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2.6
jijIviSHAmaste'vasthitAHa ... [6.1.109] eNaHa padAntAdati
chEtadvidmaHa k ... [8.3.15, 1.3.2, 8.2.66] kharavasAnayo visarjanIyaHa
garIyo y ... [6.1.114, 6.1.87, 1.3.2, 8.2.66] hashi cha
no j ... [6.1.114, 6.1.87, 1.3.2, 8.2.66] hashi cha
jijIviSHAmaste a ... [8.3.34, 8.3.15, 1.3.2, 8.2.66] visarjanIyasya saHa
dhArtarASHTrAHa ... [8.3.15, 1.3.2, 8.2.66] kharavasAnayo visarjanIyaHa
chEtadvidmaHa ... [6.1.88, 1.1.1] vRuddhirechi
yadvA ... [6.1.72] saNhitAyAm
yadvA ... [8.2.39] jhalAm jasho'nte
yAneva ... [6.1.72] saNhitAyAm
kataranno g ... [6.1.72] saNhitAyAm
kataranno ... [8.4.45] yaro'nunAsike'nunAsiko vA
kataranno g ... [6.1.114, 6.1.87, 1.3.2, 8.2.66] hashi cha
vidmaHa k ... [8.3.15, 1.3.2, 8.2.66] kharavasAnayo visarjanIyaHa
jijIviSHAmaHa t ... [8.3.15, 1.3.2, 8.2.66] kharavasAnayo visarjanIyaHa
Underlying: na cha etat vidmas katarat nas garIyas yat vA jayema yadi vA nas jayeyus , yAn eva hatvA na jijIviSHAmas te avasthitAs pramukhe dhArtarASHTrAs .
COMMENTS:
- The parser treats 'etat' in clause A.1 as ACC-S (just as [MM2015] does), whereas [KAL2015] treats the term as 'NOM-S'. Such a treatment of the term as NOM-S by [KAL2015] may be a printing error because the verb 'vidmaHa' is a First Person Plural verb that cannot accept a NOM-S subject.
- The parser inserts an elided 'copula verb' ('as:2P:to be:VerbPresent') in clause A.7. This clause can be considered the object of the verb 'vidmaHa', with a Predicative Adjective 'garIyaHa' (i.e. read the two clauses as 'we do not know [which of the two is more important]'). [KAL2015][1] treats both 'katarat' and 'garIyaHa' as 'NOM-S' terms, in the same way as the parser does. However, the treatment of the clause is different in [MM2015] [2], in that [MM2105] treats both 'katarat' and 'garIyaHa' as ACC-S terms (in addition to the preceding ACC-S 'etat') i.e. as the object of the verb 'vidmaHa'. The treatment by [MM2015] does not explain the unlikely combination of ACC-S 'etat' with ACC-S 'katarat' and ACC-S 'garIyaHa' (i.e. read the clause as 'we do not know important that which of the two'). In view of this unlikely combination, the clause structure derived by the parser appears superior.
- The parser treats 'pramukhe' as LOC-S (just as [MM2015] does), whereas [KAL2015] treats the term as an indeclinable adverb. This is not a defect as the [MW2011] [3] dictionary treats the term as both an Adjective ('turning the face towards', etc.) as well as an Indeclinable ('before the face of', etc.) .
- The parser treats 'naHa' as 'GEN-P' in clause A.7 (as does [MM2015]), while [KAL2015] treats the term as 'DAT-P'. This does not appear to be a defect in view of the context and various translations.
- Note the Desiderative conjugation 'jijIviSHAmaHa' in clause A.5.
- The parser inserts an elided 'copula verb' ('as:2P:to be:VerbPresent') in clause A.6.
- Note also that an inferred Subject 'NOM-S:te:they' must be 'read in' in clause A.3.
A: na cha etat vidmaHa katarat naHa garIyaHaastiyat vA jayema yadi vA naHa jayeyuHa yAn eva hatvA na jijIviSHAmaHa te avasthitAHa pramukhesantidhArtarASHTrAHaA.1:
na:Indeclinable cha:Indeclinable etat:ACC-S:etad:Neut.:Pronoun vidmaHa:I-P:vid:2:P:VerbPresent A.7:
katarat:NOM-S:katara:Neut.:Pronoun naHa:GEN-P:asmad:Masc.:Pronoun garIyaHa:NOM-S:garIyas:Neut.:Adj A.2:
yat:Indeclinable vA:Indeclinable jayema:I-P:ji:1:P:VerbPotential A.3:
yadi:Indeclinable vA:Indeclinable naHa:ACC-P:asmad:Masc.:Pronoun jayeyuHa:III-P:ji:1:P:VerbPotential A.4:
yAn:ACC-P:yad:Masc.:Pronoun eva:Indeclinable hatvA:-:han:2:P:VerbGerund A.5:
na:Indeclinable jijIviSHAmaHa:I-P:jIv:1:P:VerbDesiderativePresent A.6:
te:NOM-P:tad:Masc.:Pronoun avasthitAHa:NOM-P:avasthita:Masc.:Adj:past_participle_passive_kta_1P_ava-sthA:Link_subj_te pramukhe:LOC-S:pramukha:Masc.:Adj dhArtarASHTrAHa:NOM-P:dhArtarASHTra:Masc.:Noun