योगवासिष्ठः
yogavāsiṣṭhaḥ
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book-7, chapter-81, verse-26
लोकालोकेन्द्रनीलोग्रश्वभ्रभीमहनुद्वया ।
वातस्कन्धगुणप्रोततारामुक्ताकलापिनी ॥ २६ ॥
वातस्कन्धगुणप्रोततारामुक्ताकलापिनी ॥ २६ ॥
lokālokendranīlograśvabhrabhīmahanudvayā ,
vātaskandhaguṇaprotatārāmuktākalāpinī 26
vātaskandhaguṇaprotatārāmuktākalāpinī 26
26.
lokālokendranīlograśvabhrabhīmahanudvayā
| vātaskandhaguṇaprotatārāmuktākalāpinī
| vātaskandhaguṇaprotatārāmuktākalāpinī
26.
lokālokendranīlograśvabhrabhīmahanudvayā
vātaskandhaguṇaprotatārāmuktākalāpinī
vātaskandhaguṇaprotatārāmuktākalāpinī
26.
She has two dreadful jaws resembling terrible abysses like the sapphire Lokāloka mountains. She is adorned with garlands of stars and pearls strung together by powerful strings of wind.
Words meanings summery:
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- लोकालोकेन्द्रनीलोग्रश्वभ्रभीमहनुद्वया (lokālokendranīlograśvabhrabhīmahanudvayā) - having two dreadful jaws resembling terrible abysses like the sapphire Lokāloka mountains
- वातस्कन्धगुणप्रोततारामुक्ताकलापिनी (vātaskandhaguṇaprotatārāmuktākalāpinī) - adorned with garlands of stars and pearls strung together by powerful strings of wind
Words meanings and morphology
लोकालोकेन्द्रनीलोग्रश्वभ्रभीमहनुद्वया (lokālokendranīlograśvabhrabhīmahanudvayā) - having two dreadful jaws resembling terrible abysses like the sapphire Lokāloka mountains
(adjective)
Nominative, feminine, singular of lokālokendranīlograśvabhrabhīmahanudvaya
lokālokendranīlograśvabhrabhīmahanudvaya - whose two dreadful jaws resemble terrible abysses like the sapphire Lokāloka mountains
Multi-component Bahuvrīhi compound
Compound type : bahuvrīhi (lokāloka+indranīla+ugra+śvabhra+bhīma+hanudvaya)
- lokāloka – the mythical Lokāloka mountain (dividing the visible world from the region of darkness)
proper noun (masculine) - indranīla – sapphire, a blue jewel
noun (masculine)
Compound of indra (Indra, chief) and nīla (blue) - ugra – terrible, fierce, formidable
adjective (masculine) - śvabhra – chasm, abyss, pit, cavern
noun (neuter) - bhīma – dreadful, formidable, terrible
adjective (masculine)
Derived from root 'bhī' (to fear)
Root: bhī (class 3) - hanudvaya – two jaws
noun (neuter)
Dvigu compound of hanu (jaw) and dvaya (two)
Note: Refers to the Devi.
वातस्कन्धगुणप्रोततारामुक्ताकलापिनी (vātaskandhaguṇaprotatārāmuktākalāpinī) - adorned with garlands of stars and pearls strung together by powerful strings of wind
(adjective)
Nominative, feminine, singular of vātaskandhaguṇaprotatārāmuktākalāpin
vātaskandhaguṇaprotatārāmuktākalāpin - adorned with garlands of stars and pearls strung together by powerful strings of wind
Multi-component Bahuvrīhi compound
Compound type : bahuvrīhi (vātaskandhaguṇa+prota+tārā+muktā+kalāpin)
- vātaskandhaguṇa – string of powerful winds
noun (masculine)
Compound of vāta (wind), skandha (mass), and guṇa (string) - prota – strung, interwoven, pierced, threaded
adjective (masculine)
Past Passive Participle
Derived from root 'ū' (to weave, to string) with prefix 'pra'
Prefix: pra
Root: ū (class 2) - tārā – star, pupil of the eye
noun (feminine) - muktā – pearl, liberated (feminine)
noun (feminine)
Past Passive Participle (feminine, also noun)
Derived from root 'muc' (to release, free)
Root: muc (class 6) - kalāpin – having a string/garland, adorned with a crest/peacock
adjective (masculine)
Derived from kalāpa (garland, bundle, crest) with suffix -in
Note: Refers to the Devi.