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kā tvā mukunda mahatī kula-śīla-rūpa- | :kā tvā mukunda mahatī kula-śīla-rūpa- | ||
vidyā-vayo-draviṇa-dhāmabhir ātma-tulyam | :vidyā-vayo-draviṇa-dhāmabhir ātma-tulyam | ||
dhīrā patiṁ kulavatī na vṛṇīta kanyā | :dhīrā patiṁ kulavatī na vṛṇīta kanyā | ||
kāle nṛ-siṁha nara-loka-mano-'bhirāmam | :kāle nṛ-siṁha nara-loka-mano-'bhirāmam | ||
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''kā''—who; ''tvā''—You; ''mukunda''—O Kṛṣṇa; ''mahatī''—aristocratic; ''kula''—in terms of family background; ''śīla''—character; ''rūpa''—beauty; ''vidyā''—knowledge; ''vayaḥ''—youth; ''draviṇa''—property; ''dhāmabhiḥ''—and influence; ''ātma''—to Yourself only; ''tulyam''—equal; ''dhīrā''—who is sober; ''patim''—as her husband; ''kula-vatī''—of a good family; ''na vṛṇīta''—would not choose; ''kanyā''—marriageable young lady; ''kāle''—at such a time; ''nṛ''—among men; ''siṁha''—O lion; ''nara-loka''—of human society; ''manaḥ''—to the minds; ''abhirāmam''—who give pleasure. | |||
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O Mukunda, You are equal only to Yourself in lineage, character, beauty, knowledge, youthfulness, wealth and influence. O lion among men, You delight the minds of all mankind. What aristocratic, sober-minded and marriageable girl of a good family would not choose You as her husband when the proper time has come? | O Mukunda, You are equal only to Yourself in lineage, character, beauty, knowledge, youthfulness, wealth and influence. O lion among men, You delight the minds of all mankind. What aristocratic, sober-minded and marriageable girl of a good family would not choose You as her husband when the proper time has come? | ||
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Revision as of 16:24, 1 December 2017
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada
Please note: The synonyms, translation and purport of this verse were composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda
TEXT 38
- kā tvā mukunda mahatī kula-śīla-rūpa-
- vidyā-vayo-draviṇa-dhāmabhir ātma-tulyam
- dhīrā patiṁ kulavatī na vṛṇīta kanyā
- kāle nṛ-siṁha nara-loka-mano-'bhirāmam
SYNONYMS
kā—who; tvā—You; mukunda—O Kṛṣṇa; mahatī—aristocratic; kula—in terms of family background; śīla—character; rūpa—beauty; vidyā—knowledge; vayaḥ—youth; draviṇa—property; dhāmabhiḥ—and influence; ātma—to Yourself only; tulyam—equal; dhīrā—who is sober; patim—as her husband; kula-vatī—of a good family; na vṛṇīta—would not choose; kanyā—marriageable young lady; kāle—at such a time; nṛ—among men; siṁha—O lion; nara-loka—of human society; manaḥ—to the minds; abhirāmam—who give pleasure.
Translation and purport composed by disciples of Śrīla Prabhupāda
TRANSLATION
O Mukunda, You are equal only to Yourself in lineage, character, beauty, knowledge, youthfulness, wealth and influence. O lion among men, You delight the minds of all mankind. What aristocratic, sober-minded and marriageable girl of a good family would not choose You as her husband when the proper time has come?