—json {
"name":"Cc. Antya 18.54", "h1":"Cc. Antya 18.54", "label":"Text 54", "title":"Śrī Caitanya-caritāmṛta, Antya-līlā 18.54", "description":"\"That ghost has taken the form of a corpse, but he keeps his eyes open. Sometimes he utters the sounds'goṅ-goṅ,' and sometimes he remains unconscious."
} —
maḍā-rūpa dhari' rahe uttāna-nayana
kabhu goṅ-goṅ kare, kabhu rahe acetana
maḍā—of a dead body; rūpa—the form; dhari'—accepting; rahe—remains; uttāna-nayana—with open eyes; kabhu—sometimes; goṅ-goṅ—the sound goṅ-goṅ; kare—makes; kabhu—sometimes; rahe—remains; acetana—unconscious.
“That ghost has taken the form of a corpse, but he keeps his eyes open. Sometimes he utters the sounds'goṅ-goṅ,' and sometimes he remains unconscious.