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Srimad Bhagavatam 4.29.11

4.29.11

नलिनी नालिनी नासे गन्ध: सौरभ उच्यते । घ्राणोऽवधूतो मुख्यास्यं विपणो वाग्रसविद्रस: ॥ ११ ॥

nalini nalini nase gandhah saurabha ucyate ghrano ’vadhuto mukhyasyam vipano vag rasavid rasah

nalini
named Nalini
nalini
named Nalini
nase
the two nostrils
gandhah
aroma
saurabhah
Saurabha (fragrance)
ucyate
is called
ghranah
the sense of smell
avadhutah
called Avadhuta
mukhya
called Mukhya (principal)
asyam
the mouth
vipanah
named Vipana
vak
the faculty of speech
rasa-vit
named Rasajna (expert in tasting)
rasah
the sense of taste.

The two doors named Nalini and Nalini should be known as the two nostrils, and the city named Saurabha represents aroma. The companion spoken of as Avadhuta is the sense of smell. The door called Mukhya is the mouth, and Vipana is the faculty of speech. Rasajna is the sense of taste.