Text 80] Lord Caitanya’s Childhood Pastimes 173
calite carane nipura bdje jhanjhan
$uni’ camokite haila pitd-mdtdra mana
SYNONYMS
calfte—while going; carane—on the lotus feet; nuipura—ankle bells; bdje—sounded;
jhanjhan—tinkling; $un/’—hearing; camakita—struck with wonder; haila—became;
pita—of His father; ma@tara—and mother; mana—the minds.
TRANSLATION
When the child was going out, there was a tinkling of ankle bells from His lotus
feet. Hearing this, His father and mother were struck with wonder.
TEXT 79
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Fares =erice ceca aitas eafan aon
misra kahe,—ei baga adbhuta kahini
Sisura SGnya-pade kene nipurera dhvani
SYNONYMS
misra kahe—Jagannatha Misra said; ef baga—this is very; adbhuta—wonderful;
kahini—incident; sisura—of the child; s@mya-pade—on the naked legs; Rene—why;
nipurera—of the ankle bells; dhvani—sound.
TRANSLATION
Jagannatha Misra said: ‘This is a very wonderful incident. Why is there a sound
of ankle bells from the bare feet of my child?”
TEXT 80
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fray fires cots er fy cma Siam ive t
Sac? kahe,—-dra eka adbhuta dekhila
divya divya loka asi’ angana bharifa
SYNONYMS
saci kahe—mother Saci said ; dra—another; eka—one; adbhuta— wonderful; dekhifa
—1| saw; divyo—celestial; divya—celestial; /oka—people; dsi’—coming there; afgana—
courtyard; bharila—filled up.
