Hā Hā Kabe Gaura Nitāi

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hā hā kabe gaura-nitāi e patita jane uru kṛpā kori' dekhā dibe du'ṭī bhāi
Word for word
hā hā—oh! Oh!; kabe—when?; gaura-nitāi—gaura-Nitāi; e—this; patita—fallen; jane—person; uru—great; kṛpā—mercy; kori'—doing; dekhā—sight; dibe—will give; du'ṭī—two; bhāi—brothers
Translation

Ah! Ah! When will the two brothers Gaura-Nitāi very mercifully allow this fallen person to see Them?

duṅhu kṛpā-bale nabadwīpa-dhāme dekhibo brajera śobhā ānanda-sukhada- kuñja manohara heribo nayana-lobhā
Word for word
duṅhu—both; kṛpā-bale—by the power of the mercy; nabadwīpa-dhāme—in navadvipa; dekhibaḥ—I will see; brajera—of Vraja; śobhā—beauty; ānanda-sukhada-kuñja—in Ananda-sukhada-kunja; manohara—charming; heribaḥ—I will see; nayana—of the eyes; lobhā—the desire
Translation

When, by Their mercy, will I see the beauty of Vraja manifest in Navadvīpa? When, in Ananda-sukhada-kuñja, will my eyes see the charming sight they yearn to see?

tāhāra nikaṭe śrī-lalitā-kuṇḍa ratna-bedī kota śata jathā rādhā-kṛṣṇa līlā bistāriyā bihārena abirata
Word for word
tāhāra—Them; nikaṭe—near; śrī-lalitā-kuṇḍa—Śrī Lalita-kunda; ratna-bedī—jewle courtyards; kota—how many?; śata—hundreds; jathā—as; rādhā-kṛṣṇa—Śrī Śrī Rādhā and Kṛṣṇa; līlā—pastimes; bistāriyā—manifesting; bihārena—enjoy pastimes; abirata—without stop
Translation

How many hundreds of jewel courtyards will be manifest arounf Lalitā-kuṇḍa? There Śrī Śrī Rādhā and Kṛṣṇa will enjoy many pastimes without stop.

sakhī-gaṇa jathā līlāra sahāya nānā-sebā-sukha pāya e dāsī tathāya sakhīre ājñāte kārje iti-uti dhāya
Word for word
sakhī-gaṇa—gopī friends; jathā—as; līlāra—of pastimes; sahāya—help; nānā-sebā-sukha—many delightful services; pāya—attainign; e—this; dāsī—maidservant; tathāya—of that place; sakhīre—of the gopīs; ājñāte—by the orders; kārje—duties; iti-uti—here and there; dhāya—running
Translation

The gopīs will perform many delightful services to help the divine couple's pastimes. On the gopīs' orders, this maidservant will run here and there on various errands.

mālatīra mālā gānthiyā ānibo dibe tabe śakhi-kore rādhā-kṛṣṇa-gale sakhī parāibe nācibo ānanda-bhore
Word for word
mālatīra—of jasmine flowers; mālā—garland; gānthiyā—stringing; ānibaḥ—I will go; dibe—I will give; tabe—then; śakhi-kore—in a gopī's hand; rādhā-kṛṣṇa-gale—onmf Rādhā and Kṛṣṇa's necks; sakhī—the gopī; parāibe—will place; nācibaḥ—I will dance; ānanda-bhore—filled with bliss
Translation

Stringing two jasmine garlands, I will place them in a sakhī's hands. When she places them around Śrī Śrī Rādhā and Kṛṣṇa's necks, I will dance with bliss.

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Who wrote Hā Hā Kabe Gaura Nitāi?

Hā Hā Kabe Gaura Nitāi was composed by Bhaktivinoda Thakura. It appears in Kalyanakalpataru.

What is the meaning of Hā Hā Kabe Gaura Nitāi?

Ah! Ah! When will the two brothers Gaura-Nitāi very mercifully allow this fallen person to see Them?

How many verses does Hā Hā Kabe Gaura Nitāi have?

Hā Hā Kabe Gaura Nitāi has 5 verses.