Mahābhārata
Yāna-saṃdhi (070) (Conversations about Peace and War, Chapters 46-70)5.70.61-65
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Mahābhārata · 5.70.61-65
Devanāgarī

उत्सादयति यः सर्वं यशसा स वियुज्यते ॥
अकीर्तिं सर्वभूतेषु शाश्वतीं स नियच्छति ॥
न हि वैराणि शाम्यन्ति दीर्घकालकृतान्य् अपि ॥
आख्यातारश् च विद्यन्ते पुमांश् चोत्पद्यते कुले ॥
न चापि वैरं वैरेण केशव व्युपशाम्यति ॥
हविषाग्निर् यथा कृष्ण भूय एवाभिवर्धते ॥
अतो ऽन्यथा नास्ति शान्तिर् नित्यम् अन्तरम् अन्ततः ॥
अन्तरं लिप्समानानाम् अयं दोषो निरन्तरः ॥
पौरुषेयो हि बलवान् आधिर् हृदयबाधनः ॥
तस्य त्यागेन वा शान्तिर् निवृत्त्या मनसो ऽपि वा ॥

Transliteración (IAST)

utsādayati yaḥ sarvaṃ yaśasā sa viyujyate ||
akīrtiṃ sarvabhūteṣu śāśvatīṃ sa niyacchati ||
na hi vairāṇi śāmyanti dīrghakālakṛtāny api ||
ākhyātāraś ca vidyante pumāṃś cotpadyate kule ||
na cāpi vairaṃ vaireṇa keśava vyupaśāmyati ||
haviṣāgnir yathā kṛṣṇa bhūya evābhivardhate ||
ato 'nyathā nāsti śāntir nityam antaram antataḥ ||
antaraṃ lipsamānānām ayaṃ doṣo nirantaraḥ ||
pauruṣeyo hi balavān ādhir hṛdayabādhanaḥ ||
tasya tyāgena vā śāntir nivṛttyā manaso 'pi vā ||

Palabra por palabra
SánscritoIASTSignificado
उत्सादयतिutsādayatidestroys; overthrows
यःyaḥwhich; what
सर्वंsarvaṃall; completely
यशसाyaśasāof glory; of honor
sahe; this one
वियुज्यतेviyujyateloses; becomes separated from
अकीर्तिंakīrtiṃill fame; disgrace
सर्वभूतेषुsarvabhūteṣuamong all beings; among all living creatures
शाश्वतींśāśvatīṃeternal; everlasting
sahe; this one
नियच्छतिniyacchatibrings upon himself; acquires
nanot; no
हिhiindeed; for
वैराणिvairāṇienmities; feuds
शाम्यन्तिśāmyantisubside; are pacified
दीर्घकालकृतान्य्dīrghakālakṛtānycreated over a long time; long entrenched
अपिapieven; also
आख्यातारश्ākhyātāraśnarrators; those who pass on the memory
caand; also
विद्यन्तेvidyanteare found; exist
पुमांश्pumāṃśa man; a person
चोत्पद्यतेcotpadyateand is born; also appears
कुलेkulein the lineage; in the family
nanot; no
चापिcāpiand also; and even
वैरंvairaṃenmity; hatred
वैरेणvaireṇaby enmity; through feud
केशवkeśavaO Keshava; O Krishna
व्युपशाम्यतिvyupaśāmyatifully subsides; is pacified
हविषाग्निर्haviṣāgnirfire fed with clarified butter; fire from an oblation
यथाyathāas; in what manner
कृष्णkṛṣṇaKrishna; Vasudeva
भूयbhūyaagain; even more
एवाभिवर्धतेevābhivardhateindeed increases; only intensifies
अतोatotherefore; hence
ऽन्यथा'nyathāotherwise; in another way
नास्तिnāstithere is not; does not exist
शान्तिर्śāntirpeace; tranquility
नित्यम्nityamconstantly; always
अन्तरम्antarama breach; a vulnerability
अन्ततःantataḥin the end; at least
अन्तरंantaraṃdiscord; breach
लिप्समानानाम्lipsamānānāmof those wishing to gain; of those seeking to seize
अयंayaṃthis; it
दोषोdoṣoa flaw; a fault
निरन्तरःnirantaraḥcontinuous; without interruption
पौरुषेयोpauruṣeyohuman; arising from men
हिhiindeed; for
बलवान्balavānstrong; powerful
आधिर्ādhirmental anguish; anxiety
हृदयबाधनःhṛdayabādhanaḥafflicting the heart; tormenting the heart
तस्यtasyahis; that one's
त्यागेनtyāgenaby renunciation; by relinquishment
वाor; or else
शान्तिर्śāntirpeace; tranquility
निवृत्त्याnivṛttyāby cessation; by withdrawal
मनसोmanasoof the mind; of thought
ऽपि'pieven; also
वाor; or else
Traducción

He is called Vishnu for his valor and Jishnu for his success. He is called Ananta for his eternity and Govinda for his knowledge of every kind of speech.

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