364 Sri Caitanya-caritamrta [ Adi-lita, Ch. 17
parve bhala chila ei nimdi pandita
gaya haite asiyé caldya viparita
SYNONYMS
purve—before this; bha/a—very good; chifa—was; e/—this; nimai pandita—of the
name Nimiai Pandita; gaya— Gaya (a place of pilgrimage) ; ha/te—from;dsiyd—coming;
calaya—conducts; viparita—just the opposite.
TRANSLATION
‘“‘‘Nimai Pandita was previously a very good boy, but since He has returned from
Gaya He conducts Himself differently.
TEXT 207
Boo why atta RNs, CHa Seer |
FTA-SASTA-MEH Fe MCA St n 209
ucca kari' gaya gita, deya karatali
mydanga-karatdla-sabde karne {age tali
SYNONYMS
ucca—loud; kari’—making; gdya—sings; gita—songs; deya—practices, karatali—
clapping; mrdanga-—-mrdanga, karatafa—hand bells; sebde—by sounds; karne—in the
ear; /a@ge—there is; ta/fi—blocking.
TRANSLATION
“Now He loudly sings all kinds of songs, clapping, playing drums and hand bells,
and making a tumultuous sound that deafens our ears.
TEXT 208
a otf, fe teal TS S091 ATS, SNH |
SICH, ICM, ACG, Ges, ASIANS ata y ow |
ng jani,— ki khdfid matta hand ndce, gaya
hdse, kGnde, pade, uthe, gadagadi yaya
SYNONYMS
na jdni—we do not know; ki—what; khdra—eating; matta—mad; hafid— becoming;
ndace—He dances; gdya—chants; hdse—iaughs; kdnde—cries; pade—falls down; uthe—
gets up; gadagodi ydya—goes rolling on the ground.
