Introduction to Prakrit
Introduction to Prakrit
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Attia in Mrcch. (p, 110) Commentators "mother-in- law. " Apparently used to any elder lady in the household, mother, elder-sister, etc. Lua, 'cut' { — *luta for luna) vadi. ' garden ' { = vatt). Cf. H. Bara {vata + ka-).
'' Oh mother! so the mass of lotuses that was so dehghtful and the ornament of our village, the cold has made like a garden of cut sesamum. " Thus the lady gives a hint to a lover. As to her precise meaning the pandits differed. Some said the lotus-tank was to replace the sesam...um garden as a meeting place, as people would be going and coming to harvest the sesamum. The frost-bitten lotuses would be deserted. Another view was. That neither place was suitable.
Verse 13. I andhana-kamma-niunie !
ma jhurasu, ratta-pad^'la-suandham i muha-maruam pianto dhumai sihl, na pajjalai II "Skilled in the work of destruction, " i. E. In love's magic, jhurasu, ' be angry, ' ^/jvar or jur, ' get hot ' (because the fire does not burn), dhumsbi = dhumdyate. The denominative -a?/a- becomes -aa-, so Mg.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Attia in Mrcch. (p, 110) Commentators "mother-in- law. " Apparently used to any elder lady in the household, mother, elder-sister, etc. Lua, 'cut' { — *luta for luna) vadi. ' garden ' { = vatt). Cf. H. Bara {vata + ka-).
'' Oh mother! so the mass of lotuses that was so dehghtful and the ornament of our village, the cold has made like a garden of cut sesamum. " Thus the lady gives a hint to a lover. As to her precise meaning the pandits differed. Some said the lotus-tank was to replace the sesam...um garden as a meeting place, as people would be going and coming to harvest the sesamum. The frost-bitten lotuses would be deserted. Another view was. That neither place was suitable.
Verse 13. I andhana-kamma-niunie !
ma jhurasu, ratta-pad^'la-suandham i muha-maruam pianto dhumai sihl, na pajjalai II "Skilled in the work of destruction, " i. E. In love's magic, jhurasu, ' be angry, ' ^/jvar or jur, ' get hot ' (because the fire does not burn), dhumsbi = dhumdyate. The denominative -a?/a- becomes -aa-, so Mg.
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