BG 18.14
विविधाश्च पृथक्चेष्टा दैवं चैवात्र पञ्चमम् ॥
vividhāś ca pṛthak ceṣṭā daivaṁ caivātra pañcamam
Word-for-word meanings
adhiṣṭhānam — [The five causes of action are as follows:] the seat of action [i.e., the body]; tathā — and; kartā — the agent [the living entity who identifies with the body]; ca — and; pṛthak-vidham — the different types; karaṇam — [of] senses; ca — and; vividhāḥ — the various; pṛthak — distinct; ceṣṭāḥ — efforts; ca eva — and indeed; daivam — daiva [fate or the overseership of Paramātmā]; pañcamam — [which is] the fifth; atra — among them.
Translation
[The five causes of action are as follows:] the seat of action [the body], the agent [the living entity who identifies with the body], the various senses, the various types of distinct efforts [such as the movements of the vital currents within the body], and daiva [fate or the overseership of Paramātmā], which is the fifth cause among them.