Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam 11.22.47
నిషేకగర్భజన్మాని బాల్యకౌమారయౌవనమ్ ।
వయోమధ్యం జరా మృత్యురిత్యవస్థాస్తనోర్నవ ॥ ౪౭ ॥
niṣeka-garbha-janmāni
[nisheka-garbha-janmaani]
bālya-kaumāra-yauvanam
[baalya-kaumaara-yauvanam]
vayo-madhyaṁ jarā mṛtyur
[vayo-madhyam jaraa mrityur]
ity avasthās tanor nava
[ity avasthaas tanor nava]
Word-for-word
niṣeka
—
impregnation
garbha
—
gestation
janmāni
—
and birth
bālya
—
infancy
kaumāra
—
childhood
yauvanam
—
and youth
vayaḥ-madhyam
—
middle age
jarā
—
old age
mṛtyuḥ
—
death
iti
—
thus
avasthāḥ
—
ages
tanoḥ
—
of the body
nava
—
nine.
Blended reading (Sanskrit + English inline)
niṣeka-garbha-janmāni
niṣeka
impregnation
garbha
gestation
janmāni
and birth
bālya-kaumāra-yauvanam
bālya
infancy
kaumāra
childhood
yauvanam
and youth
vayo-madhyaṁ jarā mṛtyur
vayaḥ-madhyam
middle age
jarā
old age
mṛtyuḥ
death
ity avasthās tanor nava
iti
thus
avasthāḥ
ages
tanoḥ
of the body
nava
nine.
Impregnation, gestation, birth, infancy, childhood, youth, middle age, old age and death are the nine ages of the body.
Gauḍīya Ācāryas
Viśvanātha Cakravartī Ṭhākura
Gauḍīya
Translation
Impregnation, gestation, birth, infancy, childhood, youth, middle age, old age and death are the nine states of the body.
The jīva is related to different states of the body. Those states are listed. The jīva enters the womb, grows there, comes out of the womb, grows to five years (bālya), then enters pauganda and kaiśora ages till sixteen years. Youth lasts till forty-five years. Middle age continues till sixty years. The rest of life till death is called old age.
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