sei saba pāpa āra aparādha, āmiparihāre pāi lajjā, saba jāno’ tumi
Word for word
seithese;sabaall;pāpasins;āraand;aparādhaoffences;āmiI;parihāre (kṣamāpane)in giving up (in begging forgiveness);pāiI feel;lajjāshame;sabaall;jānaknow;tumiYou
Translation
I feel ashamed to beg for forgiveness for all my sins and offences. You know all of this.
tumiYou;ta’certainly;skhalitafallen;padafeet;janeraof the people;āśrayashelter;tumiYou;vināwithout;āraelse;kibāwhat;āchhethere is;dayāmercy;mayafull of
Translation
You alone are the shelter of those who have fallen. What else is there besides You, O merciful Lord?
bhakativinoda ebe loiyā śaraṇtuwā pade kore āj ātma-samarpan
Word for word
bhakati-vinodaBhakti Vinod;ebenow;la-iyātaking;śaraṇashelter;tuyāYour;padeat the feet;karedoes;ājatoday;ātmaself;samarpaṇafull offering
Translation
Now taking shelter, Bhakti Vinod today fully offers himself at Your feet.
About Nivedana Kori Prabhu! Tomāra Caraṇe
Addressed directly to Kṛṣṇa's feet, nivedana, an offering laid down rather than merely spoken. It sits near the close of Ātma Nivedana, marking the point where confession gives way to a simple act of offering, without further argument.
Nivedana Kori Prabhu! Tomāra Caraṇe was composed by Bhaktivinoda Thakura. It appears in Saranagati.
What is the meaning of Nivedana Kori Prabhu! Tomāra Caraṇe?
O Lord! I submit myself at Your feet. It is known throughout the three worlds that I am fallen and lowly.
Where can I listen to Nivedana Kori Prabhu! Tomāra Caraṇe?
You can listen to 4 recordings of Nivedana Kori Prabhu! Tomāra Caraṇe on this page, including versions sung by ISKCON Devotees (1), ISKCON Devotees (2), ISKCON Devotees (3), ISKCON Devotees (4).
How many verses does Nivedana Kori Prabhu! Tomāra Caraṇe have?
Nivedana Kori Prabhu! Tomāra Caraṇe has 8 verses.
Can I download Nivedana Kori Prabhu! Tomāra Caraṇe as a PPT or PDF?
Yes. A ready-to-display slide deck for Nivedana Kori Prabhu! Tomāra Caraṇe — verse and translation on each slide — is available to download in both PowerPoint (.pptx) and PDF formats from this page, for use in kirtan or temple programs.
Audio courtesy of ISKCON Devotees. All glories to the devotee singers.