Text 48-49
Texts 48-49
Verš
Text
duṅhe tāṅre mili’ tabe sthāne vasāilā
duṅhe tāṅre mili’ tabe sthāne vasāilā
‘tomā duṅhākāre kene dekhi nirānanda?’
‘tomā duṅhākāre kene dekhi nirānanda?’
Synonyma
Synonyms
ācambite — najednou; nṛsiṁhānanda — Nṛsiṁhānanda; tāhāṅi āilā — přišel tam; duṅhe — Śivānanda a Jagadānanda; tāṅre — jeho; mili' — když potkali; tabe — potom; sthāne vasāilā — usadili; duṅhe — oba; duḥkhī — nešťastné; dekhi' — když viděl; tabe — potom; kahe nṛsiṁhānanda — Nṛsiṁhānanda řekl; tomā duṅhākāre — oba dva; kene — proč; dekhi — vidím; nirānanda — nešťastné.
ācambite — all of a sudden; nṛsiṁhānanda — Nṛsiṁhānanda; tāhāṅi āilā — came there; duṅhe — Śivānanda and Jagadānanda; tāṅre — him; mili’ — meeting; tabe — then; sthāne vasāilā — caused to sit; duṅhe — both; duḥkhī — unhappy; dekhi’ — seeing; tabe — then; kahe nṛsiṁhānanda — Nṛsiṁhānanda began to speak; tomā duṅhākāre — both of you; kene — why; dekhi — I see; nirānanda — unhappy.
Překlad
Translation
Najednou přišel Nṛsiṁhānanda a Jagadānanda se Śivānandou ho usadili vedle sebe. Když je viděl oba tak nešťastné, zeptal se: „Proč vás tu oba vidím tak sklíčené?“
Suddenly Nṛsiṁhānanda arrived, and Jagadānanda and Śivānanda arranged for him to sit near them. Seeing them both so unhappy, Nṛsiṁhānanda inquired, “Why do I see that you are both despondent?”