Haṭha Yoga Pradīpikā / 3.38 Half a moment

3.38

Haṭha (हठ) Yoga Pradīpikā (प्रदीपिका)

रसनामूर्ध्वगां कृत्वा क्षणार्धमपि तिष्ठति ।
विषैर् विमुच्यते योगी व्याधिमृत्युजरादिभिः
rasanām ūrdhvagāṃ kṛtvā kṣaṇārdham api tiṣṭhati |
viṣair vimucyate yogī vyādhimṛtyujarādibhiḥ

The line

Making the tongue go upward, if he stands even for half a moment, the yogin is freed from poisons and from disease, death, old age, and the rest.

नेपालीमा

जिब्रो माथि लगेर आधा क्षण मात्र उभिए पनि योगी विषहरूबाट र रोग, मृत्यु, बुढ्यौली आदिबाट मुक्त हुन्छ।

Where it sits

The verse's claim for the mudrā (मुद्रा) once the tongue stands up.

Split: rasanām (रसनाम्) ūrdhvagāṃ (ऊर्ध्वगां) kṛtvā (कृत्वा) kṣaṇārdham (क्षणार्धम्) api (अपि) tiṣṭhati (तिष्ठति) / viṣair (विषैर्) vimucyate (विमुच्यते) yogī (योगी) vyādhi (व्याधि) + mṛtyu (मृत्यु) + jarādibhiḥ (जरादिभिः)

Sanskrit, in depth

The words

WordGrammarSense
rasanām (रसनाम्)genitive plural, or accusative singular femininethe tongue.
ūrdhvagāṃ (ऊर्ध्वगां)form in the linegone upward.
kṛtvā (कृत्वा)absolutivehaving made.
kṣaṇārdham (क्षणार्धम्)nominative or accusative singularas this verse uses the word.
api (अपि)indeclinableeven.
tiṣṭhati (तिष्ठति)presentstands.
viṣair (विषैर्)form in the linepoison.
vimucyate (विमुच्यते)presentis freed.
yogī (योगी)nominative singularthe yogin.
vyādhi-mṛtyu-jarādibhiḥ (व्याधि-मृत्यु-जरादिभिः)nominative singulardisease; death.

Sanskrit in this line

The quarters run 16, 16 syllables. A hyphen in the split is a compound joint, a teaching mark, and the voice joins it.

Say it back

Cover the English and say the verse in one sentence. Making the tongue go upward, if he stands even for half a moment, the yogin is freed from poisons and from disease, death, old age, and the rest.