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baddhānyayā srajā kācit<br>
:baddhānyayā srajā kācit
tanvī tatra ulūkhale<br>
:tanvī tatra ulūkhale
badhnāmi bhāṇḍa-bhettāraṁ<br>
:badhnāmi bhāṇḍa-bhettāraṁ
haiyaṅgava-muṣaṁ tv iti<br>
:haiyaṅgava-muṣaṁ tv iti
bhītā su-dṛk pidhāyāsyaṁ<br>
:bhītā su-dṛk pidhāyāsyaṁ
bheje bhīti-viḍambanam<br>
:bheje bhīti-viḍambanam
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baddhā—tied up; anyayā—by another gopī; srajā—with a flower garland;             kācit—one gopī; tanvī—slender; tatra—there; ulūkhale—to the grinding mortar; badhnāmi—I am binding; bhāṇḍa—of the storage pots; bhettāram—the breaker; haiyam-gava—of the butter saved from the previous day's milk; muṣam—the stealer; tu—indeed; iti—thus speaking; bhītā—afraid; su-dṛk—with beautiful eyes; pidhāya—covering; āsyam—her face; bheje—assumed; bhīti—of fear; viḍambanam—the pretense.
''baddhā''—tied up; ''anyayā''—by another ''gopī''; ''srajā''—with a flower garland; ''kācit''—one ''gopī''; ''tanvī''—slender; ''tatra''—there; ''ulūkhale''—to the grinding mortar; ''badhnāmi''—I am binding; ''bhāṇḍa''—of the storage pots; ''bhettāram''—the breaker; ''haiyam-gava''—of the butter saved from the previous day's milk; ''muṣam''—the stealer; ''tu''—indeed; ''iti''—thus speaking; ''bhītā''—afraid; ''su-dṛk''—with beautiful eyes; ''pidhāya''—covering; ''āsyam''—her face; ''bheje''—assumed; ''bhīti''—of fear; ''viḍambanam''—the pretense.
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One gopī tied up her slender companion with a flower garland and said, "Now I will bind this boy who has broken the butter pots and stolen the butter." The second gopī then covered her face and beautiful eyes, pretending to be afraid.
One gopī tied up her slender companion with a flower garland and said, "Now I will bind this boy who has broken the butter pots and stolen the butter." The second gopī then covered her face and beautiful eyes, pretending to be afraid.
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His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada


Please note: The synonyms, translation and purport of this verse were composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda

TEXT 23

baddhānyayā srajā kācit
tanvī tatra ulūkhale
badhnāmi bhāṇḍa-bhettāraṁ
haiyaṅgava-muṣaṁ tv iti
bhītā su-dṛk pidhāyāsyaṁ
bheje bhīti-viḍambanam


SYNONYMS

baddhā—tied up; anyayā—by another gopī; srajā—with a flower garland; kācit—one gopī; tanvī—slender; tatra—there; ulūkhale—to the grinding mortar; badhnāmi—I am binding; bhāṇḍa—of the storage pots; bhettāram—the breaker; haiyam-gava—of the butter saved from the previous day's milk; muṣam—the stealer; tu—indeed; iti—thus speaking; bhītā—afraid; su-dṛk—with beautiful eyes; pidhāya—covering; āsyam—her face; bheje—assumed; bhīti—of fear; viḍambanam—the pretense.

Translation and purport composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda


TRANSLATION

One gopī tied up her slender companion with a flower garland and said, "Now I will bind this boy who has broken the butter pots and stolen the butter." The second gopī then covered her face and beautiful eyes, pretending to be afraid.



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