Verse 4.201

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• Line 1: “parakīyanipāneṣu na snāyād hi kadā cana ”
• parakīyanipāneṣu -
• parakīyanipāna (noun, neuter)

  [locative plural]
• na -
• na (indeclinable particle)

  [indeclinable particle]

  na (noun, masculine)

  [compound], [vocative single]

  na (noun, neuter)

  [compound], [vocative single]
• snāyād -
• hi -
• hi (indeclinable particle)

  [indeclinable particle]
• kadā -
• kadā (indeclinable adverb)

  [indeclinable adverb]

  kadā (indeclinable interrogative)

  [indeclinable interrogative]

  kadā (indeclinable)

  [indeclinable]

  kadā (noun, feminine)

  [nominative single]
• cana -
• cana (indeclinable)

  [indeclinable]

  cana (noun, masculine)

  [compound], [vocative single]

  cana (noun, neuter)

  [compound], [vocative single]

  √can (verb class 1)

  [imperative active second single]
• Line 2: “nipānakartuḥ snātvā tu duṣkṛtāṃśena lipyate ”
• nipānakartuḥ -
• nipānakartṛ (noun, masculine)

  [ablative single], [genitive single]
• snātvā -
• snātvā (indeclinable)

  [indeclinable]

  √snā -> snātvā (absolutive)

  [absolutive from √snā]

  √snā -> snātvā (absolutive)

  [absolutive from √snā]

  snātvā (noun, feminine)

  [nominative single]
• tu -
• tu (indeclinable particle)

  [indeclinable particle]
• duṣkṛtāṃśena -
• duṣkṛtāṃśa (noun, masculine)

  [instrumental single]

  duṣkṛtāṃśa (noun, neuter)

  [instrumental single]
• lipyate -
• √lip (verb class 1)

  [present passive third single]

  √lip (verb class 6)

  [present passive third single]