Send the fourth clever and wise camel to the city of Surat. Uncle Naharsinhji resides there and will bring the wedding gifts.

This couplet speaks about a traditional Indian custom, often related to weddings or childbirth. It beautifully describes sending a swift and clever messenger, symbolized by the 'fourth she-camel,' to the city of Surat. The purpose is to inform and invite Uncle Naharsinghji, who resides there. The key message is for him to bring the 'mosalu.' 'Mosalu' refers to the customary gifts and offerings that the maternal uncle brings to his sister's daughter's wedding or for her child's birth. It's a gesture of love, support, and blessings from the maternal side of the family, highlighting the special bond and the uncle's significant role in these joyous family events.