महाभारतः
mahābhārataḥ
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book-3, chapter-282, verse-5
भिन्नैश्च परुषैः पादैः सव्रणैः शोणितोक्षितैः ।
कुशकण्टकविद्धाङ्गावुन्मत्ताविव धावतः ॥५॥
कुशकण्टकविद्धाङ्गावुन्मत्ताविव धावतः ॥५॥
5. bhinnaiśca paruṣaiḥ pādaiḥ savraṇaiḥ śoṇitokṣitaiḥ ,
kuśakaṇṭakaviddhāṅgāvunmattāviva dhāvataḥ.
kuśakaṇṭakaviddhāṅgāvunmattāviva dhāvataḥ.
5.
bhinnaiḥ ca paruṣaiḥ pādaiḥ savraṇaiḥ śoṇitokṣitaiḥ
kuśakaṇṭakaviddhāṅgau unmattau iva dhāvataḥ
kuśakaṇṭakaviddhāṅgau unmattau iva dhāvataḥ
5.
With their feet cracked, rough, wounded, and drenched in blood, their bodies pierced by Kuśa grass and thorns, they ran like mad persons.
Words meanings summery:
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- भिन्नैः (bhinnaiḥ) - by their cracked (feet) (by broken, by cracked)
- च (ca) - and, also
- परुषैः (paruṣaiḥ) - by their rough (feet) (by rough, by harsh)
- पादैः (pādaiḥ) - by feet, by legs
- सव्रणैः (savraṇaiḥ) - by their wounded (feet) (by wounded, by those with wounds)
- शोणितोक्षितैः (śoṇitokṣitaiḥ) - by their blood-drenched (feet) (by those drenched in blood)
- कुशकण्टकविद्धाङ्गौ (kuśakaṇṭakaviddhāṅgau) - whose limbs are pierced by Kuśa grass and thorns
- उन्मत्तौ (unmattau) - mad, frantic, like madmen
- इव (iva) - like, as if, similar to
- धावतः (dhāvataḥ) - they run
Words meanings and morphology
भिन्नैः (bhinnaiḥ) - by their cracked (feet) (by broken, by cracked)
(participle)
Instrumental, masculine, plural of bhinna
bhinna - broken, split, cracked, separated
past passive participle
From root bhid (to break, split)
Root: bhid (class 7)
Note: Modifies pādaiḥ
च (ca) - and, also
(indeclinable)
परुषैः (paruṣaiḥ) - by their rough (feet) (by rough, by harsh)
(adjective)
Instrumental, masculine, plural of paruṣa
paruṣa - rough, harsh, coarse, cruel
Note: Modifies pādaiḥ
पादैः (pādaiḥ) - by feet, by legs
(noun)
Instrumental, masculine, plural of pāda
pāda - foot, leg, quarter (of a verse), ray of light
Root: pad (class 4)
सव्रणैः (savraṇaiḥ) - by their wounded (feet) (by wounded, by those with wounds)
(adjective)
Instrumental, masculine, plural of savraṇa
savraṇa - wounded, having wounds
Compound of sa- (with) + vraṇa (wound)
Compound type : bahuvrīhi (sa+vraṇa)
- sa – with, accompanied by
indeclinable
Prefix denoting 'with' or 'having' - vraṇa – wound, sore, ulcer
noun (masculine)
Root: vraṇ (class 10)
Note: Modifies pādaiḥ
शोणितोक्षितैः (śoṇitokṣitaiḥ) - by their blood-drenched (feet) (by those drenched in blood)
(adjective)
Instrumental, masculine, plural of śoṇitokṣita
śoṇitokṣita - sprinkled/drenched with blood
Compound of śoṇita (blood) + ukṣita (sprinkled)
Compound type : tatpuruṣa (śoṇita+ukṣita)
- śoṇita – blood, red
noun (neuter)
past passive participle
From root śoṇ (to be red)
Root: śoṇ (class 10) - ukṣita – sprinkled, wet, moistened
adjective (masculine)
past passive participle
From root ukṣ (to sprinkle)
Root: ukṣ (class 1)
Note: Modifies pādaiḥ
कुशकण्टकविद्धाङ्गौ (kuśakaṇṭakaviddhāṅgau) - whose limbs are pierced by Kuśa grass and thorns
(adjective)
Nominative, masculine, dual of kuśakaṇṭakaviddhāṅga
kuśakaṇṭakaviddhāṅga - having limbs pierced by Kuśa grass and thorns
Bahuvrīhi compound: Kuśakaṇṭaka (grass and thorn) + viddha (pierced) + aṅga (limb)
Compound type : bahuvrīhi (kuśakaṇṭaka+viddha+aṅga)
- kuśakaṇṭaka – Kuśa grass and thorn
noun (masculine)
Dvandva compound: kuśa (a type of grass) + kaṇṭaka (thorn) - viddha – pierced, struck, wounded
adjective (masculine)
past passive participle
From root vyadh (to pierce, strike)
Root: vyadh (class 4) - aṅga – limb, body part, body
noun (neuter)
Note: Agrees with the implied subject (the couple)
उन्मत्तौ (unmattau) - mad, frantic, like madmen
(adjective)
Nominative, masculine, dual of unmatta
unmatta - mad, insane, frantic, intoxicated
past passive participle
From prefix ut (out, up) + root mad (to be mad, intoxicated)
Prefix: ud
Root: mad (class 4)
Note: Agrees with the implied subject (the couple)
इव (iva) - like, as if, similar to
(indeclinable)
धावतः (dhāvataḥ) - they run
(verb)
3rd person , dual, active, present (lat) of dhāv
Present indicative, 3rd person dual
Root: dhāv (class 1)
Note: Refers to Dyumatsena and Śaibyā