योगवासिष्ठः
yogavāsiṣṭhaḥ
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book-7, chapter-73, verse-6
तस्य नाशे महानाशे महाप्रलयनामनि ।
ब्रह्मोपेन्द्रमरुद्रुद्रमहेन्द्रपरिणामिनि ॥ ६ ॥
ब्रह्मोपेन्द्रमरुद्रुद्रमहेन्द्रपरिणामिनि ॥ ६ ॥
tasya nāśe mahānāśe mahāpralayanāmani ,
brahmopendramarudrudramahendrapariṇāmini 6
brahmopendramarudrudramahendrapariṇāmini 6
6.
tasya nāśe mahānāśe mahāpralayanāmani
brahmopendramarudrudramahendrapariṇāmini
brahmopendramarudrudramahendrapariṇāmini
6.
tasya mahānāśe mahāpralayanāmani
brahmopendramarudrudramahendrapariṇāmini (sati) [jagate]
brahmopendramarudrudramahendrapariṇāmini (sati) [jagate]
6.
At its ultimate destruction, called the Great Dissolution (mahāpralaya), even when Brahmā, Upendra, Marut, Rudra, and Mahendra undergo transformation.
Words meanings summery:
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- तस्य (tasya) - its (referring to the world from the previous verse) (of that, its)
- नाशे (nāśe) - at its destruction (in destruction, at ruin)
- महानाशे (mahānāśe) - at the great destruction (in the great destruction)
- महाप्रलयनामनि (mahāpralayanāmani) - named the Great Dissolution (mahāpralaya) (by the name of Mahāpralaya (Great Dissolution))
- ब्रह्मोपेन्द्रमरुद्रुद्रमहेन्द्रपरिणामिनि (brahmopendramarudrudramahendrapariṇāmini) - when Brahmā, Upendra, Marut, Rudra, and Mahendra undergo transformation (in which Brahmā, Upendra, Marut, Rudra, and Mahendra undergo transformation/cessation)
Words meanings and morphology
तस्य (tasya) - its (referring to the world from the previous verse) (of that, its)
(pronoun)
Genitive, neuter, singular of tad
tad - that, he, she, it
Note: Refers to jagat.
नाशे (nāśe) - at its destruction (in destruction, at ruin)
(noun)
Locative, masculine, singular of nāśa
nāśa - destruction, ruin, loss, disappearance
Derived from √naś (to perish)
Root: √naś (class 4)
Note: Indicates the time or circumstance of destruction.
महानाशे (mahānāśe) - at the great destruction (in the great destruction)
(noun)
Locative, masculine, singular of mahānāśa
mahānāśa - great destruction, ultimate destruction
Karmadhāraya compound of mahā (great) and nāśa (destruction)
Compound type : karmadhāraya (mahā+nāśa)
- mahā – great, large, mighty
adjective (feminine)
Feminine stem of mahat. - nāśa – destruction, ruin, loss
noun (masculine)
Derived from √naś
Root: √naś (class 4)
Note: Specifies the type of nāśa.
महाप्रलयनामनि (mahāpralayanāmani) - named the Great Dissolution (mahāpralaya) (by the name of Mahāpralaya (Great Dissolution))
(adjective)
Locative, masculine, singular of mahāpralayanāman
mahāpralayanāman - having the name Great Dissolution
Bahuvrīhi compound: mahāpralaya (Great Dissolution) + nāman (name)
Compound type : bahuvrīhi (mahāpralaya+nāman)
- mahāpralaya – great dissolution, final dissolution
noun (masculine)
Karmadhāraya compound: mahā (great) + pralaya (dissolution)
Prefix: pra
Root: √lī (class 4) - nāman – name, appellation
noun (neuter)
Note: Modifies mahānāśe.
ब्रह्मोपेन्द्रमरुद्रुद्रमहेन्द्रपरिणामिनि (brahmopendramarudrudramahendrapariṇāmini) - when Brahmā, Upendra, Marut, Rudra, and Mahendra undergo transformation (in which Brahmā, Upendra, Marut, Rudra, and Mahendra undergo transformation/cessation)
(adjective)
Locative, masculine, singular of brahmopendramarudrudramahendrapariṇāmin
brahmopendramarudrudramahendrapariṇāmin - that in which Brahmā, Upendra, Marut, Rudra, and Mahendra transform/decay
Bahuvrīhi compound: brahmopendra-marudrudra-mahendra (dvandva list of deities) + pariṇāmin (undergoing transformation)
Compound type : bahuvrīhi (brahmopendra+marudrudra+mahendra+pariṇāmin)
- brahmopendra – Brahmā and Upendra (Viṣṇu)
noun (masculine)
Dvandva compound of brahman and upendra - marudrudra – Maruts and Rudra (wind-gods and Śiva)
noun (masculine)
Dvandva compound of marut and rudra - mahendra – Great Indra
noun (masculine)
Karmadhāraya compound of mahā (great) and indra (king of gods) - pariṇāmin – undergoing change/transformation/decay, mutable
adjective (masculine/feminine/neuter)
Derived from pari-√ṇam (to change, ripen, transform) with suffix in (ṇini)
Prefix: pari
Root: √nam (class 1)
Note: Modifies mahānāśe.