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gandharva-mukhyau jagatur<br>
:gandharva-mukhyau jagatur
viśvāvasu-parāvasū<br>
:viśvāvasu-parāvasū
deva-dundubhayo nedur<br>
:deva-dundubhayo nedur
nartakyo nanṛtur mudā<br>
:nartakyo nanṛtur mudā
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gandharva-mukhyau—the two chiefs of the Gandharvas; jagatuḥ—began to sing nice songs; viśvāvasu—named Viśvāvasu; parāvasū—named Parāvasu; deva-dundubhayaḥ—the kettledrums beaten by the demigods; neduḥ—made their sound; nartakyaḥ—the dancers known as Apsarās; nanṛtuḥ—began to dance; mudā—in great happiness.
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Viśvāvasu and Parāvasu, the two chiefs of the Gandharvas, sang in great happiness. The kettledrums of the demigods sounded, and the Apsarās danced in jubilation.
Viśvāvasu and Parāvasu, the two chiefs of the Gandharvas, sang in great happiness. The kettledrums of the demigods sounded, and the Apsarās danced in jubilation.
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Latest revision as of 23:13, 18 February 2024

His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 41

gandharva-mukhyau jagatur
viśvāvasu-parāvasū
deva-dundubhayo nedur
nartakyo nanṛtur mudā


SYNONYMS

gandharva-mukhyau — the two chiefs of the Gandharvas; jagatuḥ — began to sing nice songs; viśvāvasu — named Viśvāvasu; parāvasū — named Parāvasu; deva-dundubhayaḥ — the kettledrums beaten by the demigods; neduḥ — made their sound; nartakyaḥ — the dancers known as Apsarās; nanṛtuḥ — began to dance; mudā — in great happiness.


TRANSLATION

Viśvāvasu and Parāvasu, the two chiefs of the Gandharvas, sang in great happiness. The kettledrums of the demigods sounded, and the Apsarās danced in jubilation.



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