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‘ayi dīna, ayi dīna’ bale bāra-bāra<br>
:‘ayi dīna, ayi dīna’ bale bāra-bāra
kaṇṭhe nā niḥsare vāṇī, netre aśru-dhāra<br>
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ayi dīna—O My Lord, master of the poor; ayi dīna—O My Lord, master of the poor; bale—says; bāra-bāra—repeatedly; kaṇṭhe—in the throat; nā—not; niḥsare—comes out; vāṇī—the voice; netre—in the eyes; aśru-dhāra—torrents of tears.
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Caitanya Mahāprabhu could not recite the whole verse. He simply said, “Ayi dīna! Ayi dīna!” repeatedly. Thus He could not speak, and profuse tears were in His eyes.
Caitanya Mahāprabhu could not recite the whole verse. He simply said, “Ayi dīna! Ayi dīna!” repeatedly. Thus He could not speak, and profuse tears were in His eyes.
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His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 201

‘ayi dīna, ayi dīna’ bale bāra-bāra
kaṇṭhe nā niḥsare vāṇī, netre aśru-dhāra


SYNONYMS

ayi dīna — O My Lord, master of the poor; ayi dīna — O My Lord, master of the poor; bale — says; bāra-bāra — repeatedly; kaṇṭhe — in the throat; — not; niḥsare — comes out; vāṇī — the voice; netre — in the eyes; aśru-dhāra — torrents of tears.


TRANSLATION

Caitanya Mahāprabhu could not recite the whole verse. He simply said, “Ayi dīna! Ayi dīna!” repeatedly. Thus He could not speak, and profuse tears were in His eyes.