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CC Madhya-līlā 24.66

তথাপি চ-কারের কহে মুখ্য অর্থ সাত ॥ ৬৬ ॥
tathāpi ca-kārera kahe mukhya artha sāta

Palabra por palabra

tathāpi — aun así; ca-kārera — de la palabra ca; kahe — se explica; mukhya — principales; artha — significados; sāta — siete.

Traducción

«La palabra “ca” se puede explicar de siete formas.
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