योगवासिष्ठः
yogavāsiṣṭhaḥ
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book-7, chapter-150, verse-50
वलज्ज्वालाज्वलद्बालचमरीचारुचञ्चुरः ।
दह्यमानवनप्राणिमेदोगन्धावृताम्बुदः ॥ ५० ॥
दह्यमानवनप्राणिमेदोगन्धावृताम्बुदः ॥ ५० ॥
valajjvālājvaladbālacamarīcārucañcuraḥ ,
dahyamānavanaprāṇimedogandhāvṛtāmbudaḥ 50
dahyamānavanaprāṇimedogandhāvṛtāmbudaḥ 50
50.
valajjvālājvaladbālacamarīcārucañcuraḥ
dahyamānavanaprāṇimedogandhāvṛtāmbudaḥ
dahyamānavanaprāṇimedogandhāvṛtāmbudaḥ
50.
valajjvālājvaladbālacamarīcārucañcuraḥ
dahyamānavanaprāṇimedogandhāvṛtāmbudaḥ
dahyamānavanaprāṇimedogandhāvṛtāmbudaḥ
50.
The forest fire was also such that agile young female yaks burned amidst blazing, swirling flames; and clouds were enveloped by the stench of the fat from burning forest animals.
Words meanings summery:
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- वलज्ज्वालाज्वलद्बालचमरीचारुचञ्चुरः (valajjvālājvaladbālacamarīcārucañcuraḥ) - describing the forest fire, which caused young female yaks to burn with swirling flames, implying their beautiful yet agonizing movements (having agile young female yaks burning with swirling flames)
- दह्यमानवनप्राणिमेदोगन्धावृताम्बुदः (dahyamānavanaprāṇimedogandhāvṛtāmbudaḥ) - describing the pervasive effect of the forest fire, where the stench of burning animal fat rose high enough to envelop the clouds (having clouds enveloped by the smell of fat from burning forest animals)
Words meanings and morphology
वलज्ज्वालाज्वलद्बालचमरीचारुचञ्चुरः (valajjvālājvaladbālacamarīcārucañcuraḥ) - describing the forest fire, which caused young female yaks to burn with swirling flames, implying their beautiful yet agonizing movements (having agile young female yaks burning with swirling flames)
(adjective)
Nominative, masculine, singular of valajjvālājvaladbālacamarīcārucañcura
valajjvālājvaladbālacamarīcārucañcura - that which has agile young female yaks burning with swirling flames
Compound type : bahuvrihi (valat+jvālā+jvalat+bāla+camarī+cāru+cañcura)
- valat – swirling, curling, writhing
adjective (neuter)
Present Active Participle
Derived from root val- (class 1) 'to turn, move, swirl'
Root: val (class 1) - jvālā – flame, blaze
noun (feminine) - jvalat – burning, blazing
adjective (neuter)
Present Active Participle
Derived from root jval- (class 1) 'to burn, blaze'
Root: jval (class 1) - bāla – young, infant, juvenile
adjective (masculine) - camarī – female yak
noun (feminine) - cāru – beautiful, lovely, charming
adjective (masculine) - cañcura – agile, restless, moving quickly, unsteady
adjective (masculine)
Note: Bahuvrihi compound, likely describing 'the forest fire' or 'the scene'.
दह्यमानवनप्राणिमेदोगन्धावृताम्बुदः (dahyamānavanaprāṇimedogandhāvṛtāmbudaḥ) - describing the pervasive effect of the forest fire, where the stench of burning animal fat rose high enough to envelop the clouds (having clouds enveloped by the smell of fat from burning forest animals)
(adjective)
Nominative, masculine, singular of dahyamānavanaprāṇimedogandhāvṛtāmbuda
dahyamānavanaprāṇimedogandhāvṛtāmbuda - that which has clouds enveloped by the smell of fat from burning forest animals
Compound type : bahuvrihi (dahyamāna+vana+prāṇi+medas+gandha+āvṛta+ambuda)
- dahyamāna – being burnt, being consumed by fire (passive)
adjective (masculine)
Present Passive Participle
Derived from root dah- 'to burn' in passive voice
Root: dah (class 1) - vana – forest, wood
noun (neuter) - prāṇi – living being, animal
noun (masculine) - medas – fat, marrow, bodily fluid
noun (neuter) - gandha – smell, odour, fragrance, stench
noun (masculine) - āvṛta – covered, enveloped, surrounded
adjective (masculine)
Past Passive Participle
Derived from root vṛ- 'to cover' with prefix ā-
Prefix: ā
Root: vṛ (class 5) - ambuda – cloud (lit. 'water-giver')
noun (masculine)
Note: Bahuvrihi compound, likely describing 'the forest fire' or 'the scene'.