Not calling name of husband? - Page 6

Originally posted by: Chiillii

You don't know Sanskrit. You will not listen to someone who knows Sanskrit. You will not open a freely available Sanskrit dictionary to see but see some random baby naming website.

I think I am stupid one here wasting my time to explain something to you.

But guess what I am stopping my stupidity right now

Could you quote a verse where Bheem or Arjun are individually called Parth. This discussion is going long.

There is thing called Samas in Hindi n Sanskrit Vyakaran where a word specifically mean someone for example Lambodar means who has Long Udar, but it's only refer to Ganesh ji

Can u give me link of meaning of parth if u know exactly meaning of parth in sanskrit if my link is of from random site

Yes what ever site it is always fake whether it is Wikipedia or speaking tree

So which site should I search which is not fake not random

In last three sections of virat parv arjun was personally call as parth and Indiana parv ghatothcach parv

OMG. Yudhishtira and Bheema are called Parth all over the place! @Surabhi, KMG is free online. Please read before stating something as fact which simply ain't so.

Give me link where yudhistar and bheem called as parth personally called in kmg version

I am talking about based on kmg only

Yes I am reading kmg only

Earlier it was discuss that abhimanyu age can't be 16 in battle but it in kmg abhimanyu age was decrribe 16 in battle in adi parv

We have read the verse about the age of Abhimanyu being16 too but there are others verses which are contradictory to it. Hence we were discussing it

https://www.sacred-texts.com/hin/m07/m07130.htm

That shaft equipped with beautiful feathers sped from the bow of the Suta's son, piercing Partha in that battle, sank deep into the earth. Then the mighty-armed Bhima, with eyes red in wrath, hurled without a moment's reflection, at the Suta's son, a heavy six-sided mace, adorned with gold measuring full four cubits in length, and resembling the bolt of Indra in force.

That is Karna Bhima fight in Drona Parva.

He is called Partha or son of Pritha throughout the book not just here

One final advice. Instead of speaking tree or useless Wikipedia or random baby name meaning sites read the entire epic

This section from Dronaparva chapter 132

Again instead of reading linked sections read the entire book and then come and argue

But when it is abhimanyu age as 16 clearly in kmg which is considered as reliable source then why it is not believable

If I am not reading kmg version and stating facts with out reading kmg then how I am giving link of kmg version

I think I am. Wasting my time by giving link of kmg version which is considered as reliable source

All my citations are from CE since it is searchable. Feel free to use KMG to confirm.

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Valour and virility are of no use to Partha227 now. In the middle of

the sabha, he has gambled away the daughter of Drupada, the king of Panchala.”’

On the intelligent King Dhritarashtra’s command, a Pratikamin spoke to

Partha Yudhishthira, who had already gone a long distance away. “

ving uttered these words, the

Pandava returned with his brothers. Though he knew Shakuni’s resort to maya, Partha

returned to gamble

Vaishampayana said, ‘Partha, lord of men, heard the remarks of the people. But from

shame and from his sense of dharma, again began to play with dice. The immensely

intelligent one knew, but returned to the game, thinking about whether this would lead to the

destruction of the Kurus. Yudhishthira said, “I am a king who always follows his own dharma.

How can I not return when challenged? O Shakuni! I will play with you.” Shakuni replied, “O

Pandavas! Ignore cattle, horses, many milch cows, innumerable sheep and goats, elephants,

treasuries, gold and all the female and male slaves. There is a single stake of exile in the

forest. Whether you or we lose, we will live in the forest. O bull among the Bharata lineage!

This is the stake with which we will play. O descendant of the Bharata lineage! There is one

throw of the dice for a life in the forest.” Partha accepted the challenge and Soubala gathered

the dice. Shakuni told Yudhishthira, “I have won.”’

They said farewell to Partha,149 Vrikodara, Dhananjaya, Yajnaseni150 and the twins. Then

they took Yudhishthira’s permission and sorrowfully returned to the kingdom, to wherever

they lived.’

evening, when Kounteya Dharmaraja Yudhishthira was seated and surrounded by all

the rishis, Dalbhya’s son Baka168 spoke to him, “O Partha! O supreme among the Kurus!

Droupadi said, “O Partha! I have not insulted or censured dharma in any way. Why should I

censure the supreme god, the lord of all beings?

This is ALL Yudhishtira. In the third to last citation, Yudhishtira is specifically singled out as Partha while Arjuna is called Dhananjaya.

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he does not rip apart your breast and drink your blood in

battle, Partha Vrikodara will not go to the worlds attained by those with good deed

When

Bhima said this, Dharmaraja Yudhishthira inhaled the fragrance of the Pandava’s head and

spoke to him in tones of pacification, “O mighty-armed one! There is no doubt that you will

kill Suyodhana, together with Gandivadhanva, but only after the thirteen years have passed.

O Partha! O illustrious one! You have said that the time has arrived. But I cannot utter a lie,

because that finds no place in me. O Kounteya! O invincible one! You will kill Suyodhana and

his followers, but without resorting to deceit, because that will certainly be sin.” While

Dharmaraja Yudhishthira was speaking to Bhima, the immensely fortunate and great rishi

Brihadashva arrived.

‘He was a follower of

Having been allied with

Krishna and having obtained homage from the two Parthas,44 the intelligent king again

entered Brihadratha’s city. The lotus-eyed Krishna, resplendent with supreme radiance and

laden with many riches, left with the two Parthas.

‘Achuyta and the two Pandavas went to Indraprastha

would be this way.

‘Partha Vrikodara then bound him so that he could not move and placed the unconscious

one, dirty with dust, on his chariot. F

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I'm not giving any more citations on Partha references. There are simply too many.

Originally posted by: Chiillii

https://www.sacred-texts.com/hin/m07/m07130.htm

That shaft equipped with beautiful feathers sped from the bow of the Suta's son, piercing Partha in that battle, sank deep into the earth. Then the mighty-armed Bhima, with eyes red in wrath, hurled without a moment's reflection, at the Suta's son, a heavy six-sided mace, adorned with gold measuring full four cubits in length, and resembling the bolt of Indra in force.

That is Karna Bhima fight in Drona Parva.

He is called Partha or son of Pritha throughout the book not just here

One final advice. Instead of speaking tree or useless Wikipedia or random baby name meaning sites read the entire epic

This section from Dronaparva chapter 132

Again instead of reading linked sections read the entire book and then come and argue

Thankyou so much. I hope this would end this discussion