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Song Name: Bhaja Bhakata Vatsala Sri Gaurahari
Author: Bhaktivinoda Thakura
Book Name: Gitavali
Language: Bengali
LYRICS:
(1)
bhaja–just worship; bhakata-vatsala–who
is always very affectionate to His devotees; śrī-gaurahari–Lord
Caitanya; śrī-gaurahari–this
Srī Gaurahari; sohi–is the same as; goṣṭha-bihārī–He
who sports in the pasturelands; nanda-yaśomatī-citta-hārī–who
has stolen the hearts of Nanda Mahārāja
and Mother Yaśodā.
(2)
belā ha' lo–it is very late; dāmodara–O
Dāmodara!; āisa ekhona–please come now; bhoga-mandire–in
the prasāda hall; basi'
–sitting; karoha bhojana–please
take Your lunch.
(3)
nandera nideśe–on the
direction of Nanda Mahārāja;
baise–sits; girivara-dhārī–the
holder of Govardhana Hill; baladeva-saha–along
with Srī Baladeva; sakhā–the cowherd boys; baise
sāri sāri–sit
down in rows.
(4)
śuktā–bitter curry; śāka–spinach; ādi–and so forth; bhāji–fried
savories; nālitā–salad with green leaves of
the jute plant; kuṣmāṇḍa–pumpkin;
ḍāli ḍālnā–baskets
of fruit; dugdha-tumbī–squash cooked with milk; dadhi–thick yogurt; mocā-khaṇḍa–vegetable
preparations made from the flower of the banana tree.
(5)
mudga-boḍā–fried squares of dahl
paddies; roṭikā–capātīs;
ghṛtānna–rice with ghee; śaṣkulī–sweetmeats made with milk, sugar
and sesamum; piṣṭaka–sweetened
rice flour cakes; khīr–thick, cooked-down milk; puli– sweet rolls; pāyasānna–sweet
rice in condensed milk.
(6)
karpūra–scented with camphor; amṛta-keli–exotic
sweet rice; rambhā– bananas; khīra-sāra–delicious
cheese; amṛta rasāla–nectarean mangos; amla–sour
preparations; dvādaśa prakāra–of
twelve different kinds.
(7)
luci cini–purīs with sugar; sarpurī–purīs filled
with cream; lāḍḍu–chickpea flour sweetballs; rasābalī–dahl paddies boiled in sugared rice; bhojana
korena kṛṣṇa–Kṛṣṇa eats; ho'ye
kutūhalī–in great fun.
(8)
rādhikāra–by Rādhikā; pakka anna–cooked grains; vividha–various; vyañjana–cooked
vegetables; parama ānande–in
supreme bliss; kṛṣṇa korena bhojana–Kṛṣṇa eats.
(9)
chale-bale–by hook or by crook; lāḍḍu
khāy–eats lāḍḍu
sweetballs; śrīmadhumańgala–Kṛṣṇa's funny brāhmaṇa
friend Madhumańgala; bagala
bājāy–makes a funny sound by slapping his
hands under his armpits; āra deya–give
me more!; hari-bolo–“Haribol!
Haribol!”
(10)
rādhikādi gaṇe–Rādhārāṇī and Her gopī friends; heri'
–beholding; nayanera koṇe–out
of the corners of His eyes; tṛpta ho'ye–being very satisfied; khāy
kṛṣṇa–Kṛṣṇa
eats; yaśodā-bhavane–at the house of Mother
Yaśodā.
(11)
bhojanānte–after lunch; piye kṛṣṇa–Kṛṣṇa
drinks; suvāsita vāri–sweetscented water; sabe–all His
friends; mukha prakhāloy–wash
their mouths; ho' ye sāri sāri–standing
in lines.
(12)
hasta-mukha–their hands and mouths; prakhāliyā–after
washing; jata sakhā-gaṇe–all
the cowherd boys; ānande–in great bliss; viśrāma kore– they take
rest; baladeva-sane–along with Lord Balarāma.
(13)
jambula rasāla–Kṛṣṇa's servants named Jambula and Rasāla; āne–bring; tāmbūla-masālā–spiced
betel nuts; tāhā kheye–chewing
that; kṛṣṇacandra–the moonlike Kṛṣṇa; sukhe–happily;
nidrā gelā–goes
to sleep.
(14)
viśālākṣa–His servant named Viśālākṣa;
śikhi-puccha-cāmara–a fan of peacock
feathers; ḍhulāya–waves; apūrva śayyāya–on
an excellent bedstead; kṛṣṇa–Kṛṣṇa; sukhe–happily;
nidrā jāya–goes
to sleep.
(15)
yaśomatī-ājñā–the order of Mother Yaśodā;
pe'ye–receiving; dhaniṣṭhāānīto–brought
by the gopī named Dhaniṣṭhā;
śrī-kṛṣṇa-prasāda–the
food remnants of Srī Kṛṣṇa;
rādhā–Srīmatī
Rādhārāṇī bhuñje–eats; ho'ye prīto–being extremely delighted.
(16)
lalitādi–headed by Lalitā; sakhī-gaṇa–the assembly of girlfriends; avaśeṣa pāya–receiving
Her remnants; mane mane–in their heart-of-hearts; sukhe–blissfully;
rādhā-kṛṣṇa-guṇa–the
qualities of Rādhā and Kṛṣṇa;
gāya–they sing.
(17)
hari-līlā–the wonderful pastimes of Lord Hari;
ekmātra–one and only; yāhāra–whose;
pramoda–joy; bhogārati–this
Bhoga-ārati song; gāy–sings;
ṭhākur bhakativinoda–Thākur Bhaktivinoda
UPDATED: June 15, 2009