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“brahmaṇya-deva tumi baḍa dayā-maya
dui viprera dharma rākha hañā sadaya
brahmaṇya-deva — O Lord of brahminical culture; tumi — You; baḍa — very; dayā-maya — merciful; dui — two; viprera — of brāhmaṇas; dharma — the religious principles; rākha — protect; hañā — becoming; sa-daya — merciful.
He said, “My Lord, You are the protector of brahminical culture, and You are also very merciful. Therefore, kindly show Your great mercy by protecting the religious principles of us two brāhmaṇas.