120 SIT Caitanya-caritamrta [Adi-tila, Ch. 13
system of carrying luggage and packages is still current in India and other oriental
countries, and we have seen that the same system is still current even in Jakarta,
Indonesia.
TEXT 116
at wey — aferdita, gad-o/feqi-era,
AL BI— YAS Ay |
seca fray caiife, cole are ae Ais,
Aeneas Ut SETH soe
Sarva anga—-sunirmana, suvarna-pratima-bhéna,
sarva ahga—sulaksanamaya
balakera divya jyoti, dekhi' paila bahu priti,
vatsalyete dravila hrdaya
SYNONYMS
sarva afiga—all different parts of the body; sunirmana—well constructed; suvarna—
gold; pratima—form; bhana—like; sarva—all; aAga—parts of the body; su/aksanamaya
—full of auspicious signs; bd/akera—of the child; divya—transcendental; jyoti—
effulgence; dekhi’—seeing; pdila—got; bahu—much; priti—satisfaction; vatsalyete—
by parental affection; dravifa—melted ; Ardaya—her heart.
TRANSLATION
Seeing the transcendental bodily effulgence of the child, each of His nicely con-
structed limbs full of auspicious signs and resembling a form of gold, Sita Thakurani
was very much pleased, and because of her maternal affection, she felt as if her heart
were melting.
TEXT 117
O41, xt, fae Ned, CaM Be Brea,
foawlat So Ge SIE |
Gifeaststifaeh cers, wl Berle forts,
GUA AA YS “forzw’ n s990
durva, dhanya, dila sirse, kaila bahu asise,
cirajivi hao dui bhai
Pakini-sankhini haite, Sarka upajita cite,
dare nama thuila ‘nimdi’
