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योगवासिष्ठः       yogavāsiṣṭhaḥ - book-3, chapter-38, verse-33

उन्नासार्धमृतेभेन्द्रकराक्रान्तकबन्धकम् ।
निरधिष्ठितहस्त्यश्वपातितोच्चकबन्धकम् ॥ ३३ ॥
unnāsārdhamṛtebhendrakarākrāntakabandhakam ,
niradhiṣṭhitahastyaśvapātitoccakabandhakam 33
33. unnāsārdhamṛtebhendrakarākrāntakabandhakam
niradhiṣṭhitahasty-aśvapatitoccakabandhakam
33. unnāsārdhamṛtebhendrakarākrāntakabandhakam
niradhiṣṭhitahasty-aśvapatitoccakabandhakam
33. It was [a scene] where half-dead headless trunks with uplifted noses were seized by the trunks of mighty elephants, and where tall headless trunks were felled by riderless elephants and horses.

Words meanings summery:

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  • उन्नासार्धमृतेभेन्द्रकराक्रान्तकबन्धकम् (unnāsārdhamṛtebhendrakarākrāntakabandhakam) - a scene characterized by half-dead, headless trunks, with uplifted noses, seized by the trunks of mighty elephants (headless trunks, half-dead, with prominent/uplifted noses, seized by the trunks of chief elephants)
  • निरधिष्ठितहस्त्यश्वपतितोच्चकबन्धकम् (niradhiṣṭhitahastyaśvapatitoccakabandhakam) - a scene characterized by tall headless trunks felled by riderless elephants and horses (tall headless trunks felled by riderless elephants and horses)

Words meanings and morphology

उन्नासार्धमृतेभेन्द्रकराक्रान्तकबन्धकम् (unnāsārdhamṛtebhendrakarākrāntakabandhakam) - a scene characterized by half-dead, headless trunks, with uplifted noses, seized by the trunks of mighty elephants (headless trunks, half-dead, with prominent/uplifted noses, seized by the trunks of chief elephants)
(adjective)
neuter, singular of unnāsārdhamṛtebhendrakarākrāntakabandhakam
unnāsārdhamṛtebhendrakarākrāntakabandhakam - headless trunks, half-dead, with prominent/uplifted noses, seized by the trunks of chief elephants
Compound type : bahuvrīhi (unnāsa+ardhamṛta+ibhendra+kara+ākrānta+kabandhaka)
  • unnāsa – with uplifted/prominent nose
    adjective
    Compound 'ud' (up) + 'nāsa' (nose)
  • ardhamṛta – half-dead
    adjective
    Compound 'ardha' (half) + 'mṛta' (dead)
    Root: mṛ (class 1)
  • ibhendra – chief elephant, mighty elephant
    noun (masculine)
    Compound 'ibha' (elephant) + 'indra' (chief)
  • kara – hand, trunk (of an elephant)
    noun (masculine)
  • ākrānta – attacked, assailed, seized, overcome
    adjective
    Past Passive Participle
    Derived from the root 'kram' with prefix 'ā'
    Prefix: ā
    Root: kram (class 1)
  • kabandhaka – headless trunk
    noun (neuter)
निरधिष्ठितहस्त्यश्वपतितोच्चकबन्धकम् (niradhiṣṭhitahastyaśvapatitoccakabandhakam) - a scene characterized by tall headless trunks felled by riderless elephants and horses (tall headless trunks felled by riderless elephants and horses)
(adjective)
neuter, singular of niradhiṣṭhitahastyaśvapatitoccakabandhakam
niradhiṣṭhitahastyaśvapatitoccakabandhakam - tall headless trunks felled by riderless elephants and horses
Compound type : bahuvrīhi (niradhiṣṭhita+hastyaśva+pātita+ucca+kabandhaka)
  • niradhiṣṭhita – without a master/rider, abandoned
    adjective
    Past Passive Participle with negating prefix
    Compound 'nis' (without) + 'adhiṣṭhita' (mounted, controlled)
    Prefixes: nis+adhi
    Root: sthā (class 1)
  • hastyaśva – elephants and horses
    noun (masculine)
    Dvanda compound 'hastin' (elephant) + 'aśva' (horse)
  • pātita – felled, thrown down, caused to fall
    adjective
    Causative Past Passive Participle
    Derived from the causative of the root 'pat' (to fall)
    Root: pat (class 1)
  • ucca – high, tall, lofty
    adjective
  • kabandhaka – headless trunk
    noun (neuter)