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महाभारतः       mahābhārataḥ - book-3, chapter-157, verse-7

भुञ्जाना मुनिभोज्यानि रसवन्ति फलानि च ।
शुद्धबाणहतानां च मृगाणां पिशितान्यपि ॥७॥
7. bhuñjānā munibhojyāni rasavanti phalāni ca ,
śuddhabāṇahatānāṁ ca mṛgāṇāṁ piśitānyapi.
7. bhuñjānāḥ munibhojyāni rasavanti phalāni ca
śuddhabāṇahatānām ca mṛgāṇām piśitāni api
7. They partook of delicious fruits, suitable as food for sages, and also the meat of deer that had been killed by clean arrows.

Words meanings summery:

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  • भुञ्जानाः (bhuñjānāḥ) - referring to the Pandavas eating (enjoying; eating; partaking)
  • मुनिभोज्यानि (munibhojyāni) - fruits/food suitable for sages (munis) to eat; food for ascetics
  • रसवन्ति (rasavanti) - describing the fruits (juicy; tasty; delicious)
  • फलानि (phalāni) - referring to edible fruits (fruits; results)
  • (ca) - and; also
  • शुद्धबाणहतानाम् (śuddhabāṇahatānām) - describing the deer whose meat was eaten (of those killed by clean/pure arrows)
  • (ca) - and; also
  • मृगाणाम् (mṛgāṇām) - of deer; of game animals
  • पिशितानि (piśitāni) - flesh; meat
  • अपि (api) - also; even; too

Words meanings and morphology

भुञ्जानाः (bhuñjānāḥ) - referring to the Pandavas eating (enjoying; eating; partaking)
(adjective)
Nominative, masculine, plural of bhuñjāna
bhuñjāna - eating; enjoying; experiencing
Present Middle Participle
Derived from root bhuj (to eat, enjoy)
Root: bhuj (class 7)
मुनिभोज्यानि (munibhojyāni) - fruits/food suitable for sages (munis) to eat; food for ascetics
(noun)
Accusative, neuter, plural of munibhojya
munibhojya - fit for sages to eat; food for ascetics
Compound type : tatpuruṣa (muni+bhojya)
  • muni – sage; ascetic; seer; devotee
    noun (masculine)
  • bhojya – to be eaten; eatable; food; meal
    adjective (neuter)
    Gerundive
    Derived from root bhuj (to eat, enjoy) with suffix -ya
    Root: bhuj (class 7)
रसवन्ति (rasavanti) - describing the fruits (juicy; tasty; delicious)
(adjective)
Accusative, neuter, plural of rasavat
rasavat - juicy; tasteful; savory; having essence or flavor
Derived from rasa (juice, taste) with matup suffix
फलानि (phalāni) - referring to edible fruits (fruits; results)
(noun)
Accusative, neuter, plural of phala
phala - fruit; result; consequence; reward
(ca) - and; also
(indeclinable)
शुद्धबाणहतानाम् (śuddhabāṇahatānām) - describing the deer whose meat was eaten (of those killed by clean/pure arrows)
(adjective)
Genitive, masculine, plural of śuddhabāṇahata
śuddhabāṇahata - killed by pure arrows; struck by clean shafts
Compound adjective, formed with Past Passive Participle
Compound formed from 'śuddha' (pure), 'bāṇa' (arrow), and 'hata' (killed, PPP of han)
Compound type : tatpuruṣa (śuddha+bāṇa+hata)
  • śuddha – pure; clean; unsullied; unblemished
    adjective (masculine)
    Past Passive Participle
    Derived from root śudh (to purify, cleanse)
    Root: śudh (class 4)
  • bāṇa – arrow; shaft
    noun (masculine)
  • hata – killed; struck; destroyed; smitten
    adjective (masculine)
    Past Passive Participle
    Derived from root han (to strike, kill)
    Root: han (class 2)
(ca) - and; also
(indeclinable)
मृगाणाम् (mṛgāṇām) - of deer; of game animals
(noun)
Genitive, masculine, plural of mṛga
mṛga - deer; wild animal; game; musk deer
पिशितानि (piśitāni) - flesh; meat
(noun)
Accusative, neuter, plural of piśita
piśita - flesh; meat; muscle
अपि (api) - also; even; too
(indeclinable)