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āmra-kāśandi, ādā-kāśandi jhāla-kāśandi nāma<br>
:āmra-kāśandi, ādā-kāśandi jhāla-kāśandi nāma
nembu-ādā āmra-koli vividha vidhāna<br>
:nembu-ādā āmra-koli vividha vidhāna
āmsi, āma-khaṇḍa, tailāmra, āma-sattā<br>
:āmsi, āma-khaṇḍa, tailāmra, āma-sattā
yatna kari’ guṇḍā kari’ purāṇa sukutā<br>
:yatna kari' guṇḍā kari' purāṇa sukutā
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āmra-kāśandi—āmra-kāśandi; ādā-kāśandi—ādā-kāśandi; jhāla-kāśandi—jhāla-kāśandi; nāma—named; nembu-ādā—a preparation made with lime and ginger; āmra-koli—āmra-koli; vividha vidhāna—various preparations; āmsi—āmsi; āma-khaṇḍa—āma-khaṇḍa; tailāmra—mango within mustard oil; āma-sattā—āma-sattā; yatna kari’—with great attention; guṇḍā kari’—making into a powder; purāṇa sukutā—dried bitter vegetables such as bitter melon.
''āmra-kāśandi''—''āmra-kāśandi''; ''ādā-kāśandi''—''ādā-kāśandi''; ''jhāla-kāśandi''—''jhāla-kāśandi''; ''nāma''—named; ''nembu-ādā''—a preparation made with lime and ginger; ''āmra-koli''—''āmra-koli''; ''vividha vidhāna''—various preparations; ''āmsi''—''āmsi''; ''āma-khaṇḍa''—''āma-khaṇḍa''; ''tailāmra''—mango within mustard oil; ''āma-sattā''—''āma-sattā''; ''yatna kari'' '—with great attention; ''guṇḍā kari'' '—making into a powder; ''purāṇa sukutā''—dried bitter vegetables such as bitter melon.
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These are the names of some of the pickles and condiments in the bags of Rāghava Paṇḍita: āmra-kāśandi, ādā-kāśandi, jhāla-kāśandi, nembu-ādā, āmra-koli, āmsi, āma-khaṇḍa, tailāmra and āma-sattā. With great attention, Damayantī also made dried bitter vegetables into a powder.
These are the names of some of the pickles and condiments in the bags of Rāghava Paṇḍita: āmra-kāśandi, ādā-kāśandi, jhāla-kāśandi, nembu-ādā, āmra-koli, āmsi, āma-khaṇḍa, tailāmra and āma-sattā. With great attention, Damayantī also made dried bitter vegetables into a powder.
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His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXTS 15-16

āmra-kāśandi, ādā-kāśandi jhāla-kāśandi nāma
nembu-ādā āmra-koli vividha vidhāna
āmsi, āma-khaṇḍa, tailāmra, āma-sattā
yatna kari' guṇḍā kari' purāṇa sukutā


SYNONYMS

āmra-kāśandiāmra-kāśandi; ādā-kāśandiādā-kāśandi; jhāla-kāśandijhāla-kāśandi; nāma—named; nembu-ādā—a preparation made with lime and ginger; āmra-koliāmra-koli; vividha vidhāna—various preparations; āmsiāmsi; āma-khaṇḍaāma-khaṇḍa; tailāmra—mango within mustard oil; āma-sattāāma-sattā; yatna kari '—with great attention; guṇḍā kari '—making into a powder; purāṇa sukutā—dried bitter vegetables such as bitter melon.


TRANSLATION

These are the names of some of the pickles and condiments in the bags of Rāghava Paṇḍita: āmra-kāśandi, ādā-kāśandi, jhāla-kāśandi, nembu-ādā, āmra-koli, āmsi, āma-khaṇḍa, tailāmra and āma-sattā. With great attention, Damayantī also made dried bitter vegetables into a powder.