MIAMI - Herring17
Instances of Krishna for speaker JAM
| 822 | JAM | +" Hare_KrishnaSE Hare_KrishnaSE KrishnaSE KrishnaSE HareSE HareSE HareSE RamaSE HareSE RamaSE HareSE RamaSE RamaSE RamaSE HareSE HareSE ! |
| Hare_Krishnaname Hare_Krishnaname Krishnaname Krishnaname Harename Harename Harename Ramaname Harename Ramaname Harename Ramaname Ramaname Ramaname Harename Harename ! | ||
| 822 | JAM | +" Hare_KrishnaSE Hare_KrishnaSE KrishnaSE KrishnaSE HareSE HareSE HareSE RamaSE HareSE RamaSE HareSE RamaSE RamaSE RamaSE HareSE HareSE ! |
| Hare_Krishnaname Hare_Krishnaname Krishnaname Krishnaname Harename Harename Harename Ramaname Harename Ramaname Harename Ramaname Ramaname Ramaname Harename Harename ! | ||
| 824 | JAM | esS unaS formaS deS bendecirS alS señorS KrishnaSE . |
| esbe.V.3S.PRES unaa.DET.INDEF.F.SG formashape.N.F.SG deof.PREP bendecirbless.V.INFIN alto_the.PREP+DET.DEF.M.SG señorgentleman.N.M.SG Krishnaname . | ||
| it's a way of blessing Lord Krishna. |
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