers of ''tulasī''.
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Latest revision as of 21:55, 19 February 2024



His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 220

dui pāśe sugandhi śītala jala-jhārī
anna-vyañjanopari dila tulasī-mañjarī


SYNONYMS

dui pāśeon two sides; su-gandhinicely scented; śītala — cold; jala-jhāri — pitchers of water; anna-vyañjana-upariover the rice and vegetables; dila — placed; tulasī-mañjarī — flowers of tulasī.


TRANSLATION

On two sides of the stack of food were pitchers filled with scented cold water. The flowers of the tulasī tree were placed atop the mound of rice.