ācāryeṇāvagāhitāḥ(आचार्येणावगाहिताः)
ā- (“unto, fully”) + cāryeṇāvagāhitāḥ
ā- (“unto, fully”) + cāryeṇāvagāhitāḥ.
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English lines use these phrases for common nouns. Only names (people, deities, epithets) stay in Sanskrit in the translation.
ā- (“unto, fully”) + cāryeṇāvagāhitāḥ
ā- (“unto, fully”) + cāryeṇāvagāhitāḥ.
Fire as the eater and carrier of offerings
Inflected from agni. agni: fire, the driving fire (aṅg/ag, “to drive”). Fire as the eater and carrier of offerings.
”
aham (“I”) + kāra (“making,” from kṛ). I-making; the making of “I.”
of this
Genitive of idam: “of this.”
ati- (“beyond”) + thir
ati- (“beyond”) + thir.
ava- (“down, off”) + gāhed
ava- (“down, off”) + gāhed.
childish
bāla: young, not full-grown; then “childish” as not ripe in knowing.
fear
From bhī, “to fear.” Fear.
gives
From dā, “to give.” Gives; having given; given.
fault
Inflected from doṣa. From duṣ, “to spoil.” A fault; a spoiling.
this
Accusative of etad: this.
going
From gam / yā, “to go.” Goes; they go; having gone; gone; he goes.
going
From gam / yā, “to go.” Goes; they go; having gone; gone; he goes.
the moving world
From gam, “to go” (intensive): that which keeps going, the moving world.
is born
From jan, “to be born.” Is born; born.
pours the offering
From hu, “to pour the offering.” Pours; having poured; poured.
time
kāla: time; also “the dark, the calculating.” Time as what counts out and cuts off.
what-is-to-be-done
Gerundive of kṛ: what is to be done; the effect as “that which is to-be-made.”
anger
From krudh, “to be angry.” Anger as a heating-up against.
world
From lok, “to see”: a seen-world.
silent thinker
From man, “to think,” or maun “silence.” The thinker / the silent one.
nir- (“out, without”) + dhūtamatsaraḥ
nir- (“out, without”) + dhūtamatsaraḥ.
ni- (“down, in”) + yataś
ni- (“down, in”) + yataś.
beyond
para: beyond, further, other. As a neuter noun often “what is beyond.”
highest
Superlative of para, “beyond, further.” The furthest, the highest.
pari- (“around”) + vrāḍ
pari- (“around”) + vrāḍ.
pari- (“around”) + vrāḍbrahmacāriṇaḥ
pari- (“around”) + vrāḍbrahmacāriṇaḥ.
pra- (“forth, forward”) + bho
pra- (“forth, forward”) + bho.
master of offspring
Inflected from prajāpati. prajā (“offspring,” pra-jan) + pati (“master, husband”). Master of offspring; the progenitor.
reaching
pra- āp, “to reach, to obtain.” Having reached; reaches.
reaching
pra- āp, “to reach, to obtain.” Having reached; reaches.
pra- (“forth, forward”) + śāntaḥ
pra- (“forth, forward”) + śāntaḥ.
prati- (“back, against, toward each”) + kūlaṃ
prati- (“back, against, toward each”) + kūlaṃ.
prati- (“back, against, toward each”) + nivartate
prati- (“back, against, toward each”) + nivartate.
merit
puṇya: auspicious, meritorious (from puṇ/pūṣ related “to thrive”). Merit as what thrives.
the Person
Often analysed as pūr “filling” or pur “citadel” + śī “to lie”: the one who lies in the stronghold (the body). The Person, as against prakṛti the making-forth.
he
Nominative singular masculine of tad: “he, that one.”
even
Inflected from sama. sama: same, even, equal. Evenness.
saṃ- (“together”) + dhye
saṃ- (“together”) + dhye.
sam- (“together”) + ijjalādikaṃ
sam- (“together”) + ijjalādikaṃ.
rightly
sam- + añc: “together-going, rightly, fully.”
all
sarva: whole, all. The entire, not a leftover.
of all
Genitive plural of sarva: of all.
everlasting
Inflected from śāśvata. From śaśvat “ever.” Everlasting as “through the ages,” still not akṣara.
pupil
Inflected from śiṣya. From śās, “to instruct.” One to be instructed; a pupil.
standing
Inflected from sthita. From sthā, “to stand.” Standing-place; stood; having stood; stands.
standing
From sthā, “to stand.” Standing-place; stood; having stood; stands.
clean
From śuc, “to gleam.” Bright, clean.
then
From tad + tas: “from that, then.”
so
ta- + thā: “in that way, so.”
there
ta- + tra: “in that place, there.”
of them
Genitive plural of tad: “of them.”
leaving
From tyaj, “to leave.” Having left; one leaves; one should leave.
both
ubha: both.
veda
From vid, “to know.” Knowledge; the Veda.
vi- (“apart, asunder”) + prāḥ
vi- (“apart, asunder”) + prāḥ.
who
Nominative singular of yad: “who, which.”
as
ya- + thā: “in which way, as.”