ye - those who; keha - some; jāne - knew; āṅṭi - seeds; cuṣite lāgila - began to lick; ye - those who; nā jāne - did not know; gauḍiyā - Bengali devotees; pīlu - the pīlu fruit; cāvāñā - chewing; khāila - ate.

Those devotees who were familiar with pīlu fruits sucked on the seeds, but the Bengali devotees who did not know what they were chewed the seeds and swallowed them.