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3,34

योगवासिष्ठः       yogavāsiṣṭhaḥ - book-3, chapter-34, verse-52

हा हा धिक्प्रविकटकङ्कटाननोद्यत्प्रोड्डीनप्रकटतडिच्छटाप्रतप्ताः ।
क्रेङ्कारस्फुरितगुणेरिता रणन्तो नाराचाः शिखरिशिलागणं वहन्ति ॥ ५२ ॥
hā hā dhikpravikaṭakaṅkaṭānanodyatproḍḍīnaprakaṭataḍicchaṭāprataptāḥ ,
kreṅkārasphuritaguṇeritā raṇanto nārācāḥ śikhariśilāgaṇaṃ vahanti 52
52. hā hā dhik
pravikaṭakaṅkaṭānanodyatproḍḍīnaprkaṭataḍicchaṭāprataptāḥ
kreṅkārasphuritaguṇeritāḥ raṇantaḥ
nārācāḥ śikharīśilāgaṇam vahanti
52. hā hā dhik!
pravikaṭakaṅkaṭānanodyatproḍḍīnaprkaṭataḍicchaṭāprataptāḥ
kreṅkārasphuritaguṇeritāḥ raṇantaḥ
nārācāḥ śikharīśilāgaṇam vahanti
52. Alas, alas, shame! The iron arrows (nārācas), appearing scorched like manifest lightning flashes soaring and rising from terrible, wide, armor-like mouths, and propelled by bowstrings vibrating with a 'kreṅkāra' sound, roar as they carry away masses of mountain rocks.

Words meanings summery:

(Scroll down for elaborated words morphology)

  • हा (hā) - exclamation of distress or sorrow (alas!, ah!)
  • हा (hā) - exclamation of distress or sorrow (repetition for emphasis) (alas!, ah!)
  • धिक् (dhik) - exclamation of shame or censure regarding the terrible situation (shame!, woe!, fie!)
  • प्रविकटकङ्कटाननोद्यत्प्रोड्डीनप्र्कटतडिच्छटाप्रतप्ताः (pravikaṭakaṅkaṭānanodyatproḍḍīnaprkaṭataḍicchaṭāprataptāḥ) - describing the terrifying visual effect of the arrows as they fly (scorched by manifest lightning flashes rising and flying from terrible, wide, armor-like mouths)
  • क्रेङ्कारस्फुरितगुणेरिताः (kreṅkārasphuritaguṇeritāḥ) - describing the sound and force with which the arrows are shot (impelled by bowstrings vibrating with a 'kreṅkāra' sound)
  • रणन्तः (raṇantaḥ) - describing the fierce sound made by the arrows in flight (roaring, sounding, clanging)
  • नाराचाः (nārācāḥ) - iron arrows, steel arrows
  • शिखरीशिलागणम् (śikharīśilāgaṇam) - the target being shattered by the arrows, highlighting their destructive power (mass of mountain rocks, group of peak stones)
  • वहन्ति (vahanti) - the arrows carry away/shatter the rocks with their force (carry, bear, convey, bring)

Words meanings and morphology

हा (hā) - exclamation of distress or sorrow (alas!, ah!)
(indeclinable)
हा (hā) - exclamation of distress or sorrow (repetition for emphasis) (alas!, ah!)
(indeclinable)
धिक् (dhik) - exclamation of shame or censure regarding the terrible situation (shame!, woe!, fie!)
(indeclinable)
प्रविकटकङ्कटाननोद्यत्प्रोड्डीनप्र्कटतडिच्छटाप्रतप्ताः (pravikaṭakaṅkaṭānanodyatproḍḍīnaprkaṭataḍicchaṭāprataptāḥ) - describing the terrifying visual effect of the arrows as they fly (scorched by manifest lightning flashes rising and flying from terrible, wide, armor-like mouths)
(adjective)
Nominative, masculine, plural of pravikaṭakaṅkaṭānanodyatproḍḍīnaprkaṭataḍicchaṭāpratapta
pravikaṭakaṅkaṭānanodyatproḍḍīnaprkaṭataḍicchaṭāpratapta - one whose nature is scorched by manifest lightning flashes rising and flying up from terrible, wide, armor-like mouths
Compound type : Bahuvrihi (pravikaṭa+kaṅkaṭa+ānana+udyat+proḍḍīna+prakaṭa+taḍicchaṭā+pratapta)
  • pravikaṭa – very vast, huge, terrible, fierce
    adjective (masculine)
  • kaṅkaṭa – armor, mail, a type of fierce bird, crab
    noun (masculine)
  • ānana – face, mouth
    noun (neuter)
  • udyat – rising, appearing, emerging
    adjective (masculine)
    Present Active Participle
    Derived from verbal root yam- with prefix ud-
    Prefix: ud
    Root: yam (class 1)
  • proḍḍīna – flown up, soared, risen high
    adjective (masculine)
    Past Passive Participle
    Derived from verbal root ḍī- with prefixes pra- and ud-
    Prefixes: pra+ud
    Root: ḍī (class 4)
  • prakaṭa – manifest, evident, visible
    adjective (masculine)
  • taḍicchaṭā – flash of lightning, multitude of lightning
    noun (feminine)
  • pratapta – scorched, burnt, heated, distressed
    adjective (masculine)
    Past Passive Participle
    Derived from verbal root tap- with prefix pra-
    Prefix: pra
    Root: tap (class 1)
क्रेङ्कारस्फुरितगुणेरिताः (kreṅkārasphuritaguṇeritāḥ) - describing the sound and force with which the arrows are shot (impelled by bowstrings vibrating with a 'kreṅkāra' sound)
(adjective)
Nominative, masculine, plural of kreṅkārasphuritaguṇerita
kreṅkārasphuritaguṇerita - driven by bowstrings vibrating with a 'kreṅkāra' sound
Compound type : Tatpurusha (kreṅkāra+sphurita+guṇa+īrita)
  • kreṅkāra – a specific twanging or buzzing sound
    noun (masculine)
  • sphurita – vibrated, quivered, throbbed
    adjective (masculine)
    Past Passive Participle
    Derived from verbal root sphur- (to throb, quiver)
    Root: sphur (class 6)
  • guṇa – bowstring, quality, virtue
    noun (masculine)
  • īrita – impelled, driven, sent
    adjective (masculine)
    Past Passive Participle
    Derived from verbal root īr- (to send, impel)
    Root: īr (class 2)
रणन्तः (raṇantaḥ) - describing the fierce sound made by the arrows in flight (roaring, sounding, clanging)
(adjective)
Nominative, masculine, plural of raṇat
raṇat - roaring, sounding, jingling
Present Active Participle
Derived from verbal root raṇ- (to sound, roar)
Root: raṇ (class 1)
नाराचाः (nārācāḥ) - iron arrows, steel arrows
(noun)
Nominative, masculine, plural of nārāca
nārāca - iron arrow, steel arrow
शिखरीशिलागणम् (śikharīśilāgaṇam) - the target being shattered by the arrows, highlighting their destructive power (mass of mountain rocks, group of peak stones)
(noun)
Accusative, masculine, singular of śikharīśilāgaṇa
śikharīśilāgaṇa - mass of mountain rocks
Compound type : Tatpurusha (śikhari+śilā+gaṇa)
  • śikhari – mountain, peaked (mountain)
    noun (masculine)
  • śilā – rock, stone
    noun (feminine)
  • gaṇa – group, multitude, collection
    noun (masculine)
वहन्ति (vahanti) - the arrows carry away/shatter the rocks with their force (carry, bear, convey, bring)
(verb)
3rd person , plural, active, present (lat) of vah
Root: vah (class 1)