योगवासिष्ठः
yogavāsiṣṭhaḥ
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book-5, chapter-55, verse-17
प्राणप्रवाहसंरोधसमः स्वच्छाननच्छविः ।
अङ्ग चित्संविदुत्तानरोमकण्टकिताङ्गभूः ॥ १७ ॥
अङ्ग चित्संविदुत्तानरोमकण्टकिताङ्गभूः ॥ १७ ॥
prāṇapravāhasaṃrodhasamaḥ svacchānanacchaviḥ ,
aṅga citsaṃviduttānaromakaṇṭakitāṅgabhūḥ 17
aṅga citsaṃviduttānaromakaṇṭakitāṅgabhūḥ 17
17.
prāṇapravāhasaṃrodhasamaḥ svacchānanacchaviḥ
aṅga citsaṃviduttānaromakaṇṭakitāṅgabhūḥ
aṅga citsaṃviduttānaromakaṇṭakitāṅgabhūḥ
17.
aṅga,
[saḥ] prāṇapravāhasaṃrodhasamaḥ,
svacchānanacchaviḥ,
citsaṃviduttānaromakaṇṭakitāṅgabhūḥ [āsīt].
[saḥ] prāṇapravāhasaṃrodhasamaḥ,
svacchānanacchaviḥ,
citsaṃviduttānaromakaṇṭakitāṅgabhūḥ [āsīt].
17.
O dear one, he appeared as if his flow of vital breath (prāṇa) had completely ceased, with a radiant, clear facial complexion, and his body was covered in goosebumps, indicating the emergence of spiritual consciousness (cit-saṃvid).
Words meanings summery:
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- प्राणप्रवाहसंरोधसमः (prāṇapravāhasaṁrodhasamaḥ) - in a state resembling the complete cessation of vital breath (prāṇa) (equal to the cessation of the flow of vital breath; similar to the stoppage of prāṇa's flow)
- स्वच्छाननच्छविः (svacchānanacchaviḥ) - having a clear and pure facial complexion
- अङ्ग (aṅga) - O dear one (used as an address of endearment or attention) (O dear one; O limb)
- चित्संविदुत्तानरोमकण्टकिताङ्गभूः (citsaṁviduttānaromakaṇṭakitāṅgabhūḥ) - whose body's surface has goosebumps due to the rising knowledge of consciousness
Words meanings and morphology
प्राणप्रवाहसंरोधसमः (prāṇapravāhasaṁrodhasamaḥ) - in a state resembling the complete cessation of vital breath (prāṇa) (equal to the cessation of the flow of vital breath; similar to the stoppage of prāṇa's flow)
(adjective)
Nominative, masculine, singular of prāṇapravāhasaṃrodhasama
prāṇapravāhasaṁrodhasama - similar to the complete stoppage of the vital current
Compound type : bahuvrihi (prāṇa+pravāha+saṃrodha+sama)
- prāṇa – vital breath; life-force; exhalation
noun (masculine)
Prefix: pra
Root: an (class 2) - pravāha – flow; current; stream
noun (masculine)
From pra-vah- 'to carry forward'
Prefix: pra
Root: vah (class 1) - saṃrodha – obstruction; stoppage; suppression; cessation
noun (masculine)
From sam-rudh- 'to obstruct'
Prefix: sam
Root: rudh (class 7) - sama – equal; similar; like; same
adjective (masculine)
स्वच्छाननच्छविः (svacchānanacchaviḥ) - having a clear and pure facial complexion
(adjective)
Nominative, masculine, singular of svacchānanacchavi
svacchānanacchavi - one whose face has a clear complexion
Compound type : bahuvrihi (svaccha+ānana+chavi)
- svaccha – clean; pure; clear; transparent
adjective - ānana – face; mouth; countenance
noun (neuter)
From root an 'to breathe' with ā.
Prefix: ā
Root: an (class 2) - chavi – splendor; beauty; complexion; skin
noun (feminine)
अङ्ग (aṅga) - O dear one (used as an address of endearment or attention) (O dear one; O limb)
(indeclinable)
Sometimes used as a vocative particle.
Note: Vocative particle.
चित्संविदुत्तानरोमकण्टकिताङ्गभूः (citsaṁviduttānaromakaṇṭakitāṅgabhūḥ) - whose body's surface has goosebumps due to the rising knowledge of consciousness
(adjective)
Nominative, masculine, singular of citsaṃviduttānaromakaṇṭakitāṅgabhū
citsaṁviduttānaromakaṇṭakitāṅgabhū - one whose body's surface has goosebumps due to the rising knowledge of consciousness
Compound type : bahuvrihi (cit+saṃvid+uttāna+roman+kaṇṭakita+aṅgabhū)
- cit – consciousness; understanding; intellect
noun (feminine)
From root cit 'to perceive'
Root: cit (class 1) - saṃvid – knowledge; consciousness; understanding; experience
noun (feminine)
From sam-vid- 'to know'
Prefix: sam
Root: vid (class 2) - uttāna – upward; rising; stretched out; open
adjective
From ut-tan- 'to stretch up'
Prefix: ut
Root: tan (class 8) - roman – hair; body hair
noun (neuter) - kaṇṭakita – horripilated; bristling; having goosebumps
adjective
Past Passive Participle
Derived from kaṇṭaka (thorn, prickle) + ita suffix - aṅgabhū – surface of the body; limb
noun (feminine)
Aṅga (body part) + bhū (being, growth, place)
Root: bhū (class 1)