महाभारतः
mahābhārataḥ
-
book-1, chapter-90, verse-72
ततो माद्र्यामश्विभ्यां
नकुलसहदेवावुत्पादितौ ॥७२॥
नकुलसहदेवावुत्पादितौ ॥७२॥
72. tato mādryāmaśvibhyāṁ
nakulasahadevāvutpāditau.
nakulasahadevāvutpāditau.
72.
tataḥ mādryām aśvibhyām
nakulasahadevau utpāditau
nakulasahadevau utpāditau
72.
Then, Nakula and Sahadeva were begotten in Madri by the Ashvins.
Words meanings summery:
(Scroll down for elaborated words morphology)
- ततः (tataḥ) - then (then, thereafter, from that, thereupon)
- माद्र्याम् (mādryām) - in Madri
- अश्विभ्याम् (aśvibhyām) - by the Ashvins (by the Ashvins, with the Ashvins)
- नकुलसहदेवौ (nakulasahadevau) - Nakula and Sahadeva (twin sons of Madri) (Nakula and Sahadeva)
- उत्पादितौ (utpāditau) - were begotten (begotten, produced, born)
Words meanings and morphology
ततः (tataḥ) - then (then, thereafter, from that, thereupon)
(indeclinable)
Note: Avyaya (indeclinable) ending in -tas, indicating "from that" or "then".
माद्र्याम् (mādryām) - in Madri
(proper noun)
Locative, feminine, singular of madrī
madrī - Madri (name of a princess, wife of Pandu)
अश्विभ्याम् (aśvibhyām) - by the Ashvins (by the Ashvins, with the Ashvins)
(proper noun)
Instrumental, masculine, dual of aśvin
aśvin - the Ashvins (twin Vedic deities, celestial horsemen)
नकुलसहदेवौ (nakulasahadevau) - Nakula and Sahadeva (twin sons of Madri) (Nakula and Sahadeva)
(proper noun)
Nominative, masculine, dual of nakulasahadeva
nakulasahadeva - Nakula and Sahadeva
Compound type : dvandva (nakula+sahadeva)
- nakula – Nakula (name of a Pandava prince); mongoose
proper noun (masculine) - sahadeva – Sahadeva (name of a Pandava prince); accompanied by a god
proper noun (masculine)
Note: Dual nominative as they are two names.
उत्पादितौ (utpāditau) - were begotten (begotten, produced, born)
(adjective)
Nominative, masculine, dual of utpādita
utpādita - produced, begotten, created, born
Past Passive Participle
Formed from root pad (to go) with prefix ut- (up, forth) and causative suffix -i, then -ta.
Prefix: ut
Root: pad (class 4)
Note: Agrees with "nakulasahadevau" in gender, number, and case.