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''nā jāni''—we do not know; ''ki''—what; ''khāñā''—eating; ''matta''—mad; ''hañā''—becoming; ''nāce''—He dances; ''gāya''—chants; ''hāse''—laughs; ''kānde''—cries; ''paḍe''—falls down; ''uṭhe''—gets up; ''gaḍāgaḍi yāya''—goes rolling on the ground.
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Latest revision as of 18:39, 19 February 2024



His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 208

nā jāni,—ki khāñā matta hañā nāce, gāya
hāse, kānde, paḍe, uṭhe, gaḍāgaḍi yāya


SYNONYMS

jāni — we do not know; ki — what; khāñā — eating; matta — mad; hañā — becoming; nāce — He dances; gāya — chants; hāse — laughs; kānde — cries; paḍe — falls down; uṭhe — gets up; gaḍāgaḍi yāya — goes rolling on the ground.


TRANSLATION

“‘We do not know what He eats that makes Him become mad, dancing, singing, sometimes laughing, crying, falling down, jumping up and rolling on the ground.