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4,23

योगवासिष्ठः       yogavāsiṣṭhaḥ - book-4, chapter-23, verse-15

गुदोत्थानारघट्टान्तप्रद्रुतानन्तकर्दमा ।
चित्तोद्यानमहीवल्गदात्मचिन्तावराङ्गना ॥ १५ ॥
gudotthānāraghaṭṭāntapradrutānantakardamā ,
cittodyānamahīvalgadātmacintāvarāṅganā 15
15. gudotthānāraghaṭṭāntapradrutānantakardamā
cittodyānamahīvalgadātmacintāvarāṅganā
15. gudotthānāraghaṭṭāntapradrutānantakardamā
cittodyānamahīvalgadātmacintāvarāṅganā
15. It is characterized by endless filth flowing forth from the anus as from a water-wheel; it is also a beautiful woman (varāṅganā) of self-reflection (ātmacintā) prancing on the ground of the mind (citta)-garden.

Words meanings summery:

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  • गुदोत्थानारघट्टान्तप्रद्रुतानन्तकर्दमा (gudotthānāraghaṭṭāntapradrutānantakardamā) - from which endless filth pours forth from the anus as from a water-wheel (having endless mud flowing forth from its anus like a water-wheel)
  • चित्तोद्यानमहीवल्गदात्मचिन्तावराङ्गना (cittodyānamahīvalgadātmacintāvarāṅganā) - a beautiful woman (varāṅganā) of self-reflection (ātmacintā) prancing on the ground of the mind (citta)-garden (a beautiful woman of self-reflection prancing on the ground of the mind-garden)

Words meanings and morphology

गुदोत्थानारघट्टान्तप्रद्रुतानन्तकर्दमा (gudotthānāraghaṭṭāntapradrutānantakardamā) - from which endless filth pours forth from the anus as from a water-wheel (having endless mud flowing forth from its anus like a water-wheel)
(adjective)
Nominative, feminine, singular of gudotthānāraghaṭṭāntapradrutānantakardama
gudotthānāraghaṭṭāntapradrutānantakardama - having endless mud flowing forth from the anus like a water-wheel
Compound adjective: guda (anus) + utthāna (rising/originating) + araghaṭṭa (water-wheel) + anta (end/interior) + pradruta (flowing forth) + ananta (endless) + kardama (mud).
Compound type : bahuvrihi (guda+utthāna+araghaṭṭa+anta+pradruta+ananta+kardama)
  • guda – anus, rectum
    noun (masculine)
  • utthāna – rising, originating, exertion
    noun (neuter)
    From `ut-sthā` (to rise).
    Prefix: ut
    Root: sthā (class 1)
  • araghaṭṭa – water-wheel (for irrigation), Persian wheel
    noun (masculine)
  • anta – end, boundary, vicinity, interior
    noun (masculine)
  • pradruta – flowing forth, streaming, run away
    adjective (masculine)
    Past Passive Participle
    Past passive participle of the root `dru` (to run) with prefix `pra`.
    Prefix: pra
    Root: dru (class 1)
  • ananta – endless, infinite, boundless
    adjective (masculine)
    Negation of `anta` (end).
  • kardama – mud, mire, filth
    noun (masculine)
Note: Feminine nominative singular form.
चित्तोद्यानमहीवल्गदात्मचिन्तावराङ्गना (cittodyānamahīvalgadātmacintāvarāṅganā) - a beautiful woman (varāṅganā) of self-reflection (ātmacintā) prancing on the ground of the mind (citta)-garden (a beautiful woman of self-reflection prancing on the ground of the mind-garden)
(adjective)
Nominative, feminine, singular of cittodyānamahīvalgadātmacintāvarāṅganā
cittodyānamahīvalgadātmacintāvarāṅganā - a beautiful woman of self-reflection prancing on the ground of the mind-garden
Compound adjective: citta (mind) + udyāna (garden) + mahī (ground) + valgat (prancing) + ātmacintā (self-reflection) + varāṅganā (beautiful woman).
Compound type : bahuvrihi (citta+udyāna+mahī+valgat+ātmacintā+varāṅganā)
  • citta – mind, consciousness, intellect
    noun (neuter)
  • udyāna – garden, park
    noun (neuter)
  • mahī – earth, ground, land
    noun (feminine)
  • valgat – prancing, springing, leaping
    adjective (masculine)
    Present Active Participle
    Present active participle of the root `valg` (to prance, leap).
    Root: valg (class 1)
  • ātmacintā – self-reflection, thought of the (ātman) self
    noun (feminine)
    Compound of `ātman` and `cintā`.
  • varāṅganā – beautiful woman, excellent woman
    noun (feminine)
    Compound of `vara` (excellent, best) + `aṅganā` (woman).
Note: Feminine nominative singular form.