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kṣut-kṣāmāyā mukhe rājā | :kṣut-kṣāmāyā mukhe rājā | ||
somaḥ pīyūṣa-varṣiṇīm | :somaḥ pīyūṣa-varṣiṇīm | ||
deśinīṁ rodamānāyā | :deśinīṁ rodamānāyā | ||
nidadhe sa dayānvitaḥ | :nidadhe sa dayānvitaḥ | ||
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''kṣut''—by hunger; ''kṣāmāyāḥ''—when she was distressed; ''mukhe''—within the mouth; ''rājā''—the king; ''somaḥ''—the moon; ''pīyūṣa''—nectar; ''varṣiṇīm''—pouring; ''deśinīm''—forefinger; ''rodamānāyāḥ''—while she was crying; ''nidadhe''—placed; ''saḥ''—he; ''dayā-anvitaḥ''—being compassionate. | |||
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Thereafter the child, who was left to the care of the trees, began to cry in hunger. At that time the king of the forest, namely the king of the moon planet, out of compassion placed his finger, which poured forth nectar, within the child's mouth. Thus the child was raised by the mercy of the king of the moon. | Thereafter the child, who was left to the care of the trees, began to cry in hunger. At that time the king of the forest, namely the king of the moon planet, out of compassion placed his finger, which poured forth nectar, within the child's mouth. Thus the child was raised by the mercy of the king of the moon. | ||
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Although the Apsarā left her child to the care of the trees, the trees could not take care of the child properly; therefore the trees handed the child over to the king of the moon. Thus Candra, king of the moon, put his finger within the mouth of the child to satisfy her hunger. | Although the Apsarā left her child to the care of the trees, the trees could not take care of the child properly; therefore the trees handed the child over to the king of the moon. Thus Candra, king of the moon, put his finger within the mouth of the child to satisfy her hunger. | ||
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Revision as of 00:08, 1 December 2017
His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
TEXT 14
- kṣut-kṣāmāyā mukhe rājā
- somaḥ pīyūṣa-varṣiṇīm
- deśinīṁ rodamānāyā
- nidadhe sa dayānvitaḥ
SYNONYMS
kṣut—by hunger; kṣāmāyāḥ—when she was distressed; mukhe—within the mouth; rājā—the king; somaḥ—the moon; pīyūṣa—nectar; varṣiṇīm—pouring; deśinīm—forefinger; rodamānāyāḥ—while she was crying; nidadhe—placed; saḥ—he; dayā-anvitaḥ—being compassionate.
TRANSLATION
Thereafter the child, who was left to the care of the trees, began to cry in hunger. At that time the king of the forest, namely the king of the moon planet, out of compassion placed his finger, which poured forth nectar, within the child's mouth. Thus the child was raised by the mercy of the king of the moon.
PURPORT
Although the Apsarā left her child to the care of the trees, the trees could not take care of the child properly; therefore the trees handed the child over to the king of the moon. Thus Candra, king of the moon, put his finger within the mouth of the child to satisfy her hunger.