shree madhva vijaya prameya phalamaalikaa 4

सूपनीतः सुविधिना स्वपित्राधीतवान्‌  द्विजात्‌ ।

बहून्वेदान्‌ क्षणेणैव तृतीये कथितम्‌ त्विदम्‌  ॥ ४ ॥

sUpaneetaH suvidhinaa svapitraadheetavaan  dvijaat |

bahUnvedaan kShaNeNaiva tR^iteeye kathitam tvidam  || 4 ||

padachCheda (words separation):

sUpaneetaH, suvidhinaa, svapitra, adheetavaan,  dvijaat, bahUnvedaan, kShaNena eva, tR^iteeye, kathitam,  tu, idam

anvaya (natural order):
svapitra, suvidhinaa, sUpaneetaH, dvijaat, bahUnvedaan, kShaNen, eva, adheetavaan,  idam,  tu, tR^iteeye, kathitam




pratipadaartha (word by word meaning):  

• svapitra= from his father in this current avataara (shree madhyageha bhaTTa) 
• suvidhinaa= through appropriate ceremonies (at the appropriate age) 
• sUpaneetaH= having completed the upanayana ceremony as a precursor for initiating formal studies of the veda 
• dvijaat= from a brahmin (an apt guru)
• bahUnvedaan= all the branches of vedas and supporting texts
• kShaNeNa= in a moment (very quickly)
• eva=indeed
• adheetavaan= having learned
• idam= this
• tu= is (indeed, very well)
• tR^iteeye= in the third canto of (shree madhva vijaya)
• kathitam= narrated, described

taatparya (summary):
Although vaayu deva (mukhya praaNa) is all knowing, in the third avataar, when he was born as a  child vaasudeva to shree madhyageha bhaTTa, went through the prescribed rituals and procedures at the appropriate age, including the upanayana ceremony which is a prerequisite to start the study of veda.  Following the norms of normal human beings, the child vaasudeva started learning the philosophical treatises including all branches of vedas from a learned guru but did not require more than a moment to gain the complete knowledge.  All these episodes of his childhood are beautifully narrated in the third canto of the shree madhva vijaya.