काव्यप्रकाश (आचार्य मम्मट - सम्पूर्ण १० उल्लास सटीक)

CHAPTER VIII 313
संबन्धः टवर्गोर्थात् णकारवर्जः शकारषकारौ दीर्घसमासः
विकटा संघटना ओजसः ।
उदाहरणम्—मूर्ध्नामुद्वृत्तकृत्तइत्यादि ।।३४८।।७५।।
श्रुतिमात्रेण शब्दात्तु येनार्थप्रत्ययो भवेत् ।
साधारणः समग्राणां स प्रसादो गुणो मतः ॥ ७६ ॥
समग्राणां रसानां संघटनानां च । उदाहरणम्
परिम्लानं पीनस्तनजघनभंगादुभयतस्-
तनोर्मध्यस्यान्तः परिमिलनमप्राप्य हरितम् ।
इदं व्यस्तन्यासं श्लथभुजलताक्षेपवलनैः
कृशाङ्ग्याः संतापं वदति बिसिनीपत्रशयनम् ।।३४९।।७६।।
having r either above or below it ;—(c) the combination
of ‘similar consonants’ i.e., that of a consonant with
itself—(d) the entire ṭ-group with the exception of ṇ—
(e) the consonants śh and ṣ—(f) long compounds—and
(g) bombastic dictive ;—all these are suggestive of Flori-
dity.
As an example we have the verse ‘Mūrdhnāmudvṛtta
&c.’ (see above stanza No. 285.)
Lucidity has been held to be that excellence, common to
all, by virtue of which the comprehension of meaning of words
follows on the mere hearing of it. 76.
‘All’—i. e., all Passions and all styles or diction.
Example.—
‘Parimlānaṁ pīnastanajaghanasaṅgādubhayatas
Tanor madhyasyāntaḥ parimīlanamaprāpya haritam
Idaṁ vyastanyāsaṁ śhlathabhujalatākṣepabalanaiḥ
Kṛśhāṅgyāḥ santāpaṁ vadati bisinīpatrashayanam.’
‘This bedding of lotus-leaves shows the distress of
the slender-bodied one,—being as it is withered at its