duṅhuboth;kṛpā-baleby the power of the mercy;nabadwīpa-dhāmein navadvipa;dekhibaḥI will see;brajeraof Vraja;śobhābeauty;ānanda-sukhada-kuñjain Ananda-sukhada-kunja;manoharacharming;heribaḥI will see;nayanaof the eyes;lobhāthe 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?
sakhī-gaṇagopī friends;jathāas;līlāraof pastimes;sahāyahelp;nānā-sebā-sukhamany delightful services;pāyaattainign;ethis;dāsīmaidservant;tathāyaof that place;sakhīreof the gopīs;ājñāteby the orders;kārjeduties;iti-utihere and there;dhāyarunning
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 ānibodibe tabe śakhi-korerādhā-kṛṣṇa-gale sakhī parāibenācibo ānanda-bhore
Word for word
mālatīraof jasmine flowers;mālāgarland;gānthiyāstringing;ānibaḥI will go;dibeI will give;tabethen;śakhi-korein a gopī's hand;rādhā-kṛṣṇa-galeonmf Rādhā and Kṛṣṇa's necks;sakhīthe gopī;parāibewill place;nācibaḥI will dance;ānanda-bhorefilled 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.
About Hā Hā Kabe Gaura Nitāi
From Prarthana-Lalasamayi, combining the section's kabe, when, question with the anguished ha ha cry of the song before it, addressed jointly to Gaura and Nitai — a transitional piece as the section nears its close.
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.
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