Subala, having wrestled for my pleasure, has gone completely limp; let no one suddenly challenge him to a fight now, as he stretches his limbs all over.
मेरी प्रसन्नता के लिए मल्लयुद्ध करके सुबल पूरी तरह थककर असमर्थ-देह हो गया है। चारों ओर अपने अंगों को ऐंठते हुए इसे सहसा युद्ध के लिए मत बुलाओ।
The verse — line by line
L1example
suṣṭhu niḥsaha-tanuḥ subalo’bhūt
suṣṭhuthoroughly, completelyपूरी तरह, अच्छी तरह
niḥsaha-tanuḥhis body gone limp — unable to bear anything predicate nominative of abhūt; bahuvrīhi, 'one whose body is niḥsaha'जिसका शरीर निःसह अर्थात् असमर्थ हो गया — यह अभूत् का विधेय, बहुव्रीहि
subalaḥSubalaसुबल
abhūtbecameहो गया
subalaḥ — Subala; suṣṭhu niḥsaha-tanuḥ — his body gone completely limp; abhūt — became.
suṣṭhu — पूरी तरह; niḥsaha-tanuḥ — जिसका शरीर असमर्थ हो गया; subalaḥ — सुबल; abhūt — हो गया
Subala's body went completely limp. He could not bear to do a thing.
सुबल का शरीर पूरी तरह निःसह अर्थात् असमर्थ हो गया।
An udāharaṇa of śrama, 'fatigue / exhaustion' — the vyabhicāri-bhāva set up by the lead-in 'śramād, yathā—'. Subala's collapsed body (niḥsaha-tanu) after wrestling is the fatigue being shown.
यह श्रम अर्थात् थकावट का उदाहरण है — 'श्रमाद्, यथा—' इस भूमिका से सूचित व्यभिचारी-भाव। मल्लयुद्ध के बाद सुबल का ढह गया शरीर (निःसह-तनु) ही यहाँ दिखाई जा रही थकावट है।
L2example
prītaye mama vidhāya niyuddham |
prītaye mamafor my pleasure dative of purpose, prītayeमेरी प्रसन्नता के लिए
vidhāyahaving done, having carried out absolutiveकरके
niyuddhama wrestling-boutमल्लयुद्ध को
mama prītaye — for my pleasure; niyuddham vidhāya — having done a wrestling-bout.
prītaye mama — मेरी प्रसन्नता के लिए; vidhāya — करके; niyuddham — मल्लयुद्ध
He had wrestled a bout, just to please me.
मेरी प्रसन्नता के लिए मल्लयुद्ध करके।
L3example
moṭayantam abhito nijam aṅgaṁ
moṭayantamhim stretching / cracking accusative present participle, agreeing with amum in L4अपने अंगों को ऐंठते-मोड़ते हुए — यह आगे के अमुम् का विशेषण
abhitaḥall around, on every sideचारों ओर
nijam aṅgaṁhis own body / limbsअपने शरीर को
abhitaḥ nijam aṅgaṁ moṭayantam — him stretching his own body all over.
moṭayantam — ऐंठते-मोड़ते हुए; abhitaḥ — चारों ओर; nijam aṅgaṁ — अपने अंग को
There he is, stretching and working his aching body all over.
जो अपने अंगों को चारों ओर ऐंठ-मोड़ रहा है।
L4example
nāhavāya sahasāhvayatām amum ||
nanot — do notमत
āhavāyato battle, for a fight dative of purposeयुद्ध के लिए
sahasāall at once, on the spur of the momentसहसा, एकाएक
āhvayatāmlet [him] be called / summoned Jīva (c1.s2) records the reading here as āhūyatām, 'let him be summoned'बुला लो — जीव (च1.स2) यहाँ आहूयताम् पाठ रखते हैं, अर्थात् 'इसे बुलाया जाए'
amumthis one (Subala)इस (सुबल) को
amum — this one, Subala; āhavāya — to battle; na sahasā āhvayatām — let him not be summoned on the spur of the moment.
na — मत; āhavāya — युद्ध के लिए; sahasā — सहसा; āhvayatām — बुला लो; amum — इसको
So do not go summoning him to a fight all of a sudden. Following Viśvanātha (c3.s2), Kṛṣṇa tells the others not to call the worn-out Subala into battle.
इसे युद्ध के लिए सहसा मत बुलाओ।