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prabhu yāṅra nitya laya thoḍa-mocā-phala<br>
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yāṅra phuṭā-lauhapātre prabhu pilā jala<br>
:yāṅra phuṭā-lauhapātre prabhu pilā jala
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Every day Lord Caitanya Mahāprabhu jokingly snatched fruits, flowers and pulp from Śrīdhara and drank from his broken iron pot.
Every day Lord Caitanya Mahāprabhu jokingly snatched fruits, flowers and pulp from Śrīdhara and drank from his broken iron pot.
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His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada



TEXT 68

prabhu yāṅra nitya laya thoḍa-mocā-phala
yāṅra phuṭā-lauhapātre prabhu pilā jala


SYNONYMS

prabhu — the Lord; yāṅra — whose; nitya — daily; laya — takes; thoḍa — the pulp of the banana tree; mocā — the flowers of the banana tree; phala — the fruits of the banana tree; yāṅra — whose; phuṭā — broken; lauha-pātre — in the iron pot; prabhu — the Lord; pilā — drank; jala — water.


TRANSLATION

Every day Lord Caitanya Mahāprabhu jokingly snatched fruits, flowers and pulp from Śrīdhara and drank from his broken iron pot.