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4,43

वाल्मीकि-रामायणम्       vālmīki-rāmāyaṇam - book-4, chapter-43, verse-3

सासुराः सहगन्धर्वाः सनागनरदेवताः ।
विदिताः सर्वलोकास्ते ससागरधराधराः ॥३॥
3. sāsurāḥ sahagandharvāḥ sanāganaradevatāḥ ,
viditāḥ sarvalokāste sasāgaradharādharāḥ.
3. sāsurāḥ sahagandharvāḥ sanāganaradevatāḥ
viditāḥ sarvalokāḥ te sāgaradharādharāḥ
3. te sarvalokāḥ sāsurāḥ sahagandharvāḥ
sanāganaradevatāḥ sāgaradharādharāḥ viditāḥ
3. All those worlds are known, along with their asuras, gandharvas, nāgas, humans, and deities, as well as their oceans and mountains.

Words meanings summery:

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  • सासुराः (sāsurāḥ) - with asuras, including asuras
  • सहगन्धर्वाः (sahagandharvāḥ) - with gandharvas, accompanied by gandharvas
  • सनागनरदेवताः (sanāganaradevatāḥ) - with nāgas, humans, and deities
  • विदिताः (viditāḥ) - known, perceived, understood
  • सर्वलोकाः (sarvalokāḥ) - all worlds, all people
  • ते (te) - those, they
  • सागरधराधराः (sāgaradharādharāḥ) - with oceans and mountains

Words meanings and morphology

सासुराः (sāsurāḥ) - with asuras, including asuras
(adjective)
Nominative, masculine, plural of sāsurā
sāsurā - accompanied by asuras, with demons
Bahuvrīhi compound 'sa' (with) + 'asura' (demon).
Compound type : bahuvrīhi (sa+asura)
  • sa – with, accompanied by, together with
    indeclinable
  • asura – demon, titan, anti-god
    noun (masculine)
सहगन्धर्वाः (sahagandharvāḥ) - with gandharvas, accompanied by gandharvas
(adjective)
Nominative, masculine, plural of sahagandharva
sahagandharva - accompanied by gandharvas
Compound of 'saha' (with) and 'gandharva' (celestial musician).
Compound type : bahuvrīhi (saha+gandharva)
  • saha – with, accompanied by, together with
    indeclinable
  • gandharva – celestial musician, a class of semi-divine beings
    noun (masculine)
सनागनरदेवताः (sanāganaradevatāḥ) - with nāgas, humans, and deities
(adjective)
Nominative, masculine, plural of sanāganaradevatā
sanāganaradevatā - accompanied by nāgas, humans, and deities
Bahuvrīhi compound 'sa' (with) + 'nāga-nara-devatā' (nāgas-humans-deities). 'nāganaradevatā' is a Dvandva compound.
Compound type : bahuvrīhi (sa+nāga+nara+devatā)
  • sa – with, accompanied by, together with
    indeclinable
  • nāga – snake, serpent deity
    noun (masculine)
  • nara – man, human being
    noun (masculine)
  • devatā – deity, divinity
    noun (feminine)
Note: The compound nāganaradevatā is a Dvandva compound referring to the collective group of nāgas, humans, and deities.
विदिताः (viditāḥ) - known, perceived, understood
(adjective)
Nominative, masculine, plural of vidita
vidita - known, understood, perceived
Past Passive Participle
Derived from root 'vid' (to know) with suffix '-ta'.
Root: vid (class 2)
सर्वलोकाः (sarvalokāḥ) - all worlds, all people
(noun)
Nominative, masculine, plural of sarvaloka
sarvaloka - all people, all worlds
Compound of 'sarva' (all) and 'loka' (world/people).
Compound type : tatpurusha (sarva+loka)
  • sarva – all, every, whole
    pronoun
  • loka – world, realm, people, community
    noun (masculine)
Note: Refers to all the inhabitants or realms.
ते (te) - those, they
(pronoun)
Nominative, masculine, plural of tad
tad - that, those
Demonstrative pronoun.
Note: Used here to refer to 'sarvalokāḥ'.
सागरधराधराः (sāgaradharādharāḥ) - with oceans and mountains
(adjective)
Nominative, masculine, plural of sāgaradharādhara
sāgaradharādhara - accompanied by oceans and mountains
Bahuvrīhi compound 'sa' (with) + 'sāgaradharādhara' (oceans and mountains). 'sāgaradharādhara' is a Dvandva compound.
Compound type : bahuvrīhi (sa+sāgara+dharādhara)
  • sa – with, accompanied by, together with
    indeclinable
  • sāgara – ocean, sea
    noun (masculine)
  • dharādhara – mountain (literally 'earth-holder')
    noun (masculine)
    Compound of 'dharā' (earth) and 'dhara' (holder).
Note: The compound sāgaradharādhara is a Dvandva compound referring to the collective group of oceans and mountains.