nā jāni - we do not know; ki - what; khāñā - eating; matta - mad; hañā - becoming; nāce - He dances; gāya - chants; hāse - laughs; kānde - cries; paḍe - falls down; uṭhe - gets up; gaḍāgaḍi yāya - goes rolling on the ground.

“ ‘We do not know what He eats that makes Him become mad, dancing, singing, sometimes laughing, crying, falling down, jumping up and rolling on the ground.