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''śirera upare''—over the head; ''pṛṣṭhe''—behind the back; ''sammukhe''—in front; ''dui-pāśe''—on the two sides; ''pāda-madhye''—between the two legs; ''phirāya—''wheels around; ''laguḍa''—the rod; ''dekhi''’—seeing; ''loka hāse''—all the people began to laugh.
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Latest revision as of 21:56, 19 February 2024



His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 24

śirera upare, pṛṣṭhe, sammukhe, dui-pāśe
pāda-madhye phirāya laguḍa,—dekhi’ loka hāse


SYNONYMS

śirera upare — over the head; pṛṣṭhe — behind the back; sammukhe — in front; dui-pāśe — on the two sides; pāda-madhye — between the two legs; phirāyawheels around; laguḍa — the rod; dekhi’ — seeing; loka hāse — all the people began to laugh.


TRANSLATION

Śrī Caitanya Mahāprabhu wheeled and threw the rod, sometimes over His head, sometimes behind His back, sometimes in front of Him, sometimes to His side and sometimes between His legs. All the people laughed to see this.