CC Antya 18.104 (1975)
Below is the 1996 edition text, ready to be substituted with the 1975 one using the compile form.
TEXT 104
- eka nārikela nānā-jāti, eka āmra nānā bhāti,
- kalā, koli—vividha-prakāra
- panasa, kharjura, kamalā, nāraṅga, jāma, santarā,
- drākṣā, bādāma, meoyā yata āra
SYNONYMS
eka—one item; nārikela—coconut; nānā-jāti—of many varieties; eka—one; āmra—mango; nānā bhāti—of many different kinds; kalā—banana; koli—berries; vividha-prakāra—of different varieties; panasa—jackfruit; kharjura—dates; kamalā—tangerines; nāraṅga—oranges; jāma—blackberries; santarā—another type of tangerine; drākṣā—grapes; bādāma—almonds; meoyā—dried fruits; yata—as many as there are; āra—and.
TRANSLATION
“Among the fruits were many varieties of coconuts and mangoes, bananas, berries, jackfruits, dates, tangerines, oranges, blackberries, santarās, grapes, almonds and all kinds of dried fruit.