Text 57] Lord Caitanya at the House of Advaita Acarya 269

SYNONYMS

dui pase—on two sides; dharila—kept; saba—all; mrt-kundika—earthen
pots; bhari’—filling; caipakala—a kind of banana known as canpakala;
dadhi-sandesa—mixed with yogurt and sandesa; kahite—to say; nd—not;
pari—| am able.

TRANSLATION

In two places there were earthen pots filled with another preparation
made with yogurt, sandesa [a sweetmeat made with curd] and banana. |!
am unable to describe it all.

TEXT 56

wa-Hea-Sriy fear gerne |
for wartica gatas oa off’ ew ii

anna-vyahijana-upari dila tulasi-mafjari
tina jala-patre suvasita jala bhari’

SYNONYMS

anna-vyafijana-upari—on top of the boiled rice and vegetables; dila—
placed; tulasi-mafjari—flowers of tulasi; tina—three; jala-patre—waterpots;
su-vasita—scented; jala—water; bhari’—filling.

TRANSLATION

Upon the stack of boiled rice and all the vegetables were flowers of the
tulasi trees. There were also pots filled with scented rosewater.

TEXT 57
for BUNS, Sta Bafa ana |
GACH ABle SCV PMB Cosa |i 9

tina subhra-pitha, tara upari vasana
ei-rdpe saksat krsne karadila bhojana

SYNONYMS
tina—three; subhra-pitha—white sitting places; tara—of them; upari—on
top; vasana—soft cloth; ei-répe—in this way; saksat—directly; krsne—unto
Krsna; kardila—made to do; bhojana—eating.
