काव्यप्रकाश (आचार्य मम्मट - सम्पूर्ण १० उल्लास सटीक)

CHAPTER X 359
पौरं सुतीयति जनं समरान्तरेसा-
वन्तःपुरीयति विचित्रचरित्रचुञ्चुः ।
नारीयते समरसीम्नि कृपाणपाणेर्
आलोक्य तस्य चरितानि सपत्नसेना ॥४०३॥
मृधे निदाघघर्मांशुदर्शं पश्यन्ति तं परे ।
स पुनः पार्थसंचारं संचरत्यवनीपतिः ॥४०४॥
Another example of the same—
‘Asitabhujagabhīṣaṇāsipatro ruharuhikāhitachittatūrṇachāraḥ
Pulakitatanurutkapolakāntiḥ pratibhaṭavikramadarśanayamāsīt’
‘This king, his sword-blade terrible like the black
snake, and his movements inspired by energy, became
thrilled, whereupon the freshness of his cheeks became
manifested.’
(9)—(10)—(11)—
‘Pauram sutīyati janam samarantaresā-
Vantaḥpurīyatī vichitracharitrachuñchuḥ.
Nārīyate samarasīmni kṛpāṇapāṇer
Ālokya tasya charitāni sapatnasenā.’
‘He treats the citizens as his children ; famous for his
wonderful deeds, he behaves in battlefield as if it were
his harem; and the army of his enemies, seeing him, sword
in hand, performing extraordinary feats in battle, come
to behave like women.’
[(a) In ‘sutīyati’ we have the ‘kyach’ affix in the accusative sense;
(b) in ‘antaḥpurīyati,’ we have the same affix used in the locative sense,
and (c) in ‘nārīyate,’ we have the affix ‘kyaṅ’ in the nominative sense.]
(12)—(13)—
‘Mṛdhe nidāghagharmāṁśudarśaṁ paśyanti taṁ pare
Sa punaḥ pārthasaṁchāraṁ sañcharatyavanīpatiḥ.’