Verse 5.13.5

Sanskrit text, transliteration and word-by-word meaning:

एक-पत्रम् तु नन्दय वै दियतम् व द्वितियम् यचोद-करे चैव भोह् व त्र्तियम् त्व् इदम् रधिकयै सखे तत्र गत्व हि तन्-मन्दिरम् सुन्दरम् एक

eka-patram tu nandaya vai diyatam va dvitiyam yacoda-kare caiva bhoh va trtiyam tv idam radhikayai sakhe tatra gatva hi tan-mandiram sundaram eka

patram—one letter; tu—indeed; nandaya—to Nanda; vai—indeed; diyatam—should be given; va—or; dvitiyam—a second; yacoda-kare—in Yacoda's hand; ca—and; eva—inded; bhoh—Oh; va—or; trtiyam—a third; tv—indeed; idam—this; radhikayai—to Radha; sakhe—O friend; tatra—there; gatva—having gone; hi—inded; tan-mandiram—to the palace; sundaram—beautiful.

English translation of verse 5.13.5:

There please give a letter to King Nanda. Place a second letter in Yacoda's hand.

Then, O friend, go to Radha's beautiful palace and give a letter to Radha.

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Beautiful palace, King Nanda.