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6,58

महाभारतः       mahābhārataḥ - book-6, chapter-58, verse-32

आपतन्तं च तं दृष्ट्वा गजानीकं वृकोदरः ।
गदापाणिरवारोहद्रथात्सिंह इवोन्नदन् ॥३२॥
32. āpatantaṁ ca taṁ dṛṣṭvā gajānīkaṁ vṛkodaraḥ ,
gadāpāṇiravārohadrathātsiṁha ivonnadan.
32. āpatantaṃ ca taṃ dṛṣṭvā gajānīkaṃ vṛkodaraḥ
gadāpāṇiḥ avārohat rathāt siṃhaḥ iva unnadan
32. ca vṛkodaraḥ gadāpāṇiḥ āpatantaṃ taṃ gajānīkaṃ
dṛṣṭvā unnadan siṃhaḥ iva rathāt avārohat
32. And seeing that approaching elephant army, Vrikodara (Bhimasena), holding his mace, dismounted from his chariot, roaring like a lion.

Words meanings summery:

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  • आपतन्तं (āpatantaṁ) - approaching (approaching, falling upon, rushing down)
  • (ca) - and (and, also, moreover)
  • तं (taṁ) - that (elephant army) (that)
  • दृष्ट्वा (dṛṣṭvā) - having seen
  • गजानीकं (gajānīkaṁ) - elephant army (elephant army, host of elephants)
  • वृकोदरः (vṛkodaraḥ) - Vrikodara (Bhimasena) (Vrikodara (Bhimasena), wolf-bellied)
  • गदापाणिः (gadāpāṇiḥ) - holding his mace (mace-in-hand, holding a mace)
  • अवारोहत् (avārohat) - he dismounted (he descended, he dismounted)
  • रथात् (rathāt) - from his chariot (from the chariot)
  • सिंहः (siṁhaḥ) - a lion (lion)
  • इव (iva) - like (like, as, as if)
  • उन्नदन् (unnadan) - roaring (roaring, thundering, shouting)

Words meanings and morphology

आपतन्तं (āpatantaṁ) - approaching (approaching, falling upon, rushing down)
(adjective)
Accusative, neuter, singular of āpatat
āpatat - falling, descending, approaching, rushing
Present Active Participle
From root pat (to fall) with prefix ā.
Prefix: ā
Root: pat (class 1)
Note: Adjective for 'gajānīkaṃ'.
(ca) - and (and, also, moreover)
(indeclinable)
तं (taṁ) - that (elephant army) (that)
(pronoun)
Accusative, neuter, singular of tad
tad - that, he, she, it
Note: Refers to the elephant army.
दृष्ट्वा (dṛṣṭvā) - having seen
(indeclinable)
Absolutive (Gerund)
Formed from root dṛś (to see) with suffix ktvā.
Root: dṛś (class 1)
गजानीकं (gajānīkaṁ) - elephant army (elephant army, host of elephants)
(noun)
Accusative, neuter, singular of gajānīka
gajānīka - elephant army, host of elephants
Compound type : tatpurusha (gaja+anīka)
  • gaja – elephant
    noun (masculine)
  • anīka – army, host, array, military force
    noun (neuter)
Note: Object of 'dṛṣṭvā'.
वृकोदरः (vṛkodaraḥ) - Vrikodara (Bhimasena) (Vrikodara (Bhimasena), wolf-bellied)
(proper noun)
Nominative, masculine, singular of vṛkodara
vṛkodara - Vrikodara (an epithet of Bhimasena, meaning "wolf-bellied", referring to his insatiable appetite)
Compound type : bahuvrīhi (vṛka+udara)
  • vṛka – wolf
    noun (masculine)
  • udara – belly, stomach
    noun (neuter)
Note: Subject of 'avārohat'.
गदापाणिः (gadāpāṇiḥ) - holding his mace (mace-in-hand, holding a mace)
(adjective)
Nominative, masculine, singular of gadāpāṇi
gadāpāṇi - mace-in-hand, holding a mace
Compound type : bahuvrīhi (gadā+pāṇi)
  • gadā – mace, club
    noun (feminine)
  • pāṇi – hand
    noun (masculine)
Note: Adjective for Bhimasena.
अवारोहत् (avārohat) - he dismounted (he descended, he dismounted)
(verb)
3rd person , singular, active, imperfect (laṅ) of ruh
Imperfect active
From root ruh with prefix ava. 3rd person singular.
Prefix: ava
Root: ruh (class 1)
रथात् (rathāt) - from his chariot (from the chariot)
(noun)
Ablative, masculine, singular of ratha
ratha - chariot, car
Note: Indicates the source of descent.
सिंहः (siṁhaḥ) - a lion (lion)
(noun)
Nominative, masculine, singular of siṃha
siṁha - lion
Note: Object of comparison with 'iva'.
इव (iva) - like (like, as, as if)
(indeclinable)
उन्नदन् (unnadan) - roaring (roaring, thundering, shouting)
(adjective)
Nominative, masculine, singular of unnadat
unnadat - roaring, shouting, making a loud noise
Present Active Participle
From root nad (to roar) with prefix ud.
Prefix: ud
Root: nad (class 1)
Note: Adjective for Bhimasena.