66 Si Caitanya-caritamrta [ Adi-l#la, Ch. 13
ataeva ‘hari‘ ‘hari’ bale nGrigara
deRhite Gise yebé sarva bandhu-jana
SYNONYMS
ataeva--therefore; hari hari—the holy name of the Lord; ba/e—chant; ndrigana—
all the ladies; dekhite—to see; dise—they come; yeba—whoever; sarva—all; bandhu-
jana—friends.
TRANSLATION
All the friendly ladies who came to see the child would chant the holy names,
“Hari, Hari!’’ as soon as the child would cry.
TEXT 25
colwefa’ afer Stee Eto Ae ATH |
wrens Cem Sia ary CalrefH i ve 1
'gaurahari’ bali’ tare hase sarva nart
ataeva haifa tanra néma ‘gaurahari'
SYNONYMS
gaurahari—of the name Gaurahari; bafi’—addressing Him thus; tére—unto the
Lord; hdse—laugh; sarva ndr7—all\ the ladies; ataeva—there fore; haifa—became; tanra—
His; nama—name; gaurahari—of the name Gaurahari.
TRANSLATION
When all the ladies saw this fun, they enjoyed laughing and called the Lord
“‘Gaurahari.”’ Since then, Gaurahari became another of His names.
TEXT 26
roy saN— Btae ECS eH firey |
coltsie any —atae rare al CaM wl
balya vayasa—yovat hate khagi dila
pauganda vayasa—yévat vivaha na kaila
SYNONYMS
balya voyosa—childhood age; ydvat—until the time; Adte—in His hand; khag/—
chalk; difa—was given; pauganda vayasa—the part of boyhood known as paugarda;
yavat—until; viva@ha—marriage; nd—not; kaifa—did take place.
