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:subhadrā-balarāmera hṛdaye ullāsa
:subhadrā-balarāmera hṛdaye ullāsa
:nṛtya dekhi’ dui janāra śrī-mukhete hāsa
:nṛtya dekhi' dui janāra śrī-mukhete hāsa
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subhadrā—of the goddess Subhadrā; balarāmera—and of Balarāma; hṛdaye—in the hearts; ullāsa—ecstasy; nṛtya—dancing; dekhi’—seeing; dui janāra—of the two persons; śrī-mukhete—in the beautiful mouths; hāsa—smiling.
subhadrā—of the goddess Subhadrā; balarāmera—and of Balarāma; hṛdaye—in the hearts; ullāsa—ecstasy; nṛtya—dancing; dekhi'-seeing; dui janāra—of the two persons; śrī-mukhete—in the beautiful mouths; hāsa—smiling.
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The goddess of fortune, Subhadrā, and Lord Balarāma both felt great happiness and ecstasy within their hearts. Indeed, they were seen smiling at the dancing.
The goddess of fortune, Subhadrā, and Lord Balarāma both felt great happiness and ecstasy within Their hearts. Indeed, They were seen smiling at the dancing.
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Latest revision as of 07:27, 27 January 2020



His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 100

subhadrā-balarāmera hṛdaye ullāsa
nṛtya dekhi' dui janāra śrī-mukhete hāsa


SYNONYMS

subhadrā—of the goddess Subhadrā; balarāmera—and of Balarāma; hṛdaye—in the hearts; ullāsa—ecstasy; nṛtya—dancing; dekhi'-seeing; dui janāra—of the two persons; śrī-mukhete—in the beautiful mouths; hāsa—smiling.


TRANSLATION

The goddess of fortune, Subhadrā, and Lord Balarāma both felt great happiness and ecstasy within Their hearts. Indeed, They were seen smiling at the dancing.