Book Title: Vajjalaggam
Author(s): M V Patwardhan
Publisher: Prakrit Text Society

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________________ Shri Mahavir Jain Aradhana Kendra www.kobatirth.org Acharya Shri Kailassagarsuri Gyanmandir NOTES 557 that he was an impotent person, unable to have any sexual rela. tion with them. Hence the friends taunted her by saying: "Your husband is like a vacant empty temple (i.e. devoid of manliness): But the lady feels elated at her good luck consisting in her husband's single-minded, unwavering love and devotion for her. She was not at all worried about the taunting remark of here friends, for she knew what a loving and devoted husband te was. That her husband should have made such a self derogatory remark about himself, in order to turn away the female friends from him was itself an eloquent testimony to his deep and unwavering love for her Section 65: 97403511 the section on the hare. This section contains four stanzas, in each of which the 7-1or hare is intro. duced as an example to illustrate the matter in hand, pertaining to the amorous life and relations of man and woman. The section is thus not directly corcerned with the bare as its subject. matter, but with the hare as an illustration or example in order to throw light on the matter in liand. 625) szat =qf3447, wandering or roaming about here and there. The appears to be a 491 forv 54. HS.VIII.4.161 recorde टिरिटिल, ढंदुल and ढेढ among the 18 धात्वादेशs for the root भ्रम्, दुंदुल and gala are mentioned as arcaic is for voan4 at HS. VIII.4.189. But $63 is not mentioned as a 41791eu for 19 anywhere in HS.VIII. 4. Perhaps gegaat in our text is a corruption for gral. C1. Marathi j€ , to wander about in search of something. 77815èd in the mouths or openings of city streets, i.e. in places włere by-lanes open into or join the lanes and lanes open into or join streets.See st. 375.3=aria:, your dear consort. 95 kat beautiful women, i.e. harlots or courtesans. Frau = F) = bagat = Bidzi, the Locative having been used for the Ablative according to HŚ. Vill. 3.136 [Qgaregatai 21 (altra Harafa)]. K = 273117 = trupar, an army.camp (565). Ef = giftet = falat, lovely, charming, handsome, fair-looking. Eikaaa= ut geagt er aan (42789754 FAIAelliptical compound). Cf. ETA agat in st. 627. 7 affe = a stead, watendai Vyz to get away or escape from, to become loose, to be loosened, to be released or liberated from. Cf. Marathi uzote For Private And Personal Use Only

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