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==== TEXT 116 ====
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:sarva aṅga—sunirmāṇa, suvarṇa-pratimā-bhāna,
:sarva aṅga--sunirmāṇa, suvarṇa-pratimā-bhāna,
:sarva aṅga—sulakṣaṇamaya
:sarva aṅga--sulakṣaṇamaya
:bālakera divya jyoti, dekhi’ pāila bahu prīti,
:bālakera divya jyoti, dekhi' pāila bahu prīti,
:vātsalyete dravila hṛdaya
:vātsalyete dravila hṛdaya
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sarva aṅga—all different parts of the body; sunirmāṇa—well constructed; suvarṇa—gold; pratimā—form; bhāna—like; sarva—all; aṅga—parts of the body; sulakṣaṇa-maya—full of auspicious signs; bālakera—of the child; divya—transcendental; jyoti—effulgence; dekhi’—seeing; pāila—got; bahu—much; prīti—satisfaction; vātsalyete—by parental affection; dravila—melted; hṛdaya—her heart.
sarva aṅga—all different parts of the body; sunirmāṇa—well constructed; suvarṇa—gold; pratimā—form; bhāna—like; sarva—all; aṅga—parts of the body; sulakṣaṇa-maya—full of auspicious signs; bālakera—of the child; divya—transcendental; jyoti—effulgence; dekhi'-seeing; pāila—got; bahu—much; prīti—satisfaction; vātsalyete—by parental affection; dravila—melted; hṛdaya—her heart.
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Seeing the transcendental bodily effulgence of the child, each of His nicely constructed limbs full of auspicious signs and resembling a form of gold, Sītā Ṭhākurāṇī was very pleased, and because of her maternal affection, she felt as if her heart were melting.
Seeing the transcendental bodily effulgence of the child, each of His nicely constructed limbs full of auspicious signs and resembling a form of gold, Sītā Ṭhākurāṇī was very much pleased, and because of her maternal affection, she felt as if her heart were melting.
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Latest revision as of 14:57, 26 January 2020



His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 116

sarva aṅga--sunirmāṇa, suvarṇa-pratimā-bhāna,
sarva aṅga--sulakṣaṇamaya
bālakera divya jyoti, dekhi' pāila bahu prīti,
vātsalyete dravila hṛdaya


SYNONYMS

sarva aṅga—all different parts of the body; sunirmāṇa—well constructed; suvarṇa—gold; pratimā—form; bhāna—like; sarva—all; aṅga—parts of the body; sulakṣaṇa-maya—full of auspicious signs; bālakera—of the child; divya—transcendental; jyoti—effulgence; dekhi'-seeing; pāila—got; bahu—much; prīti—satisfaction; vātsalyete—by parental affection; dravila—melted; hṛdaya—her heart.


TRANSLATION

Seeing the transcendental bodily effulgence of the child, each of His nicely constructed limbs full of auspicious signs and resembling a form of gold, Sītā Ṭhākurāṇī was very much pleased, and because of her maternal affection, she felt as if her heart were melting.