योगवासिष्ठः
yogavāsiṣṭhaḥ
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book-3, chapter-77, verse-12
गुहासु सुप्तसिंहाढ्या कुञ्जेषु स्वपदेणका ।
खे सावश्यायनिकरा विपिने मौनचारिणी ॥ १२ ॥
खे सावश्यायनिकरा विपिने मौनचारिणी ॥ १२ ॥
guhāsu suptasiṃhāḍhyā kuñjeṣu svapadeṇakā ,
khe sāvaśyāyanikarā vipine maunacāriṇī 12
khe sāvaśyāyanikarā vipine maunacāriṇī 12
12.
guhāsu suptasiṃhāḍhyā kuñjeṣu svapadeṇakā
khe sāvaśyāyanikarā vipine maunacāriṇī
khe sāvaśyāyanikarā vipine maunacāriṇī
12.
guhāsu suptasiṃhāḍhyā,
kuñjeṣu svapadeṇakā,
khe sāvaśyāyanikarā,
vipine maunacāriṇī
kuñjeṣu svapadeṇakā,
khe sāvaśyāyanikarā,
vipine maunacāriṇī
12.
In caves, she is abundant with sleeping lions; in groves, she is characterized by sleeping deer. She manifests with masses of dew in the sky, and she moves silently in the forest.
Words meanings summery:
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- गुहासु (guhāsu) - in the caves where the goddess resides (in caves)
- सुप्तसिंहाढ्या (suptasiṁhāḍhyā) - abundant with sleeping lions (describing the goddess Mahāmāyā) (abundant with sleeping lions, rich in sleeping lions)
- कुञ्जेषु (kuñjeṣu) - in the groves where the goddess is present (in groves, in bowers)
- स्वपदेणका (svapadeṇakā) - having sleeping deer (referring to the goddess Mahāmāyā) (having sleeping deer, characterized by sleeping deer)
- खे (khe) - in the sky (referring to the goddess's presence) (in the sky, in the air, in space)
- सावश्यायनिकरा (sāvaśyāyanikarā) - manifesting with masses of dew (describing the goddess Mahāmāyā) (having masses of dew, with dew-laden forms)
- विपिने (vipine) - in the forest (where the goddess is found) (in the forest, in the wilderness)
- मौनचारिणी (maunacāriṇī) - practicing silence (describing the goddess Mahāmāyā) (practicing silence, moving silently, silent wanderer)
Words meanings and morphology
गुहासु (guhāsu) - in the caves where the goddess resides (in caves)
(noun)
Locative, feminine, plural of guhā
guhā - cave, cavern
सुप्तसिंहाढ्या (suptasiṁhāḍhyā) - abundant with sleeping lions (describing the goddess Mahāmāyā) (abundant with sleeping lions, rich in sleeping lions)
(adjective)
Nominative, feminine, singular of suptasiṃhāḍhya
suptasiṁhāḍhya - abundant with sleeping lions
Compound type : Bahuvrihi (supta+siṃha+āḍhya)
- supta – sleeping, asleep
adjective
Past Passive Participle
Derived from the root √svap (to sleep)
Root: svap (class 2) - siṃha – lion
noun (masculine) - āḍhya – rich, wealthy, full of, abundant with
adjective
कुञ्जेषु (kuñjeṣu) - in the groves where the goddess is present (in groves, in bowers)
(noun)
Locative, masculine, plural of kuñja
kuñja - grove, bower, thicket
स्वपदेणका (svapadeṇakā) - having sleeping deer (referring to the goddess Mahāmāyā) (having sleeping deer, characterized by sleeping deer)
(adjective)
Nominative, feminine, singular of svapadeṇakā
svapadeṇakā - having sleeping deer
Compound type : Bahuvrihi (svapan+eṇakā)
- svapan – sleeping, being asleep
adjective
Present Active Participle
Derived from the root √svap (to sleep)
Root: svap (class 2) - eṇakā – female deer, doe
noun (feminine)
खे (khe) - in the sky (referring to the goddess's presence) (in the sky, in the air, in space)
(noun)
Locative, neuter, singular of kha
kha - sky, ether, space, air
सावश्यायनिकरा (sāvaśyāyanikarā) - manifesting with masses of dew (describing the goddess Mahāmāyā) (having masses of dew, with dew-laden forms)
(adjective)
Nominative, feminine, singular of sāvaśyāyanikara
sāvaśyāyanikara - having masses of dew
Compound type : Bahuvrihi (sa+avaśyāyanī+kara)
- sa – with, accompanied by
indeclinable - avaśyāyanī – dew, dew-drop
noun (feminine) - kara – maker, doer; mass, collection
noun (masculine)
विपिने (vipine) - in the forest (where the goddess is found) (in the forest, in the wilderness)
(noun)
Locative, neuter, singular of vipina
vipina - forest, wood, wilderness
मौनचारिणी (maunacāriṇī) - practicing silence (describing the goddess Mahāmāyā) (practicing silence, moving silently, silent wanderer)
(adjective)
Nominative, feminine, singular of maunacāriṇī
maunacārin - practicing silence, silent, observing a vow of silence
Compound type : Tatpurusha (mauna+cārin)
- mauna – silence, taciturnity
noun (neuter) - cārin – moving, wandering, practicing, observing (as a vow)
adjective
Suffix -in added to a verbal root or noun