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1. Re: saradabhujangam all the 8 shlokas. (peekayar)
2. sitArAvaNa samvAda jharii introduction 12 (peekayar)
3. Re: sanskrit Digest, Vol 19, Issue 17name for list etc.
(Jay Vaidya)
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Date: Wed, 6 Oct 2004 18:07:24 -0700 (PDT)
From: peekayar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [Sanskrit] saradabhujangam all the 8 shlokas.
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Subrahmania bhujangam has 23 shlokas I find. How does 8 fit in here?
Ambujam Raman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
MW dictionary does give the meaning as of number eight.The serpents are ananta,
vaasuki, dakSha, kaarkoTaka, padma, mahaapadma, sha^Nkapaala and gulika.
Story goes that Shankara prayed to Lord subrahmanya with subrama^Nya bhuja^Nga at
Tiruchendur to ward off the evil spell cast by Abhinava Gupta.
Any corresponding story relating to the composition of shAradA bhuja^NgaM?
rAmaH
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Date: Wed, 6 Oct 2004 23:05:07 -0700 (PDT)
From: peekayar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [Sanskrit] sitArAvaNa samvAda jharii introduction 12
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ityudIrya pavamAna-nandanaH
shabda-shAstra-viduSAM puro-gamaH.
AdarAdavadhR^itaM shrutaM purA
taM vivAdamavadat yathAkramam.. rathoddhatA
#TyudIyR pvman-nNdn>
zBd-za�-iv�;a< purae-gm>,
Aadradvx&t< �ut< pura
t< ivvadmvdt! ywa�mm!.
iti = thus
udIrya = having said
pavamAna-nandanaH = wind son = Hanuman
shabda shAstra vidhuSAm = among the experts
on grammer
purogamaH = foremost
AdarAt = out of respect (for Rama)
avadhR^itAm = learnt by heart
shrutAm purA = heard some time back
tam vivAdaM = that conversation
avadat = narrated
yathAkramaM = in due order
(Hanuman who is a great grammarian
heard the conversation out of respect for
Srirama and narrated the same to him
In the same order in which he heard).
The next are those 50 shlokas.
I have already published two of them as
Sanskrit puzzle 1 and 2. These were shlokas 18 and 19 of the series. I will publish
the remaining 48 shlokas starting
from shloka 17 under the name Sanskrit
Puzzle.
P.K.Ramakrishnan
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Date: Thu, 7 Oct 2004 09:53:26 -0700 (PDT)
From: Jay Vaidya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [Sanskrit] Re: sanskrit Digest, Vol 19, Issue 17name for list
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upasthita-mAtram upakR^ito-.asmi etasyAm
sa.nskR^ita-bhAshhAyAH (sa.nskR^ita)
vishva-vyUha-sthAm (vi)
jiGYAsavaH (ji)
GYApaka-patrANAm (GYA)
su-sUchyAm (su) |
(sa.nskR^ita-vi-ji-GYA-su !)
yat kiM nAma dhArayet sA sa.nskR^ita- (saM)
parAgoshhThI-(pa)
tantrI (saMpat) (t)
-matena,
tat nAma vinato labheyam |
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I am thankful by my mere presence in this:
Sanskrit
world-web-sited
knowledge-seekers'
edifying-mail
excellent-list.
The shortened name means "Sanskrit special knowledge
seeker" !
Whatever name it takes as opined by the
Sanskrit
virtual-conference
thread
(shortened name means "wealth),
that name I would receive with humility.
parA = beyond = (maybe) virtual
e.g., parA vAk = virtual state of language (in the
mind/soul)
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