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''peṭera''—the abdomen; ''bhitara''—within; ''hasta-pada''—the arms and legs; ''kūrmera ākāra''—just like a tortoise; ''mukhe''—in the mouth; ''phena''—foam; ''pulaka-aṅga''—eruptions on the body; ''netre''—in the eyes; ''aśru-dhāra''—a flow of tears.
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Latest revision as of 20:01, 19 February 2024



His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 16

peṭera bhitara hasta-pada—kūrmera ākāra
mukhe phena, pulakāṅga, netre aśru-dhāra


SYNONYMS

peṭera — the abdomen; bhitara — within; hasta-pada — the arms and legs; kūrmera ākāra — just like a tortoise; mukhe — in the mouth; phena — foam; pulaka-aṅga — eruptions on the body; netre — in the eyes; aśru-dhāra — a flow of tears.


TRANSLATION

His arms and legs had entered the trunk of His body, exactly like those of a tortoise. His mouth was foaming, there were eruptions on His body, and tears flowed from His eyes.