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Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam 6.15.10

శ్రీరాజోవాచ కౌ యువాం జ్ఞానసమ్పన్నౌ మహిష్ఠౌ చ మహీయసామ్ । అవధూతేన వేషేణ గూఢావిహ సమాగతౌ ॥ ౧౦ ॥
śrī-rājovāca
[shree-raajovaacha]
kau yuvāṁ jṣāna-sampannau
[kau yuvaam jshaana-sampannau]
mahiṣṭhau ca mahīyasām
[mahishthau cha maheeyasaam]
avadhūtena veṣeṇa
[avadhootena veshena]
gūḍhāv iha samāgatau
[goodhaav iha samaagatau]
śrī-rājā uvāca — King Citraketu said kau — who yuvām — you two jṣāna-sampannau — fully developed in knowledge mahiṣṭhau — the greatest ca — also mahīyasām — among other great personalities avadhūtena — of the liberated wandering mendicants veṣeṇa — by the dress gūḍhau — disguised iha — in this place samāgatau — arrived.
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
śrī-rājovāca
śrī-rājā uvāca
King Citraketu said
kau yuvāṁ jṣāna-sampannau
kau
who
yuvām
you two
jṣāna-sampannau
fully developed in knowledge
mahiṣṭhau ca mahīyasām
mahiṣṭhau
the greatest
ca
also
mahīyasām
among other great personalities
avadhūtena veṣeṇa
avadhūtena
of the liberated wandering mendicants
veṣeṇa
by the dress
gūḍhāv iha samāgatau
gūḍhau
disguised
iha
in this place
samāgatau
arrived.
King Citraketu said: You have both come here dressed like avadhūtas, liberated persons, just to cover your identities, but I see that of all men, you are the most elevated in awareness. You know everything as it is. Therefore you are the greatest of all great personalities.
Viśvanātha Cakravartī Ṭhākura Gauḍīya
Translation
King Citraketu said: You two, endowed with knowledge, greatest amount the great, have arrived here in the dress of mendicants. The two sages had dressed as mendicants to hide their identity.
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