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Corpus: 701 verses · 8,457 tokens · 4,555 distinct formsSanskrit reference

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Every source-form result is derived directly from the 701-verse IAST layer. Forms are not silently converted into inferred lemmas, roots or meanings. The smaller parsed panel is the reviewed BG 2.13 analysis layer; open other occurrences and verify them in context.

4,555source forms
13deeply parsed words
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देहिनः

dehinaḥ

Headword: dehin

of the embodied one

genitive singular masculine

अस्मिन्

asmin

Headword: idam

in this

locative singular masculine

यथा

yathā

just as

indeclinable

देहे

dehe

Headword: deha

in the body

locative singular masculine

कौमारं

kaumāram

Headword: kaumāra

boyhood

nominative singular neuter

यौवनं

yauvanam

Headword: yauvana

youth

nominative singular neuter

जरा

jarā

Headword: jarā

old age

nominative singular feminine

तथा

tathā

so too

indeclinable

देहान्तरप्राप्तिः

dehāntara-prāptiḥ

Headword: dehāntara-prāpti

the obtaining of another body

nominative singular feminine, tatpuruṣa compound

धीरः

dhīraḥ

Headword: dhīra

the steady one

nominative singular masculine

तत्र

tatra

in that, about that

indeclinable

न

na

not

indeclinable

मुह्यति

muhyati

Headword: muh

is bewildered

3rd person singular present, class 4
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