Showing posts with label dh03 Dhyana-sloka 3. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dh03 Dhyana-sloka 3. Show all posts

Friday, October 31, 2014

Dhyana-sloka 3

प्रपन्नपारिजाताय तोत्रवेत्रैकपाणये ।            
ज्ञानमुद्राय कृष्णाय गीतामृतदुहे नमः ॥३॥
prapannapārijātāya totravetraikapāṇaye |
jñānamudrāya kṛṣṇāya gītāmṛtaduhe namaḥ ||3||

प्रपन्नपारिजाताय 4/1 तोत्रवेत्रैकपाणये 4/1
ज्ञानमुद्राय 4/1 कृष्णाय 4/1 गीतामृतदुहे 4/1 नमः 0 ॥३॥

·         प्रपन्नपारिजाताय [prapannapārijātāya] = onto the one who is like a wish-fulfilling tree fo those who have surrendered = प्रपन्नपारिजात (m.) + adj. to कृष्णाय 4/1
o   प्रपन्नानां (for those who have surrendered) पारिजातः (wish-fulfilling tree) इति प्रपन्नपारिजातः । 6T
§  प्र + पद् to surrender + क्त (कर्तरि)
·         तोत्रवेत्रैकपाणये [totravetraikapāṇaye] = one who has a whip in his one hand (chariotier) = तोत्रवेत्रैकपाणि (m.) + adj. to कृष्णाय 4/1
o   तोत्रवेत्रं (whip) एकस्मिन् (in one) पाणौ (hand) यस्य (for whom) सः तोत्रवेत्रैकपाणिः । 17B6
·         ज्ञानमुद्राय [jñānamudrāya] = one who has cinmudrā (teacher) =  ज्ञानमुद्र (m.) + adj. to कृष्णाय 4/1
o   ज्ञानमुद्रा + अच् (मत्वर्थे अर्शआदिभ्योऽच्।) = ज्ञानमुद्रः
·         कृष्णाय [kṛṣṇāya] = onto Kṛṣṇa = कृष्ण (m.) + उपपदे 4/1
·         गीतामृतदुहे [gītāmṛtaduhe] = the milker of the nector of Gītā = गीतामृतदुह् (m.) + adj. to कृष्णाय 4/1
o   गीता (Gītā) एव (is the) अमृतम् (nector) गीतामृतम् । KT
o   गीतामृतं दोग्धि = गीतामृत + दुह् to milk + क्विप् (…er, कर्तरि) = गीतामृतधुक् । दादेर्धातोर्घः एकाचो बशे भ्हष् झषन्तस्य स्ध्वोः वावसाने
·         नमः [namaḥ] = अव्ययम्

Main sentence:          
नमः 0 कृष्णाय 4/1 अस्तु III/1             My salutations onto Kṛṣṇa.

Description of कृष्णाय 4/1 Kkṛṣṇa) :      
My salutations onto Kṛṣṇa, who is a wish-fulfilling tree for those who surrender (recognize) him (प्रपन्नपारिजाताय 4/1), who is holding a whip in his one hand (तोत्रवेत्रैकपाणये 4/1) and cinmudrā on the other (ज्ञानमुद्राय 4/1), and the one who milks the essence, the timelessness of Gītā (गीतामृतदुहे 4/1)

Medha Michika's books on Sanskrit Grammar are available at: Amazon in your country.

Free download of PDF files are available at Arsha Avinashi Foundation.