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bauddha-gaṇera upare anna paḍe amedhya haiyā<br>
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bauddhācāryera māthāya thāli paḍila bājiyā<br>
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Indeed, the untouchable food fell upon the Buddhists, and the large bird dropped the plate on the head of the chief Buddhist teacher. When it fell on his head, it made a big sound.
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His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 55

bauddha-gaṇera upare anna paḍe amedhya haiyā
bauddhācāryera māthāya thāli paḍila bājiyā


SYNONYMS

bauddha-gaṇera — all the Buddhists; upare — upon; anna — the food; paḍe — began to fall down; amedhya — untouchable; haiyā — being; bauddha-ācāryera — of the teacher of the Buddhists; māthāya — on the head; thāli — the plate; paḍila — fell down; bājiyā — making a great sound.


TRANSLATION

Indeed, the untouchable food fell upon the Buddhists, and the large bird dropped the plate on the head of the chief Buddhist teacher. When it fell on his head, it made a big sound.