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==== TEXT No. 33 ==== | ==== TEXT No. 33 ==== | ||
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Atha duragatan sourih kouravan birahaturan | |||
Samnibartya dridham snigdhan prayat swa nagarim priyaih | |||
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Atha—thus, Duragatan—having accompanied Him up to a long distance, Sourih—Lord Krishna, Kouravan—the Pandavas, Birahaturan—overwhelmed by a sense of separation, Samnirbartwa—politely pursuaded, Dridham—determined, Snigdhan—full of affection, Prayat—proceeded, Swanagarim—towards His own city (Dwarka), Priyaih—with dear companions. | Atha—thus, Duragatan—having accompanied Him up to a long distance, Sourih—Lord Krishna, Kouravan—the Pandavas, Birahaturan—overwhelmed by a sense of separation, Samnirbartwa—politely pursuaded, Dridham—determined, Snigdhan—full of affection, Prayat—proceeded, Swanagarim—towards His own city (Dwarka), Priyaih—with dear companions. | ||
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To send off Lord Krishna and on account of profound affection for Him the Pandavas who were of the Kuru dynasty, accompanied Lord Krishna to considerable distance. They were overwhelmed with the thought of future separation. The Lord however, pursuaded them to go back home and thus proceeded towards Dwarka with His dear companions. | To send off Lord Krishna and on account of profound affection for Him the Pandavas who were of the Kuru dynasty, accompanied Lord Krishna to considerable distance. They were overwhelmed with the thought of future separation. The Lord however, pursuaded them to go back home and thus proceeded towards Dwarka with His dear companions. | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:33, 25 May 2020
TEXT No. 33
Atha duragatan sourih kouravan birahaturan Samnibartya dridham snigdhan prayat swa nagarim priyaih
ENGLISH SYNONYMS
Atha—thus, Duragatan—having accompanied Him up to a long distance, Sourih—Lord Krishna, Kouravan—the Pandavas, Birahaturan—overwhelmed by a sense of separation, Samnirbartwa—politely pursuaded, Dridham—determined, Snigdhan—full of affection, Prayat—proceeded, Swanagarim—towards His own city (Dwarka), Priyaih—with dear companions.
TRANSLATION
To send off Lord Krishna and on account of profound affection for Him the Pandavas who were of the Kuru dynasty, accompanied Lord Krishna to considerable distance. They were overwhelmed with the thought of future separation. The Lord however, pursuaded them to go back home and thus proceeded towards Dwarka with His dear companions.