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āpaṇo vyavahāro 'tra<br>
:āpaṇo vyavahāro 'tra
citram andho bahūdanam<br>
:citram andho bahūdanam
pitṛhūr dakṣiṇaḥ karṇa<br>
:pitṛhūr dakṣiṇaḥ karṇa
uttaro devahūḥ smṛtaḥ<br>
:uttaro devahūḥ smṛtaḥ
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āpaṇaḥ—named Āpaṇa; vyavahāraḥ—business of the tongue; atra—here; citram—of all varieties; andhaḥ—eatables; bahūdanam—named Bahūdana; pitṛ-hūḥ—named Pitṛhū; dakṣiṇaḥ—right; karṇaḥ—ear; uttaraḥ—left; deva-hūḥ—Devahū; smṛtaḥ—is called.
''āpaṇaḥ''—named Āpaṇa; ''vyavahāraḥ''—business of the tongue; ''atra''—here; ''citram''—of all varieties; ''andhaḥ''—eatables; ''bahūdanam''—named Bahūdana; ''pitṛ-hūḥ''—named Pitṛhū; ''dakṣiṇaḥ''—right; ''karṇaḥ''—ear; ''uttaraḥ''—left; ''deva-hūḥ''—Devahū; ''smṛtaḥ''—is called.
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The city called Āpaṇa represents engagement of the tongue in speech, and Bahūdana is the variety of foodstuffs. The right ear is called the gate of Pitṛhū, and the left ear is called the gate of Devahū.
The city called Āpaṇa represents engagement of the tongue in speech, and Bahūdana is the variety of foodstuffs. The right ear is called the gate of Pitṛhū, and the left ear is called the gate of Devahū.
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Revision as of 23:56, 30 November 2017

His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 12

āpaṇo vyavahāro 'tra
citram andho bahūdanam
pitṛhūr dakṣiṇaḥ karṇa
uttaro devahūḥ smṛtaḥ


SYNONYMS

āpaṇaḥ—named Āpaṇa; vyavahāraḥ—business of the tongue; atra—here; citram—of all varieties; andhaḥ—eatables; bahūdanam—named Bahūdana; pitṛ-hūḥ—named Pitṛhū; dakṣiṇaḥ—right; karṇaḥ—ear; uttaraḥ—left; deva-hūḥ—Devahū; smṛtaḥ—is called.


TRANSLATION

The city called Āpaṇa represents engagement of the tongue in speech, and Bahūdana is the variety of foodstuffs. The right ear is called the gate of Pitṛhū, and the left ear is called the gate of Devahū.



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