Bhaktivedanta VedaBase: Śrīmad Bhāgavatam 10.82.18

kunty uvāca

ārya bhrātar ahaḿ manye

ātmānam akṛtāśiṣam

yad vā āpatsu mad-vārtāḿ

nānusmaratha sattamāḥ

SYNONYMS

kuntī uvāca — Queen Kuntī said; ārya — O respectable one; bhrātaḥ — O brother; aham — I; manye — think; ātmānam — myself; akṛta — having failed to achieve; āśiṣam — my desires; yat — since; vai — indeed; āpatsu — in times of danger; mat — to me; vārtām — what occurred; na anusmaratha — all of you do not remember; sat-tamāḥ — most saintly.

TRANSLATION

Queen Kuntī said: My dear, respectable brother, I feel that my desires have been frustrated, because although all of you are most saintly, you forgot me during my calamities.

PURPORT

Here Queen Kuntī addresses her brother Vasudeva.

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