1.3.3

Then they said to the nose ‘Chant (the Udgītha) for us.’ ‘All right,’ said the eye and chanted for them. The common good that comes of the nose, it secured for the gods by chanting, while the ñne smelling it utilised for itself. The Asuras knew that through this chanter the gods would surpass them. They charged it and struck it with evil. That evil is what we come across when one smells improper things.

atha —

अथ
ha —

ह
prāṇamūcuḥ —

प्राणमूचुः
tvaṃ —

त्वं
na —

न
udgāyeti —

उद्गायेति
tatheti —

तथेति
tebhyaḥ —

तेभ्यः
prāṇa —

प्राण
udagāyat —

उदगायत्
yaḥ —

यः
prāṇe —

प्राणे
bhogastaṃ —

भोगस्तं
devebhya —

देवेभ्य
āgāyat —

आगायत्
yat —

यत्
kalyāṇaṃ —

कल्याणं
jighrati —

जिघ्रति
tadātmane —

तदात्मने
te —

ते
viduranena —

विदुरनेन
vai —

वै
na —

न
udgātrātyeṣyantῑti —

उद्गात्रात्येष्यन्त्ῑति
tamabhidrutya —

तमभिद्रुत्य
pāpmanāvidhyan —

पाप्मनाविध्यन्
sa —

स
yaḥ —

यः
sa —

स
pāpmā —

पाप्मा
yadevedamapratirūpaṃ —

यदेवेदमप्रतिरूपं
jighrati —

जिघ्रति
sa —

स
eva —

एव
sa —

स
pāpmā —

पाप्मा