46 Srimad-Bhagavatam [Canto 4, Ch. 1

tebhyah—from them; dadhara—produced; kanye—daughters; dve—two;
vayundm—Vayuna; dharinim—Dharini; svadhad—Svadha; ubhe—both of
them; te—they; brahma-vadinyau—impersonalists; jfidna-vijfidna-parage—
expert in both transcendental and Vedic knowledge.

TRANSLATION

Svadha, who was offered to the Pitas, begot two daughters named
Vayuna and Dharini, both of whom were impersonalists and were expert
in transcendental Vedic knowledge.

TEXT 65

aa Wl J ad at zangqaa |
WA: ACT TT ASA TATA: UNE

bhavasya patni tu sati
bhavarh devam anuvrata

atmanah sadrsarh putram
na lebhe guna-silatah

bhavasya—of Bhava (Lord Siva); patni—the wife; tu—but; sati—named
Sati; bhavam—to Bhava; devam—a demigod; anuvrata—faithfully engaged
in service; dtmanah—of herself; sadrsam—similar; putram—a son; na lebhe—
did not obtain; guna-silatah—by good qualities and by character.

TRANSLATION

The sixteenth daughter, whose name was Sati, was the wife of Lord
Siva. She could not produce a child, although she always faithfully en-
gaged in the service of her husband.

TEXT 66

framufey age eT!
ANCATAAMSSMAAAETATATAT NI

pitary apratiripe sve
bhavaydnagase rusa
