nirantara - without cessation; rātri-dina - night and day; viraha - of separation; unmāde - in madness; hāse - laughs; kānde - cries; nāce - dances; gāya - chants; parama - great; viṣāde - in moroseness.

In the attitude of separation, Lord Caitanya Mahāprabhu appeared mad both day and night. Sometimes He laughed, and sometimes He cried; sometimes He danced, and sometimes He chanted in great sorrow.