Text 110] The Advent of Lord Caitanya 115

SYNONYMS

yautuka—presentation; pdfla—received,; yata—as much as; ghare—in the house;
v@—or; Gchila—there was; kata—whatever; saba dhang—all riches; vipre—unto the
brahmanas; difa—gave; dagna—in charity; yoto—all; nartaka—dancers; gayana—
singers; bhdfa—blessers; akificana jana—poor men; dhana diyd—giving them riches;
kaila—did; sabGra—everyone’s; rména—honor.

TRANSLATION

Whatever riches Jagannatha Misra collected in the form of gifts and presentations,
and whatever he had in his house, he distributed among the brahmanas, professional
singers, dancers, bhatas and the poor. He honored them all by giving them riches in
charity.

TEXT 110

Sarcaa arene, ary Sta atin,
SACHA AR-ACH |
reqs, Fre, Cen, =, a, ara,
fora! Acer atalste ACW se 4

$rivasera brdhmani, ndma ténra ‘malint’,
acaryaratnera patni-sanige

sindira, haridré, taila, kha-i, kald, ndrikela,
diyd pije ndrigana range

SYNONYMS

§rivasera brdhmani—the wife of Srivasa Thakura;ndma—name; tanra—her; mdlini—
of the name Malint; dcaryaratnera—of Candrasekhara (Acaryaratna); potni—wife;
sange—along with; sindura—vermilion; haridrd—turmeric; tai/a—oil; Rha-i—fused rice;
kalg—banana; ndrikela—coconut; diyd—giving; pdje—worship; ndri-gara—ladies;
rarige—in a happy mood.

TRANSLATION

The wife of Srivasa Thakura, whose name was Malini, accompanied by the wife
of Candrasekhara [Acaryaratna] and other ladies, came there in great happiness to
worship the baby with paraphernatia such as vermilion, turmeric, oil, fused rice,
bananas and coconuts.

PURPORT

Vermilion, kha-i (fused rice}, bananas, coconuts and turmeric mixed with oil are
all auspicious gifts for such a ceremony. As there is puffed rice, so there is another
preparation of rice called kha-/, or fused rice, which, along with bananas, is taken
