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kunda-dāma-kṛta-kautuka-veṣo | :kunda-dāma-kṛta-kautuka-veṣo | ||
gopa-godhana-vṛto yamunāyām | :gopa-godhana-vṛto yamunāyām | ||
nanda-sūnur anaghe tava vatso | :nanda-sūnur anaghe tava vatso | ||
narma-daḥ praṇayiṇāṁ vijahāra | :narma-daḥ praṇayiṇāṁ vijahāra | ||
manda-vāyur upavāty anukūlaṁ | |||
mānayan malayaja-sparśena | :manda-vāyur upavāty anukūlaṁ | ||
vandinas tam upadeva-gaṇā ye | :mānayan malayaja-sparśena | ||
vādya-gīta-balibhiḥ parivavruḥ | :vandinas tam upadeva-gaṇā ye | ||
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''kunda''—of jasmine flowers; ''dāma''—with a garland; ''kṛta''—made; ''kautuka''—playful; ''veṣaḥ''—His array; ''gopa''—by the cowherd boys; ''godhana''—and the cows; ''vṛtaḥ''—surrounded; ''yamunāyām''—along the Yamunā; ''nanda-sūnuḥ''—the son of Nanda Mahārāja; ''anaghe''—O sinless lady; ''tava''—your; ''vatsaḥ''—darling child; ''narma-daḥ''—amusing; ''praṇayiṇām''—His dear companions; ''vijahāra''—He has played; ''manda''—gentle; ''vāyuḥ''—the wind; ''upavāti''—blows; ''anukūlam''—favorably; ''mānayan''—showing honor; ''malaya-ja''—of (the fragrance of) sandalwood; ''sparśena''—the touch; ''vandinaḥ''—those who offer praise; ''tam''—Him; ''upadeva''—of the minor demigods; ''gaṇāḥ''—members of the various categories; ''ye''—who; ''vādya''—with instrumental music; ''gīta''—singing; ''balibhiḥ''—and presentation of gifts; ''parivavruḥ''—they have encircled. | |||
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O sinless Yaśodā, your darling child, the son of Mahārāja Nanda, has festively enhanced His attire with a jasmine garland, and He is now playing along the Yamunā in the company of the cows and cowherd boys, amusing His dear companions. The gentle breeze honors Him with its soothing fragrance of sandalwood, while the various Upadevas, standing on all sides like panegyrists, offer their music, singing and gifts of tribute. | O sinless Yaśodā, your darling child, the son of Mahārāja Nanda, has festively enhanced His attire with a jasmine garland, and He is now playing along the Yamunā in the company of the cows and cowherd boys, amusing His dear companions. The gentle breeze honors Him with its soothing fragrance of sandalwood, while the various Upadevas, standing on all sides like panegyrists, offer their music, singing and gifts of tribute. | ||
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Śrīla Jīva Gosvāmī explains that the gopīs are again in the courtyard of mother Yaśodā, the queen of Vraja. They are trying to encourage her by describing Kṛṣṇa's return to Vṛndāvana after He has spent the day herding cows and playing. | Śrīla Jīva Gosvāmī explains that the ''gopīs'' are again in the courtyard of mother Yaśodā, the queen of Vraja. They are trying to encourage her by describing Kṛṣṇa's return to Vṛndāvana after He has spent the day herding cows and playing. | ||
Śrīla Viśvanātha Cakravartī comments that the Upadevas, the minor demigods mentioned here, include the Gandharvas, who are famous for their celestial music and dancing. | Śrīla Viśvanātha Cakravartī comments that the Upadevas, the minor demigods mentioned here, include the Gandharvas, who are famous for their celestial music and dancing. | ||
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Revision as of 04:16, 23 May 2021
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
Please note: The synonyms, translation and purport of this verse were composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda
TEXTS 20-21
- kunda-dāma-kṛta-kautuka-veṣo
- gopa-godhana-vṛto yamunāyām
- nanda-sūnur anaghe tava vatso
- narma-daḥ praṇayiṇāṁ vijahāra
- manda-vāyur upavāty anukūlaṁ
- mānayan malayaja-sparśena
- vandinas tam upadeva-gaṇā ye
- vādya-gīta-balibhiḥ parivavruḥ
SYNONYMS
kunda—of jasmine flowers; dāma—with a garland; kṛta—made; kautuka—playful; veṣaḥ—His array; gopa—by the cowherd boys; godhana—and the cows; vṛtaḥ—surrounded; yamunāyām—along the Yamunā; nanda-sūnuḥ—the son of Nanda Mahārāja; anaghe—O sinless lady; tava—your; vatsaḥ—darling child; narma-daḥ—amusing; praṇayiṇām—His dear companions; vijahāra—He has played; manda—gentle; vāyuḥ—the wind; upavāti—blows; anukūlam—favorably; mānayan—showing honor; malaya-ja—of (the fragrance of) sandalwood; sparśena—the touch; vandinaḥ—those who offer praise; tam—Him; upadeva—of the minor demigods; gaṇāḥ—members of the various categories; ye—who; vādya—with instrumental music; gīta—singing; balibhiḥ—and presentation of gifts; parivavruḥ—they have encircled.
Translation and purport composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda
TRANSLATION
O sinless Yaśodā, your darling child, the son of Mahārāja Nanda, has festively enhanced His attire with a jasmine garland, and He is now playing along the Yamunā in the company of the cows and cowherd boys, amusing His dear companions. The gentle breeze honors Him with its soothing fragrance of sandalwood, while the various Upadevas, standing on all sides like panegyrists, offer their music, singing and gifts of tribute.
PURPORT
Śrīla Jīva Gosvāmī explains that the gopīs are again in the courtyard of mother Yaśodā, the queen of Vraja. They are trying to encourage her by describing Kṛṣṇa's return to Vṛndāvana after He has spent the day herding cows and playing.
Śrīla Viśvanātha Cakravartī comments that the Upadevas, the minor demigods mentioned here, include the Gandharvas, who are famous for their celestial music and dancing.