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6,106

महाभारतः       mahābhārataḥ - book-6, chapter-106, verse-36

पीड्यमानो बलवता पुत्रस्तव विशां पते ।
विव्याध समरे पार्थं कङ्कपत्रैः शिलाशितैः ॥३६॥
36. pīḍyamāno balavatā putrastava viśāṁ pate ,
vivyādha samare pārthaṁ kaṅkapatraiḥ śilāśitaiḥ.
36. pīḍyamānaḥ balavatā putraḥ tava viśām pate
vivyādha samare pārtham kaṅkapatraiḥ śilāśitaiḥ
36. viśām pate,
balavatā pīḍyamānaḥ tava putraḥ samare śilāśitaiḥ kaṅkapatraiḥ pārtham vivyādha
36. O lord of the people (Dhritarashtra), your son [Duhshasana], being tormented by the powerful one [Bhima], pierced Partha [Arjuna] in battle with arrows sharpened on stone and feathered with vulture plumes.

Words meanings summery:

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  • पीड्यमानः (pīḍyamānaḥ) - Duhshasana, being tormented (by Bhima) (being tormented, being oppressed)
  • बलवता (balavatā) - by Bhima, who is strong (by the strong one)
  • पुत्रः (putraḥ) - Duhshasana, Dhritarashtra's son (son)
  • तव (tava) - referring to Dhritarashtra (the narrator's recipient) (your, of you)
  • विशाम् (viśām) - of the people, of the subjects
  • पते (pate) - Addressing Dhritarashtra as 'lord of the people' (O lord, O master)
  • विव्याध (vivyādha) - pierced, struck
  • समरे (samare) - in battle, in war
  • पार्थम् (pārtham) - Arjuna, son of Pritha (Kunti) (Partha)
  • कङ्कपत्रैः (kaṅkapatraiḥ) - with arrows whose shafts are fitted with vulture feathers (with vulture-feathered (arrows))
  • शिलाशितैः (śilāśitaiḥ) - sharpened on stone

Words meanings and morphology

पीड्यमानः (pīḍyamānaḥ) - Duhshasana, being tormented (by Bhima) (being tormented, being oppressed)
(adjective)
Nominative, masculine, singular of pīḍyamāna
pīḍyamāna - being oppressed, being tormented
Present Passive Participle
Derived from root `pīḍ` with suffix `śānac` (in passive voice).
Root: pīḍ (class 10)
बलवता (balavatā) - by Bhima, who is strong (by the strong one)
(adjective)
Instrumental, masculine, singular of balavat
balavat - strong, powerful, mighty
Possessive suffix `matup` with `bala` (strength).
पुत्रः (putraḥ) - Duhshasana, Dhritarashtra's son (son)
(noun)
Nominative, masculine, singular of putra
putra - son, child
तव (tava) - referring to Dhritarashtra (the narrator's recipient) (your, of you)
(pronoun)
Genitive, singular of yuṣmad
yuṣmad - you (pronoun)
Genitive singular of `yuṣmad`.
विशाम् (viśām) - of the people, of the subjects
(noun)
Genitive, feminine, plural of viś
viś - people, community, subjects, clan
Root: viś (class 6)
पते (pate) - Addressing Dhritarashtra as 'lord of the people' (O lord, O master)
(noun)
Vocative, masculine, singular of pati
pati - master, lord, husband, owner
विव्याध (vivyādha) - pierced, struck
(verb)
3rd person , singular, active, perfect (Lit) of vyadh
Perfect tense, 3rd person singular active
Reduplicated perfect from root `vyadh` with prefix `vi`.
Prefix: vi
Root: vyadh (class 4)
समरे (samare) - in battle, in war
(noun)
Locative, masculine, singular of samara
samara - battle, war, conflict
From `sam` + `ṛ` (to go), meaning 'a going together' or 'encounter'.
पार्थम् (pārtham) - Arjuna, son of Pritha (Kunti) (Partha)
(proper noun)
Accusative, masculine, singular of pārtha
pārtha - son of Pritha (Kunti), Arjuna
Derived from `pṛthā` (Kunti) with suffix `aṇ`.
कङ्कपत्रैः (kaṅkapatraiḥ) - with arrows whose shafts are fitted with vulture feathers (with vulture-feathered (arrows))
(adjective)
Instrumental, masculine, plural of kaṅkapatra
kaṅkapatra - having vulture feathers (an arrow)
Compound of `kaṅka` (vulture) and `patra` (feather/wing).
Compound type : Bahuvrihi (kaṅka+patra)
  • kaṅka – vulture, heron
    noun (masculine)
  • patra – feather, wing, leaf
    noun (neuter)
शिलाशितैः (śilāśitaiḥ) - sharpened on stone
(adjective)
Instrumental, masculine, plural of śilāśita
śilāśita - sharpened on stone, whetted on stone
Compound of `śilā` (stone) and `śita` (sharpened, Past Passive Participle of `śo`).
Compound type : Tatpurusha (śilā+śita)
  • śilā – stone, rock
    noun (feminine)
  • śita – sharpened, whetted
    adjective (masculine)
    Past Passive Participle
    Derived from root `śo` (to sharpen) with suffix `kta`.
    Root: śo (class 4)