L1definition
bhāva evāntaraṅgāṇām aṅgānām anusevayā |
bhāvaḥ evabhāva (the sprouted love that precedes prema) itself — this very same bhāva, nothing added nom. sg., subject; eva = 'the very same / itself'वही भाव ही (कर्ता) — और कोई नहीं
antaraṅgāṇām aṅgānāmof the inner limbs of devotion — the confidential, mind-based practices (hearing, chanting, remembering), not the external ones gen. pl., depends on anusevayāअन्तरंग (साधन-)अंगों का, जिनका सेवन किया जाता है
anusevayāby serving them again and again — through steady, continued practice instr. sg. of means; anu- = 'successively, on and on'निरन्तर बार-बार सेवन के द्वारा
bhāvaḥ eva — this very bhāva; antaraṅgāṇām aṅgānām — of the inner limbs of devotion; anusevayā — by continued practice.
bhāvaḥ eva — वही भाव ही; antaraṅgāṇām aṅgānām — अन्तरंग अंगों का; anusevayā — निरन्तर सेवन के द्वारा।
Take bhāva — the sprout of love that comes before full prema. This same bhāva, by the steady, repeated practice of the inner limbs of devotion (the confidential, mind-based services), does something. The verse is starting a definition; the line names the subject (this bhāva) and the means (unbroken inner practice). What it becomes is completed in the next line.
वही भाव, अन्तरंग साधन-अंगों के निरन्तर सेवन के द्वारा (आगे जो कहा जाएगा वह होता है)।
aṅga: home meaning 'limb, part of the body'; here 'a limb / component of devotional practice.' antaraṅga ('inner-limbed') marks the confidential, mind-centred practices as against the bahiraṅga (external) ones.
'अंग' का मूल अर्थ है 'शरीर का अवयव, अंग'; यहाँ इसका अर्थ है 'साधन-भक्ति का एक अंग या घटक'। 'अन्तरंग' (भीतरी अंगोंवाला) उन गुप्त, मन-प्रधान साधनों को दर्शाता है, जो 'बहिरंग' (बाहरी) साधनों से भिन्न हैं।
L2definition
ārūḍhaḥ paramotkarṣam bhāvotthaḥ parikīrtitaḥ ||
ārūḍhaḥhaving climbed up — bhāva has risen, as one climbs to a summit nom. sg. past participle, agreeing with bhāvaḥ from L1(वह भाव जो) आरूढ़ हो गया, ऊपर चढ़ गया
paramotkarṣamto the very highest pitch — the topmost peak of intensity acc. sg., the goal reached by ārūḍhaḥपरम उत्कर्ष तक — जिस चरम सीमा तक वह चढ़ा
bhāvotthaḥis 'bhāvottha' — the kind that has risen up out of bhāva; this is the name being defined nom. sg. bahuvrīhi/predicate; bhāva + uttha ('risen from')'भावोत्थ' — अर्थात् भाव से उत्पन्न (हुआ रस)
parikīrtitaḥis declared to be — is proclaimed and known by this name nom. sg. past participle; pari- intensifies: 'fully, openly declared'भलीभाँति, खुले रूप में कहा गया है
bhāvaḥ (from L1) — this bhāva; anusevayā — by continued inner practice; paramotkarṣam ārūḍhaḥ — having climbed to the very highest peak; bhāvotthaḥ parikīrtitaḥ — is declared to be 'bhāvottha,' the type risen from bhāva.
ārūḍhaḥ — परम उत्कर्ष पर आरूढ़ हुआ; paramotkarṣam — परम उत्कर्ष को; bhāvotthaḥ — भाव से उत्पन्न (भावोत्थ); parikīrtitaḥ — भलीभाँति घोषित किया गया।
That same bhāva, driven by this steady inner practice, climbs all the way to its highest peak. When it reaches that topmost pitch, it is called 'bhāvottha' — 'the [rasa] that has risen up out of bhāva.' That is the name being defined here. So the full sentence reads: this very bhāva, by unbroken practice of the inner limbs of devotion, having climbed to the highest peak, is proclaimed as bhāvottha.
वही भाव परम उत्कर्ष पर आरूढ़ होकर 'भावोत्थ' (भाव से उत्पन्न भक्ति-रस) भलीभाँति कहा गया है।
uttha: home meaning 'risen, arisen, sprung up' (from ut-√sthā, 'to rise up'); here it names the source — 'bhāvottha' = the type of devotional rasa that has arisen out of bhāva, as opposed to one arising from vaidhī practice.
'उत्थ' का मूल अर्थ है 'उठा हुआ, उत्पन्न' (उत्-√स्था 'ऊपर उठना' से); यहाँ यह उत्पत्ति के स्रोत को बताता है — 'भावोत्थ' अर्थात् वह भक्ति-रस जो भाव से उत्पन्न हुआ, न कि वह जो वैधी साधना से उत्पन्न होता है।