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योगवासिष्ठः       yogavāsiṣṭhaḥ - book-3, chapter-104, verse-5

करञ्जमञ्जरीकुञ्जगुच्छपर्यन्तजङ्गलः ।
खर्जूरान्तरितग्रामो घुंघुमध्वनिताम्बरः ॥ ५ ॥
karañjamañjarīkuñjagucchaparyantajaṅgalaḥ ,
kharjūrāntaritagrāmo ghuṃghumadhvanitāmbaraḥ 5
5. karañjamañjarīkuñjagucchaparyantajaṅgalaḥ
kharjūrāntaritagrāmaḥ ghuṃghumadhvanitāmbaraḥ
5. karañjamañjarīkuñjagucchaparyantajaṅgalaḥ
kharjūrāntaritagrāmaḥ ghuṃghumadhvanitāmbaraḥ
5. Its wilderness (jaṅgala) stretches to groves and thickets abundant with Karañja blossoms (mañjarī); its villages (grāma) are interspersed with date palms (kharjūra); and its sky (ambara) resounds with buzzing sounds (ghuṃghuma).

Words meanings summery:

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  • करञ्जमञ्जरीकुञ्जगुच्छपर्यन्तजङ्गलः (karañjamañjarīkuñjagucchaparyantajaṅgalaḥ) - describing the wilderness (jaṅgala) as extending to its boundaries, which are marked by dense thickets and groves filled with Karañja blossoms (a wilderness whose edges are thickets of groves with Karañja blossoms)
  • खर्जूरान्तरितग्रामः (kharjūrāntaritagrāmaḥ) - describing the region as having villages (grāma) that are separated by or surrounded by date palms (kharjūra) (having villages interspersed with date palms)
  • घुंघुमध्वनिताम्बरः (ghuṁghumadhvanitāmbaraḥ) - describing the atmosphere of the place as filled with the buzzing sounds (ghuṃghuma) of insects or bees (having its sky resound with buzzing sounds)

Words meanings and morphology

करञ्जमञ्जरीकुञ्जगुच्छपर्यन्तजङ्गलः (karañjamañjarīkuñjagucchaparyantajaṅgalaḥ) - describing the wilderness (jaṅgala) as extending to its boundaries, which are marked by dense thickets and groves filled with Karañja blossoms (a wilderness whose edges are thickets of groves with Karañja blossoms)
(adjective)
Nominative, masculine, singular of karañjamañjarīkuñjagucchaparyantajaṅgala
karañjamañjarīkuñjagucchaparyantajaṅgala - having a wilderness extending to groves and thickets abundant with Karañja blossoms
Bahuvrihi compound, describing a place
Compound type : bahuvrihi (karañja+mañjarī+kuñja+guccha+paryanta+jaṅgala)
  • karañja – Indian Beech tree (Pongamia pinnata)
    noun (masculine)
  • mañjarī – flower cluster, blossom, sprout
    noun (feminine)
  • kuñja – bower, grove, thicket
    noun (masculine)
  • guccha – cluster, bunch, thicket
    noun (masculine)
  • paryanta – boundary, limit, edge, end
    noun (masculine)
    from pari (around) + anta (end)
  • jaṅgala – wilderness, jungle, uncultivated land
    noun (neuter)
खर्जूरान्तरितग्रामः (kharjūrāntaritagrāmaḥ) - describing the region as having villages (grāma) that are separated by or surrounded by date palms (kharjūra) (having villages interspersed with date palms)
(adjective)
Nominative, masculine, singular of kharjūrāntaritagrāma
kharjūrāntaritagrāma - having villages interspersed with date palms
Bahuvrihi compound, describing a place
Compound type : bahuvrihi (kharjūra+antarita+grāma)
  • kharjūra – date palm (Phoenix dactylifera)
    noun (masculine)
  • antarita – interspersed, separated by, concealed
    adjective
    Past Passive Participle
    from root i (to go) with prefix antar (between, within)
    Prefix: antar
    Root: i (class 2)
  • grāma – village, hamlet
    noun (masculine)
घुंघुमध्वनिताम्बरः (ghuṁghumadhvanitāmbaraḥ) - describing the atmosphere of the place as filled with the buzzing sounds (ghuṃghuma) of insects or bees (having its sky resound with buzzing sounds)
(adjective)
Nominative, masculine, singular of ghuṃghumadhvanitāmbara
ghuṁghumadhvanitāmbara - having a sky resounded by buzzing sounds
Bahuvrihi compound, describing a place
Compound type : bahuvrihi (ghuṃghuma+dhvanita+ambara)
  • ghuṃghuma – onomatopoeic sound for buzzing (of bees, insects)
    indeclinable
  • dhvanita – sounded, made to resound, noisy
    adjective
    Past Passive Participle
    from root dhvan (to sound)
    Root: dhvan (class 1)
  • ambara – sky, atmosphere
    noun (neuter)