Verse 29.282

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• Line 1: “dīkṣānte dīpakān paktvā samastaiḥ sādhakaiḥ saha ”
• dīkṣānte -
• dīkṣānta (noun, masculine)

  [locative single]
• dīpakān -
• dīpaka (noun, masculine)

  [accusative plural]
• paktvā -
• √pac -> paktvā (absolutive)

  [absolutive from √pac]

  √pac -> paktvā (absolutive)

  [absolutive from √pac]
• samastaiḥ -
• samasta (noun, masculine)

  [instrumental plural]

  samasta (noun, neuter)

  [instrumental plural]
• sādhakaiḥ -
• sādhaka (noun, masculine)

  [instrumental plural]

  sādhaka (noun, neuter)

  [instrumental plural]
• saha -
• saha (indeclinable postposition)

  [indeclinable postposition]

  saha (noun, masculine)

  [compound], [vocative single]

  saha (noun, neuter)

  [compound], [vocative single]

  √sah (verb class 1)

  [imperative active second single]
• Line 2: “caruḥ prāśyaḥ kulācāryairmahāpātakanāśanaḥ ”
• caruḥ -
• caru (noun, masculine)

  [nominative single]
• prāśyaḥ -
• prāśya (noun, masculine)

  [nominative single]
• kulācāryair -
• kulācārya (noun, masculine)

  [instrumental plural]
• mahāpātaka -
• mahāpātaka (noun, neuter)

  [compound], [vocative single]
• nāśanaḥ -
• nāśana (noun, masculine)

  [nominative single]