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Srimad Bhagavatam 4.24.21

4.24.21

नीलरक्तोत्पलाम्भोजकह्लारेन्दीवराकरम् । हंससारसचक्राह्वकारण्डवनिकूजितम् ॥ २१ ॥

nila-raktotpalambhoja- kahlarendivarakaram hamsa-sarasa-cakrahva- karandava-nikujitam

nila
blue
rakta
red
utpala
lotus
ambhah-ja
born from the water
kahlara
another kind of lotus
indivara
another kind of lotus
akaram
the mine
hamsa
swans
sarasa
cranes
cakrahva
the ducks of the name
karandava
birds of the name
nikujitam
vibrated by their sounds.

In that great lake there were different types of lotus flowers. Some of them were bluish, and some of them were red. Some of them grew at night, some in the day and some, like the indivara lotus flower, in the evening. Combined together, the lotus flowers filled the lake so full that the lake appeared to be a great mine of such flowers. Consequently, on the shores there were swans and cranes, cakravaka, karandava and other beautiful water birds standing about.