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“tomāra jyeṭhā nirbuddhi aṣṭa-lakṣa khāya
āmi — bhāgī, āmāre kichu dibāre yuyāya
tomāra jyeṭhā — the elder brother of your father; nirbuddhi — bereft of intelligence; aṣṭa-lakṣa khāya — enjoys 800,000 coins; āmi — I; bhāgī — shareholder; āmāre — unto me; kichu — something; dibāre — to give; yuyāya — is proper.
“Your father’s elder brother is less intelligent,” he said. “He enjoys 800,000 coins, but since I am also a shareholder, he should give some portion of it to me.