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Text 104
‘ebe muñi grāme āinu, yāimu bhavana
lokere kahiba giyā sākṣīra āgamana
ebe — now; muñi — I; grāme — to the village; āinu — have come; yāimu — I shall go; bhavana — to my home; lokere — the people; kahiba — I shall tell; giyā — going there; sākṣīra — of the witness; āgamana — about the arrival.
“I have now come to my village, and I shall go to my home and tell all the people that the witness has arrived.”