महाभारतः
mahābhārataḥ
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book-1, chapter-120, verse-15
धनुश्च सशरं दृष्ट्वा तथा कृष्णाजिनानि च ।
व्यवस्य ब्राह्मणापत्यं धनुर्वेदान्तगस्य तत् ।
स राज्ञे दर्शयामास मिथुनं सशरं तदा ॥१५॥
व्यवस्य ब्राह्मणापत्यं धनुर्वेदान्तगस्य तत् ।
स राज्ञे दर्शयामास मिथुनं सशरं तदा ॥१५॥
15. dhanuśca saśaraṁ dṛṣṭvā tathā kṛṣṇājināni ca ,
vyavasya brāhmaṇāpatyaṁ dhanurvedāntagasya tat ,
sa rājñe darśayāmāsa mithunaṁ saśaraṁ tadā.
vyavasya brāhmaṇāpatyaṁ dhanurvedāntagasya tat ,
sa rājñe darśayāmāsa mithunaṁ saśaraṁ tadā.
15.
dhanuḥ ca saśaram dṛṣṭvā tathā
kṛṣṇājināni ca vyavasya brāhmaṇāpatyam
dhanurvedāntagasya tat sa rājñe
darśayāmāsa mithunam saśaram tadā
kṛṣṇājināni ca vyavasya brāhmaṇāpatyam
dhanurvedāntagasya tat sa rājñe
darśayāmāsa mithunam saśaram tadā
15.
Having seen a bow with arrows (saśaram) and also black deer skins (kṛṣṇājināni), he concluded that those were indeed the children of a Brahmin (brāhmaṇāpatyam) who had mastered the entire science of archery (dhanurvedāntaga). Then, he showed those twins (mithunam), along with the bow and arrows (saśaram), to the king.
Words meanings summery:
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- धनुः (dhanuḥ) - bow
- च (ca) - and, also
- सशरम् (saśaram) - with arrows, furnished with arrows
- दृष्ट्वा (dṛṣṭvā) - having seen, having perceived
- तथा (tathā) - thus, so, also, similarly
- कृष्णाजिनानि (kṛṣṇājināni) - black deer skins
- च (ca) - and, also
- व्यवस्य (vyavasya) - having ascertained, having determined, having resolved
- ब्राह्मणापत्यम् (brāhmaṇāpatyam) - the offspring of a Brahmin, child of a Brahmin
- धनुर्वेदान्तगस्य (dhanurvedāntagasya) - of the father of the children, who was a master of the science of archery (Dhanurveda) (of one who has mastered the entire science of archery)
- तत् (tat) - that, those
- स (sa) - the soldier (senācara) (he)
- राज्ञे (rājñe) - to the king
- दर्शयामास (darśayāmāsa) - he showed, he made to see
- मिथुनम् (mithunam) - the pair, the twins
- सशरम् (saśaram) - accompanied by their archery equipment (bow and arrows) (with arrows, accompanied by arrows)
- तदा (tadā) - then, at that time
Words meanings and morphology
धनुः (dhanuḥ) - bow
(noun)
Accusative, neuter, singular of dhanus
dhanus - bow
Root: dhanv
Note: Object of `dṛṣṭvā`.
च (ca) - and, also
(indeclinable)
सशरम् (saśaram) - with arrows, furnished with arrows
(adjective)
Accusative, neuter, singular of saśara
saśara - with arrows, furnished with arrows
Bahuvrīhi compound, 'having arrows'.
Compound type : bahuvrīhi (sa+śara)
- sa – with, together with
indeclinable - śara – arrow, reed
noun (neuter)
Root: śṝ
Note: Qualifies `dhanuḥ`.
दृष्ट्वा (dṛṣṭvā) - having seen, having perceived
(indeclinable)
Absolutive (gerund)
Derived from root `dṛś` with suffix `tvā`.
Root: dṛś (class 1)
तथा (tathā) - thus, so, also, similarly
(indeclinable)
कृष्णाजिनानि (kṛṣṇājināni) - black deer skins
(noun)
Accusative, neuter, plural of kṛṣṇājina
kṛṣṇājina - black deer skin (worn by ascetics, students etc.)
