adhikāṅgīṃ(अधिकाङ्गीं)
adhi- (“over, concerning, unto”) + kāṅgīṃ
adhi- (“over, concerning, unto”) + kāṅgīṃ.
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English lines use these phrases for common nouns. Only names (people, deities, epithets) stay in Sanskrit in the translation.
adhi- (“over, concerning, unto”) + kāṅgīṃ
adhi- (“over, concerning, unto”) + kāṅgīṃ.
leaning-on
ā-śri, “to lean toward.” A leaning-on; having taken lean-on (refuge as leaning).
gives
From dā, “to give.” Gives; having given; given.
this
Neuter of etad: “this here.” e- + tad.
this
Neuter of etad: “this here.” e- + tad.
short
Inflected from hrasva. hrasva: short.
I wish
From iṣ, “to wish.” I wish.
wishes
From iṣ, “to wish.” Wishes; wish.
is born
Inflected from jāta. From jan, “to be born.” Is born; born.
time
kāla: time; also “the dark, the calculating.” Time as what counts out and cuts off.
great seer
Inflected from maharṣi. mahā + ṛṣi: great seer.
name
nāman: name, from a root of bending/marking. The name.
a man
nara: a man, a human being (as mortal person).
ni- (“down, in”) + sargato
ni- (“down, in”) + sargato.
continual
Inflected from nityā. Continual; in-dwelling as constant.
beyond
Inflected from para. para: beyond, further, other. As a neuter noun often “what is beyond.”
pari- (“around”) + varjayet
pari- (“around”) + varjayet.
pari- (“around”) + vrāḍ
pari- (“around”) + vrāḍ.
father
pitṛ: father (the protector/nourisher).
reaching
pra- āp, “to reach, to obtain.” Having reached; reaches.
full
Inflected from pūrṇa. From pṝ, “to fill.” Filled, full.
with
Inflected from saha. Indeclinable: “with, together.”
saṃ- (“together”) + hatabhruvam
saṃ- (“together”) + hatabhruvam.
sam- (“together”) + yagūḍhaṃ
sam- (“together”) + yagūḍhaṃ.
all
sarva: whole, all. The entire, not a leftover.
su- (“well, good”) + khoccāryaṃ
su- (“well, good”) + khoccāryaṃ.
oneself
sva + yam: by oneself; of one’s own accord.
so
ta- + thā: “in that way, so.”
upa- (“near, toward”) + cāraṃ
upa- (“near, toward”) + cāraṃ.
or even
vā “or” + api “even.”
vi- (“apart, asunder”) + kalāṅgīm
vi- (“apart, asunder”) + kalāṅgīm.
vi- (“apart, asunder”) + prān
vi- (“apart, asunder”) + prān.
offering
Inflected from yajña. From yaj, “to offer, to worship, to stretch toward the gods.” The offering. Not merely “sacrifice” as killing.