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7,182

योगवासिष्ठः       yogavāsiṣṭhaḥ - book-7, chapter-182, verse-8

कालेनानन्तरमसावेकः श्रीपर्वतं गतः ।
स्वामिनं कार्तिकेयं च द्वितीयस्तपसे गतः ॥ ८ ॥
kālenānantaramasāvekaḥ śrīparvataṃ gataḥ ,
svāminaṃ kārtikeyaṃ ca dvitīyastapase gataḥ 8
8. kālena anantaram asau ekaḥ śrīparvatam gataḥ
svāminam kārtikeyam ca dvitīyaḥ tapase gataḥ
8. anantaram kālena asau ekaḥ śrīparvatam gataḥ,
ca dvitīyaḥ svāminam kārtikeyam tapase gataḥ
8. After some time, one of them went to Śrīparvata, and a second went to Lord Kārtikeya for asceticism (tapas).

Words meanings summery:

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  • कालेन (kālena) - after time (by time, in time, after time)
  • अनन्तरम् (anantaram) - immediately after, subsequently (immediately after, next, subsequently)
  • असौ (asau) - one of them, that one (that one (masc. nom. sg.))
  • एकः (ekaḥ) - one (of the ascetics) (one, a single)
  • श्रीपर्वतम् (śrīparvatam) - to Śrīparvata (to Śrīparvata (Mount Śrī))
  • गतः (gataḥ) - went (gone, arrived)
  • स्वामिनम् (svāminam) - Lord (Kārtikeya) (master, lord, owner (acc. sg.))
  • कार्तिकेयम् (kārtikeyam) - Kārtikeya (Kārtikeya (acc. sg.), son of Kṛttikā)
  • (ca) - and (and, also)
  • द्वितीयः (dvitīyaḥ) - a second (ascetic) (second, a second)
  • तपसे (tapase) - for asceticism (tapas) (for asceticism, for penance (dative sg.))
  • गतः (gataḥ) - went (gone, arrived)

Words meanings and morphology

कालेन (kālena) - after time (by time, in time, after time)
(noun)
Instrumental, masculine, singular of kāla
kāla - time, period, season, destiny
Note: Used with 'anantaram' to mean 'after some time'.
अनन्तरम् (anantaram) - immediately after, subsequently (immediately after, next, subsequently)
(indeclinable)
Compound type : bahuvrīhi (a+antara)
  • a – not, non-
    indeclinable
  • antara – interval, intermediate, interior, difference
    noun (neuter)
Note: Adverbial usage from accusative singular neuter of anantara.
असौ (asau) - one of them, that one (that one (masc. nom. sg.))
(pronoun)
Nominative, masculine, singular of adas
adas - that, yonder, that one
Note: Refers to one of the ascetics mentioned previously.
एकः (ekaḥ) - one (of the ascetics) (one, a single)
(numeral)
Note: Agrees with 'asau'.
श्रीपर्वतम् (śrīparvatam) - to Śrīparvata (to Śrīparvata (Mount Śrī))
(proper noun)
Accusative, masculine, singular of śrīparvata
śrīparvata - Mount Śrī, a holy mountain
Compound type : tatpuruṣa (śrī+parvata)
  • śrī – splendor, prosperity, wealth, goddess Lakṣmī
    noun (feminine)
  • parvata – mountain, rock
    noun (masculine)
Note: Object of motion, governed by 'gataḥ'.
गतः (gataḥ) - went (gone, arrived)
(adjective)
Nominative, masculine, singular of gata
gata - gone, reached, arrived, come
Past Passive Participle
Derived from verbal root 'gam' (to go)
Root: gam (class 1)
Note: Agrees with 'ekaḥ'.
स्वामिनम् (svāminam) - Lord (Kārtikeya) (master, lord, owner (acc. sg.))
(noun)
Accusative, masculine, singular of svāmin
svāmin - owner, master, lord, spiritual preceptor
Note: Object of motion, implies 'to' or 'towards'.
कार्तिकेयम् (kārtikeyam) - Kārtikeya (Kārtikeya (acc. sg.), son of Kṛttikā)
(proper noun)
Accusative, masculine, singular of kārtikeya
kārtikeya - Kārtikeya, the son of Śiva (also known as Skanda, Murugan)
Derived from Kṛttikā (Pleiades) as his foster mothers
Note: Agrees with 'svāminam'.
(ca) - and (and, also)
(indeclinable)
द्वितीयः (dvitīyaḥ) - a second (ascetic) (second, a second)
(numeral)
Note: Subject of the second 'gataḥ'.
तपसे (tapase) - for asceticism (tapas) (for asceticism, for penance (dative sg.))
(noun)
Dative, neuter, singular of tapas
tapas - heat, religious austerity, penance, asceticism
Root: tap (class 1)
Note: Indicates purpose, 'for asceticism'.
गतः (gataḥ) - went (gone, arrived)
(adjective)
Nominative, masculine, singular of gata
gata - gone, reached, arrived, come
Past Passive Participle
Derived from verbal root 'gam' (to go)
Root: gam (class 1)
Note: Agrees with 'dvitīyaḥ'.