Book Title: Apbhramsa of Hemchandracharya
Author(s): Hemchandracharya, Kantilal Baldevram Vyas, Dalsukh Malvania, H C Bhayani
Publisher: Prakrit Text Society Ahmedabad

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________________ (117) (5) लवणं विलीयते पानीयेन अरे खल मेघ मा गर्ज । __ज्वालितं (= दग्धं) गलति तत्कुटीरकं गौरी तिम्यति अद्य ॥ " Lavana ( — salt'; पक्षे ' beauty') is lost (lit. ' melts away') in water; O wicked cloud, do not thunder. That rotten (8) hut leaks and the lady is getting drenched to-day." Here" AT > A, alternatively. . Illustration of मनाक् > मणाउं : (6) विभवे प्रणष्टे वक्रः ऋद्धौ जन-सामान्यः।। किमपि मनाक् मम प्रियस्य शशी अनुहरति न अन्यः ॥ " Fascinating when all the riches have been lost, but modest in prosperity (- such is my beloved ). : if any one, even slightly imitates my lover, it is no oneelse but the moon (with its charming crescent when its digits are few, and its sober disc when it is; full moon )." Here भणाउं (< मनाक् ) illustrates the sātru. 419. 'किल' - 'अथवा' - 'दिवा' - 'सह' - 'नहि' - (:एतेषां) 'किर' - 'अहवइ' - 'दिवे' - 'सहुँ' - 'नाहिं' - (इत्यादेशाः . .. ... भवन्ति ।) In Apabhraínsa fenirs (and other words mentioned in the sūtra ) take fort and other ādeśas ( as shown). . . किल takes the adesa किर. e. g. (1) किल खादति न पिबति न विद्रवति (= ददाति ) धर्म न व्ययति रूपकम् । . इह कृपणः न जानाति यथा यमस्य क्षणेन प्रभवति दूतः ॥ "Indeed he neither eats nor drinks nor gives (to any one), nor does he spend (even) a rupee in religious deeds; the miser here does not know that the messenger of Death will be arriving (lit. overpower him ) any moment." Jain Education International For Private & Personal Use Only www.jainelibrary.org

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