Text 32] | Lord Vamanadeva, the Dwarf Incarnation ol

at aad aa Wa Ae
qaraqaad at faraeary |

WAY AASV AS aT
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yad yad vato vdrichasi tat praticcha me
tvam arthinam vipra-sutdnutarkaye

gam kdficanam gunavad dhama mrstam
tathdnna-peyam uta va vipra-kanyam

graman samrddhams turagan gajan va
rathars tathérhattama sampraticcha

yat yat—whatever; vato—O brahmacari; vdfichasi—You desire;
tat—that; praticcha—You may take; me—from me; tvam—You;
arthinam—desiring something; vipra-suta—O son of a brdhmana;
anutarkaye—I consider; gam—a cow; kdfcanam—gold; gunavat
dhéma—a furnished residence; mrstam—palatable; tatha —as well as;
anna—food grains; peyam—drink; uta—indeed; va—either; vipra-
kanyam—the daughter of a braéhmana; graman—villages; samrd-
dhan—prosperous; turagan—horses; gajan—elephants; vd—either;
rathan—chariots; tatha—as well as; arhat-tama—O best of those who
are worshipable; sampraticcha— You may take.

TRANSLATION

O son of a brahmana, it appears that You have come here to ask
me for something. Therefore, whatever You want You may take
from me. O best of those who are worshipable. You may take from
me a cow, gold, a furnished house, palatable food and drink, the
daughter of a brahmana for Your wife, prosperous villages,
horses, elephants, chariots or whatever You desire.

Thus end the Bhaktivedanta purports of the Eighth Canto, Eighteenth
Chapter, of the Srimad-Bhagavatam, entitled “Lord Vamanadeva, the
Dwarf Incarnation.”
