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kathaṁ nu gṛhṇanty anavasthitātmano<br>
:kathaṁ nu gṛhṇanty anavasthitātmano
vacaḥ kṛta-ghnasya budhāḥ pura-striyaḥ<br>
:vacaḥ kṛta-ghnasya budhāḥ pura-striyaḥ
gṛhṇanti vai citra-kathasya sundara-<br>
:gṛhṇanti vai citra-kathasya sundara-
smitāvalokocchvasita-smarāturāḥ<br>
:smitāvalokocchvasita-smarāturāḥ
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katham—how; nu—indeed; gṛhṇanti—do they accept; anavasthita—unsteady; ātmanaḥ—of Him whose heart; vacaḥ—the words; kṛta-ghnasya—who is ungrateful; budhāḥ—intelligent; pura—of the city; striyaḥ—women; gṛhṇanti—they accept; vai—indeed; citra—wonderful; kathasya—whose narrations; sundara—beautifully; smita—smiling; avaloka—by the glances; ucchvasita—brought to life; smara—by lust; āturāḥ—agitated.
''katham''—how; ''nu''—indeed; ''gṛhṇanti''—do they accept; ''anavasthita''—unsteady; ''ātmanaḥ''—of Him whose heart; ''vacaḥ''—the words; ''kṛta-ghnasya''—who is ungrateful; ''budhāḥ''—intelligent; ''pura''—of the city; ''striyaḥ''—women; ''gṛhṇanti''—they accept; ''vai''—indeed; ''citra''—wonderful; ''kathasya''—whose narrations; ''sundara''—beautifully; ''smita''—smiling; ''avaloka''—by the glances; ''ucchvasita''—brought to life; ''smara''—by lust; ''āturāḥ''—agitated.
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"How can intelligent city women possibly trust the words of one whose heart is so unsteady and who is so ungrateful? They must believe Him because He speaks so wonderfully, and also because His beautiful smiling glances arouse their lust.
"How can intelligent city women possibly trust the words of one whose heart is so unsteady and who is so ungrateful? They must believe Him because He speaks so wonderfully, and also because His beautiful smiling glances arouse their lust.
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According to Śrīdhara Svāmī, some gopīs speak the first two lines of this verse, and others reply in the second two lines.
According to Śrīdhara Svāmī, some ''gopīs'' speak the first two lines of this verse, and others reply in the second two lines.
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Revision as of 08:12, 25 May 2021

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 13

kathaṁ nu gṛhṇanty anavasthitātmano
vacaḥ kṛta-ghnasya budhāḥ pura-striyaḥ
gṛhṇanti vai citra-kathasya sundara-
smitāvalokocchvasita-smarāturāḥ


SYNONYMS

katham—how; nu—indeed; gṛhṇanti—do they accept; anavasthita—unsteady; ātmanaḥ—of Him whose heart; vacaḥ—the words; kṛta-ghnasya—who is ungrateful; budhāḥ—intelligent; pura—of the city; striyaḥ—women; gṛhṇanti—they accept; vai—indeed; citra—wonderful; kathasya—whose narrations; sundara—beautifully; smita—smiling; avaloka—by the glances; ucchvasita—brought to life; smara—by lust; āturāḥ—agitated.

Translation and purport composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda


TRANSLATION

"How can intelligent city women possibly trust the words of one whose heart is so unsteady and who is so ungrateful? They must believe Him because He speaks so wonderfully, and also because His beautiful smiling glances arouse their lust.


PURPORT

According to Śrīdhara Svāmī, some gopīs speak the first two lines of this verse, and others reply in the second two lines.



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