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Shloka 9

Mahādeva’s Boon: Unwavering Bhakti, Tri-functional Cosmos, and the Supratiṣṭhā of Liṅga-Arcā

आवयोर्देवदेवेश विवादमतिशोभनम् इहागतो भवान् यस्माद् विवादशमनाय नौ

āvayordevadeveśa vivādamatiśobhanam ihāgato bhavān yasmād vivādaśamanāya nau

Ô Seigneur des dieux, Dieu des dieux : puisqu’entre nous deux s’est levée une querelle splendide mais très ardente, tu es venu ici pour apaiser notre différend.

āvayoḥof the two of us
āvayoḥ:
deva-deveśaO Lord of the gods, God of gods
deva-deveśa:
vivādamdispute, contention
vivādam:
ati-śobhanamexceedingly striking/splendid (yet formidable)
ati-śobhanam:
ihahere
iha:
āgataḥhaving come/arrived
āgataḥ:
bhavānyou (honorific)
bhavān:
yasmātbecause/since
yasmāt:
vivāda-śamanāyafor the pacification of the dispute
vivāda-śamanāya:
nauof us two/for us two
nau:

Brahma or Vishnu (addressing Shiva as the supreme arbiter)