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“You are the most learned scholar and the topmost of all great poets, for otherwise how could such fine poetry come from your mouth?
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Latest revision as of 15:55, 26 January 2020



His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 99

tumi baḍa paṇḍita, mahākavi-śiromaṇi
yāṅra mukhe bāhirāya aiche kavya-vāṇī


SYNONYMS

tumi—you; baḍa paṇḍita—greatly learned scholar; mahā-kavi—of all great poets; śiromaṇi—the topmost; yāṅra—of whom; mukhe—in the mouth; bāhirāya—emanates; aiche—such; kāvya-vāṇī—poetic language.


TRANSLATION

"You are the most learned scholar and the topmost of all great poets, for otherwise how could such fine poetry come from your mouth?



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