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the Nārada Bhakti Sūtras (नारद भक्ति सूत्रस्)

नारदस् तु तदर्पिताखिलाचारता तद्विस्मरणे परमव्याकुलतेति nāradas tu tadarpitākhilācāratā tadvismaraṇe paramavyākulateti

The line

But Nārada (नारद) says: the state of offering all conduct to that, and, when that is forgotten, supreme agitation.

नेपालीमा

नारद चाहिँ यसो भन्छन्, सबै आचरण त्यसमा अर्पित हुनु, र त्यो बिर्सँदा परम व्याकुल हुनु।

Where it sits

Nārada (नारद)'s own sentence, after three other speakers, still in the chapter on the form of the supreme bhakti.

Split: nāradaḥ (नारदः) + tu (तु) + tadarpitākhilācāratā (तदर्पिताखिलाचारता) + tadvismaraṇe (तद्विस्मरणे) + paramavyākulatā (परमव्याकुलता) + iti (इति)

Sanskrit, in depth

The words

WordGrammarSense
nāradaḥ (नारदः)nominative singular, masculineNārada (नारद). The speaker of this account. Recited with s before t (त्).
tu (तु)indeclinablebut. Sets his account off from the three just quoted.
tadarpitākhilācāratā (तदर्पिताखिलाचारता)nominative singular, femininethe state of all conduct being offered to that. arpita (अर्पित) is offered, placed upon. akhila (अखिल) is all, without a remainder. ācāra (आचार) is conduct. Read from the end.
tadvismaraṇe (तद्विस्मरणे)locative singular, neuterin the forgetting of that. vismaraṇa (विस्मरण) is forgetting. Read from the end.
paramavyākulatā (परमव्याकुलता)nominative singular, femininethe state of supreme agitation. parama (परम) is supreme. vyākula (व्याकुल) is agitated, shaken. Read from the end.
iti (इति)indeclinablethus. Closes his account. Recited joined: ā (आ) plus i becomes e.

The phrases

nāradaḥ (नारदः) is the speaker. tu sets him after the three shorter accounts. The two feminine nominatives are his marks: tadarpitākhilācāratā (तदर्पिताखिलाचारता), and paramavyākulatā (परमव्याकुलता) when the locative tadvismaraṇe (तद्विस्मरणे) holds. iti closes the account.

Sanskrit in this line

nāradaḥ (नारदः) plus tu is heard with s between them. Visarga before voiceless t becomes s. paramavyākulatā (परमव्याकुलता) plus iti is paramavyākulateti (परमव्याकुलतेति), ā (आ) plus i becoming e. Inside tadarpitākhilācāratā (तदर्पिताखिलाचारता), a plus a and a plus ā (आ) each become ā (आ).

Say it back

What two states does Nārada (नारद) name?