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the Nārada Bhakti Sūtras (नारद भक्ति सूत्रस्)

पूजादिष्वनुराग इति पाराशर्यः pūjādiṣv anurāga iti pārāśaryaḥ

The line

Affection in worship and the rest: so says Pārāśarya (पाराशर्य).

नेपालीमा

पूजा आदिमा अनुराग हो, पाराशर्य यसो भन्छन्।

Where it sits

The first quoted mark in the series.

Split: pūjādiṣu (पूजादिषु) + anurāgaḥ (अनुरागः) + iti (इति) + pārāśaryaḥ (पाराशर्यः)

Sanskrit, in depth

The words

WordGrammarSense
pūjādiṣu (पूजादिषु)locative plural, masculinein worship and the rest. pūjā (पूजा) is worship. ādi (आदि) is the rest of that kind. Recited pūjādiṣv (पूजादिष्व्) before the vowel.
anurāgaḥ (अनुरागः)nominative singular, masculineaffection, a coloring toward. The mark. Recited anurāga (अनुराग) before iti (इति), the visarga dropped before the vowel.
iti (इति)indeclinablethus. Closes the quoted account.
pārāśaryaḥ (पाराशर्यः)nominative singular, masculinePārāśarya (पाराशर्य). The speaker of this account. The name is the patronymic from Parāśara (पराशर).

The phrases

anurāgaḥ (अनुरागः) is the mark, located in pūjādiṣu (पूजादिषु). iti closes that account. pārāśaryaḥ (पाराशर्यः) is the one who says it. The subject, the devotion, is carried from the chapter.

Sanskrit in this line

pūjādiṣu (पूजादिषु) plus anurāgaḥ (अनुरागः) is recited pūjādiṣv (पूजादिष्व्) anurāga (अनुराग). Final u before a vowel becomes v. Visarga of aḥ (अः) before i, a vowel other than short a, is dropped, so anurāga (अनुराग) iti keeps both vowels and no avagraha.

Say it back

In what does Pārāśarya (पाराशर्य) place the affection?