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kvacic ca dardura-plāvair | :kvacic ca dardura-plāvair | ||
vividhair upahāsakaiḥ | :vividhair upahāsakaiḥ | ||
kadācit syandolikayā | :kadācit syandolikayā | ||
karhicin nṛpa-ceṣṭayā | :karhicin nṛpa-ceṣṭayā | ||
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''kvacit''—sometimes; ''ca''—and; ''dardura''—like frogs; ''plāvaiḥ''—with jumping; ''vividhaiḥ''—various; ''upahāsakaiḥ''—with jokes; ''kadācit''—sometimes; ''syandolikayā''—with riding in swings; ''karhicit''—and sometimes; ''nṛpa-ceṣṭayā''—with pretending to be kings. | |||
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They would sometimes jump around like frogs, sometimes play various jokes, sometimes ride in swings and sometimes imitate monarchs. | They would sometimes jump around like frogs, sometimes play various jokes, sometimes ride in swings and sometimes imitate monarchs. | ||
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Śrīla Viśvanātha Cakravartī Ṭhākura explains the word nṛpa-ceṣṭayā as follows: In Vṛndāvana there was a particular place on the riverbank where people who wanted to cross the Yamunā would pay a small tax. At times the cowherd boys would assemble in this area and prevent the young girls of Vṛndāvana from crossing the river, insisting that they had to pay a customs duty first. Such activities were full of joking and laughter. | Śrīla Viśvanātha Cakravartī Ṭhākura explains the word ''nṛpa-ceṣṭayā'' as follows: In Vṛndāvana there was a particular place on the riverbank where people who wanted to cross the Yamunā would pay a small tax. At times the cowherd boys would assemble in this area and prevent the young girls of Vṛndāvana from crossing the river, insisting that they had to pay a customs duty first. Such activities were full of joking and laughter. | ||
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Revision as of 08:24, 21 May 2021
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
Please note: The synonyms, translation and purport of this verse were composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda
TEXT 15
- kvacic ca dardura-plāvair
- vividhair upahāsakaiḥ
- kadācit syandolikayā
- karhicin nṛpa-ceṣṭayā
SYNONYMS
kvacit—sometimes; ca—and; dardura—like frogs; plāvaiḥ—with jumping; vividhaiḥ—various; upahāsakaiḥ—with jokes; kadācit—sometimes; syandolikayā—with riding in swings; karhicit—and sometimes; nṛpa-ceṣṭayā—with pretending to be kings.
Translation and purport composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda
TRANSLATION
They would sometimes jump around like frogs, sometimes play various jokes, sometimes ride in swings and sometimes imitate monarchs.
PURPORT
Śrīla Viśvanātha Cakravartī Ṭhākura explains the word nṛpa-ceṣṭayā as follows: In Vṛndāvana there was a particular place on the riverbank where people who wanted to cross the Yamunā would pay a small tax. At times the cowherd boys would assemble in this area and prevent the young girls of Vṛndāvana from crossing the river, insisting that they had to pay a customs duty first. Such activities were full of joking and laughter.