Compound type : karmadhāraya (kṛṣṇa+ajina)
- kṛṣṇa – black, dark
adjective
Root: kṛṣ - ajina – deer skin, antelope skin
noun (neuter)
Note: Object of `dṛṣṭvā`.
च (ca) - and, also
(indeclinable)
व्यवस्य (vyavasya) - having ascertained, having determined, having resolved
(indeclinable)
Absolutive (gerund)
Derived from root `so` (to finish, end) with prefixes `vi` and `ava`, with suffix `ya`.
Prefixes: vi+ava
Root: so (class 4)
ब्राह्मणापत्यम् (brāhmaṇāpatyam) - the offspring of a Brahmin, child of a Brahmin
(noun)
Accusative, neuter, singular of brāhmaṇāpatya
brāhmaṇāpatya - offspring of a Brahmin, child of a Brahmin
Compound of `brāhmaṇa` (Brahmin) and `apatya` (offspring).
Compound type : ṣaṣṭhī-tatpuruṣa (brāhmaṇa+apatya)
- brāhmaṇa – Brahmin, one belonging to the Brahmana class
noun (masculine) - apatya – offspring, child
noun (neuter)
Derived from `pat` (to fall) with `a-` privative prefix (meaning 'not fallen from the family').
Root: pat
Note: Object of `vyavasya` (implicitly).
धनुर्वेदान्तगस्य (dhanurvedāntagasya) - of the father of the children, who was a master of the science of archery (Dhanurveda) (of one who has mastered the entire science of archery)
(adjective)
Genitive, masculine, singular of dhanurvedāntaga
dhanurvedāntaga - one who has mastered the entire science of archery, one who has reached the end of Dhanurveda
Compound of `dhanurveda` (science of archery), `anta` (end), and `ga` (going, reaching).
Compound type : tatpuruṣa (dhanurveda+anta+ga)
- dhanurveda – science of archery
noun (masculine) - anta – end, limit, conclusion
noun (masculine)
Root: ant - ga – going, moving, reaching
adjective (masculine)
From root `gam` (to go) with suffix `ḍa`.
Root: gam (class 1)
Note: Qualifies the implied father of the children.
तत् (tat) - that, those
(pronoun)
Accusative, neuter, singular of tad
tad - that, it
Note: Refers to the pair (`mithunam`).
स (sa) - the soldier (senācara) (he)
(pronoun)
Nominative, masculine, singular of tad
tad - that, he
Nominative singular masculine form of `tad`.
Note: Refers to the soldier (`senācaraḥ`).
राज्ञे (rājñe) - to the king
(noun)
Dative, masculine, singular of rājan
rājan - king, ruler
Root: rāj
Note: Recipient of the action of showing.
दर्शयामास (darśayāmāsa) - he showed, he made to see
(verb)
3rd person , singular, active, past perfect (liṭ) of dṛś
Causative Perfect third person singular active
`darśaya` (causative stem of `dṛś`) + `āmāsa` (perfect ending for causative verbs).
Root: dṛś (class 1)
Note: Causative verb.
मिथुनम् (mithunam) - the pair, the twins
(noun)
Accusative, neuter, singular of mithuna
mithuna - a pair, a couple, twins
Note: Object of `darśayāmāsa`.
सशरम् (saśaram) - accompanied by their archery equipment (bow and arrows) (with arrows, accompanied by arrows)
(adjective)
Accusative, neuter, singular of saśara
saśara - with arrows, accompanied by arrows
Bahuvrīhi compound, 'having arrows'.
Compound type : bahuvrīhi (sa+śara)
- sa – with, together with
indeclinable - śara – arrow
noun (neuter)
Root: śṝ
Note: Qualifies `mithunam`, implying they were shown along with their associated archery equipment.
तदा (tadā) - then, at that time
(indeclinable)
Temporal adverb derived from `tad`.