acyuta name(अच्युत)
Unfallen; he who does not fall away
Inflected from acyuta. a- (“not”) + cyuta (cyu, “to fall, to drop”). Unfallen; he who does not fall away.
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English lines use these phrases for common nouns. Only names (people, deities, epithets) stay in Sanskrit in the translation.
Unfallen; he who does not fall away
Inflected from acyuta. a- (“not”) + cyuta (cyu, “to fall, to drop”). Unfallen; he who does not fall away.
the Lord
bhaga (“share, portion, majesty,” from bhaj “to share”) + -vant “possessing.” One who has the share of majesty. The Lord as the one possessed of majesty, not a first name.
bow
Inflected from cāpa. dhanus: bow. cāpa also bow.
dur- (“ill, hard”) + darśaḥ
dur- (“ill, hard”) + darśaḥ.
A name of Kṛṣṇa
go (“cow, cattle, earth, ray”) + vinda (vid, “to find”). Finder of cows; also finder of the earth. A name of Kṛṣṇa.
the moving world
Inflected from jagat. From gam, “to go” (intensive): that which keeps going, the moving world.
knowing
From jñā, “to know.” Having known; knows; to-be-known.
what
Neuter interrogative: “what? why?”
what
Neuter interrogative: “what? why?”
Vocative: O Kṛṣṇa
Inflected from kṛṣṇa. kṛṣṇa: dark, black. From kṛṣ, “to draw, to drag,” or as the dark colour. The dark one. Vocative: O Kṛṣṇa.
world
From lok, “to see”: a seen-world.
a man
Inflected from nara. nara: a man, a human being (as mortal person).
father
pitṛ: father (the protector/nourisher).
prati- (“back, against, toward each”) + bhāti
prati- (“back, against, toward each”) + bhāti.
pra- (“forth, forward”) + yayau
pra- (“forth, forward”) + yayau.
again
Adverb: “again, back.”
he
Nominative singular masculine of tad: “he, that one.”
he
Nominative singular masculine of tad: “he, that one.”
even
sama: same, even, equal. Evenness.
saṃ- (“together”) + deśaiḥ
saṃ- (“together”) + deśaiḥ.
remembering
From smṛ, “to remember.” Remembering; remembers; having remembered; remember along (anu-smṛ).
ease
su- (“well, good”) + kha (“axle-hole, space”). Well-fitting; ease. Not a thin “happiness.”
then
ta- + dā: “at that time, then.”
then
From tad + tas: “from that, then.”
so
ta- + thā: “in that way, so.”
there
ta- + tra: “in that place, there.”