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महाभारतः       mahābhārataḥ - book-3, chapter-60, verse-20

सहसाभ्यागतां भैमीमभ्याशपरिवर्तिनीम् ।
जग्राहाजगरो ग्राहो महाकायः क्षुधान्वितः ॥२०॥
20. sahasābhyāgatāṁ bhaimīmabhyāśaparivartinīm ,
jagrāhājagaro grāho mahākāyaḥ kṣudhānvitaḥ.
20. sahasā abhyāgatām bhaimīm abhyāśaparivartinīm
jagrāha ajagaraḥ grāhaḥ mahākāyaḥ kṣudhānvitah
20. Suddenly, a huge-bodied, hunger-stricken python (ajagara), a seizing creature (grāha), seized Damayantī (bhaimī), who had recently approached and was moving about nearby.
20. וכשהיא נעה פתאום בקרבת המקום, תפס אותה בְּהַימִי פיתון ענק, גדול גוף ורעב.

Words meanings summery:

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  • सहसा (sahasā) - suddenly, forcibly, quickly
  • अभ्यागताम् (abhyāgatām) - who had approached, arrived, come
  • भैमीम् (bhaimīm) - Damayantī
  • अभ्याशपरिवर्तिनीम् (abhyāśaparivartinīm) - moving about close by, dwelling nearby
  • जग्राह (jagrāha) - seized, caught, grasped
  • अजगरः (ajagaraḥ) - a python, boa constrictor
  • ग्राहः (grāhaḥ) - an epithet or descriptor for the python, indicating its predatory nature. (seizing creature, crocodile, shark, an attacker)
  • महाकायः (mahākāyaḥ) - huge-bodied, gigantic
  • क्षुधान्वितह् (kṣudhānvitah) - hunger-stricken, hungry

Words meanings and morphology

सहसा (sahasā) - suddenly, forcibly, quickly
(indeclinable)
Instrumental singular of sahas (force, power) used adverbially
अभ्यागताम् (abhyāgatām) - who had approached, arrived, come
(adjective)
Accusative, feminine, singular of abhyāgata
abhyāgata - approached, arrived, come
Past Passive Participle
From root gam (to go) with upasargas abhi- and ā-
Prefixes: abhi+ā
Root: gam (class 1)
Note: Modifies 'bhaimīm'.
भैमीम् (bhaimīm) - Damayantī
(proper noun)
Accusative, feminine, singular of bhaimī
bhaimī - Damayantī (daughter of Bhīma)
Feminine derivative of Bhīma
Note: Object of the verb 'jagrāha'.
अभ्याशपरिवर्तिनीम् (abhyāśaparivartinīm) - moving about close by, dwelling nearby
(adjective)
Accusative, feminine, singular of abhyāśaparivartinī
abhyāśaparivartinī - moving about close by, dwelling nearby
Present Active Participle
From abhyāśaparivartin (moving around close by) with feminine ending
Compound type : tatpuruṣa (abhyāśa+parivartin)
  • abhyāśa – proximity, vicinity, near
    noun (masculine)
  • parivartin – turning around, moving about, dwelling
    adjective (masculine)
    Agent Noun/Participle
    From root vṛt (to turn) with upasarga pari- and -in suffix
    Prefix: pari
    Root: vṛt (class 1)
Note: Modifies 'bhaimīm'.
जग्राह (jagrāha) - seized, caught, grasped
(verb)
3rd person , singular, active, perfect (lit) of grah
Root: grah (class 9)
अजगरः (ajagaraḥ) - a python, boa constrictor
(noun)
Nominative, masculine, singular of ajagara
ajagara - a python, boa constrictor
Note: Subject of 'jagrāha'.
ग्राहः (grāhaḥ) - an epithet or descriptor for the python, indicating its predatory nature. (seizing creature, crocodile, shark, an attacker)
(noun)
Nominative, masculine, singular of grāha
grāha - seizing, grasping; a crocodile, shark, planetary seizure (eclipse)
From root grah (to seize)
Root: grah (class 9)
Note: Appositive to 'ajagaraḥ'.
महाकायः (mahākāyaḥ) - huge-bodied, gigantic
(adjective)
Nominative, masculine, singular of mahākāya
mahākāya - having a huge body, gigantic
Compound type : bahuvrīhi (mahat+kāya)
  • mahat – great, large, huge
    adjective (masculine)
  • kāya – body, collection
    noun (masculine)
Note: Modifies 'ajagaraḥ'.
क्षुधान्वितह् (kṣudhānvitah) - hunger-stricken, hungry
(adjective)
Nominative, masculine, singular of kṣudhānvita
kṣudhānvita - accompanied by hunger, hunger-stricken, hungry
Compound type : tatpuruṣa (kṣudhā+anvita)
  • kṣudhā – hunger
    noun (feminine)
  • anvita – accompanied by, connected with
    adjective (masculine)
    Past Passive Participle
    From root i (to go) with upasargas anu- and ā-
    Prefixes: anu+ā
    Root: i (class 2)
Note: Modifies 'ajagaraḥ'.