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Today's Topics:

   1. AtasthivAn (Jay Vaidya)


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Date: Thu, 13 Jan 2005 12:58:02 -0800 (PST)
From: Jay Vaidya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [Sanskrit] AtasthivAn
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atra ko-.ayaM harikAntamishrapaNDitaH, kash-cha
hayagrIvasya mahimA, ubhAv-api vishhayAv- aGYAtAH me,
tathApi vyAkaraNa-mAtram matam vadAmi |

atra hari-kAnta-mishra-paNDitasya vivaraNam
susaMgatam, tad eva sAdhu manye |

atra "A" (upasarga-pUrvakaH) + sthA dhAtuH 
samyak tishhThati, Arohati vA, iti-arthe 

etasminn-eva padye "vidhatse" iti rUpam dR^ishhTvA
atra vAkye kartA "tvam = hayagrIvaH" iti manye |

"tvam agnau ... mantramayaM sharIram AthishhThasi sma"
iti bhUtakAla-arthe gamyamAne

AtishhThaH (laN^, [vA luN^, vA liT, etAv api]) iti
rUpam prAptam |

tad bhAshhAyAm api kavinA ArshharUpam kvachit-sAdhu
iti matvA liT-sthAne kvasu iti pratyayaH vyApR^itaH |
("chAndasA api kvacid bhAShAyAm" iti harikAntaH)

tatra 
A+sthA+liT -> (tataH ArshharUpam) ->

A+sthA+kvasu -> -> AtasthivAn, yathA vivR^itam
harikAntmishrapaNDitena |

"hayagrIvaH (tvam) agnau ... mantramayaM sharIraM
samyag sthitavAn" iti arthaH GYAyate|

---
I know neither who hari-kAnta-mishra is nor the
importance of hayagrIva, yet I give my opinion only
with respect to the grammar.

Here hari-kanta-mishra's explanation is reasonable,
and, I believe, correct.

Here the verb root is A+sthA
meaning "maintain well" or "ascend"

Taking a clue from "vidhatse" in the same verse, we
can assume that the subject is "you=hayagrIva".

"You ... maintained your sacred-magical body in the
fire", in this past tense form,

So either the laN^, luN^ or liT forms were expected.

However, the poet, considering the vedic forms to be
rarely grammatical for usage in non-vedic composition,
used the ancient grammatical form "kvasu" instead of
the expected "liT". (that is why hari-kAnta-mishra
says "chAndasA api kvacid bhAShAyAm". (NOTE: This is
vedic STYLE. kvasu is quite acceptable in non-vedic
language in other contexts.)

So 
A+sthA+liT (in vedic form) becomes
A+sthA+kvasu -> -> AtasthivAn as explained by
hari-kAnta-mishra

It appears that the meaning is 
"hayagrIva, you maintained well your sacred-magical
body... in the fire..."


dhana.njayaH
---

> Message: 1
> From: Anand Rangarajan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> vedAnta-deshikaiH viracitam hayagrIva-stotre etam
> padam pashyAmaH - "AtasthivAn"
> 
> sandarbhaH asti dashama-shlokaH ---
>     agnau samiddhArciShi saptatantoH
>          AtasthivAn mantramayaM sharIram
>     akhaNDa-sAraIH haviShAM pradAnaiH
>          ApyAyanaM vyomasadAM vidhatse
> 
> paNdita-hare-kAnta-mishraiH racitam
> "bR^ihad-dhAtu-kusumAkaraH"
> pustake aham dR^iShTavAn. tatra "sthA" (ShThA)
> dhAtau etam rUpam
> "tasthivAn" dhR^iShTaH. parantu kim rUpam iti
> spaShtIkaraNam na
> upalabdham.
> ekA tippaNiH api dattam (tasya arthaH aham ki~Ncit
> api na avAgaccham)
> [atra yathA prakAshitam tathA pradarshayAmi] -
> 
> "chAndasA api kvacid bhAShAyAm" iti nyAyena liTaH
> kvasuH
> dvitve AkAralope, "neD vashikR^iti" (7-2-8)
> itINniShedhe prApte,
> "vasvekAjAddhasAm" (7-2-67) itIT
> 
> kR^ipayA sambodhayatu artham rUpam
> vyAkaraNa-visheShAmshAn ca
> 
> dhanyavAdaH
> AnandaH
> 



                
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