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When all the ladies saw this fun, they enjoyed laughing and called the Lord "Gaurahari". From then on, Gaurahari became another of His names.
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His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 25

‘gaurahari’ bali’ tāre hāse sarva nārī
ataeva haila tāṅra nāma ‘gaurahari’


SYNONYMS

gaurahari — Gaurahari; bali’ — addressing Him thus; tāre — unto the Lord; hāse — laugh; sarva nārī — all the ladies; ataeva — therefore; haila — became; tāṅraHis; nāma — name; gaurahari — Gaurahari.

TRANSLATION

When all the ladies saw this fun, they enjoyed laughing and called the Lord "Gaurahari". From then on, Gaurahari became another of His names.