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Laukikanyāyakośa
of the weighing pan or even jump inside the pan. The
maxim describes an uncertain, chaotic situation.
520 मण्डूकप्लुतिन्यायः
The habit of a frog is to leap forward skipping over
some intermediary thing. Wherever some intermediary
steps are omitted, while jumping upto the further one,
this maxim called the maxim of "the frogs leap"
becomes applicable. For example in a group of four
Sūtras of Panini, the first sūtra is not repeated in the
second one, it jumps to the fourth one, leaving the
middle two sūtras.
521 मण्डूकमक्षिकान्यायः
A frog which is caught in the mouth of a snake and is
on the point of destruction, tries to catch a fly which
comes in front of it. Thus the maxim shows that greed
does not die even in front of death.
522. प्रसकाशिनीन्यायः
If a very beauliful lady (Mattakāsinī) to whom many
paramours are easily available, displays her passion for
birds and aninals, how astonishing it is! This maxim
expresses that astonishment when one expresses one's
satisfaction on lesser benefit when ample benefits are
available.
523. मत्स्यकण्टकन्यायः
- सा० 173
यथा कश्चिन्मासार्थी मत्स्यान् सशकलान् सकण्टकानाहरति
नान्तरीयकत्वात् । स यावदादेयं तावदादाय शकलकण्टका-
नुत्सृजति ।
A fisherman catches a fish as a whole with its shells
also. He removes the thorny parts from its body before
Laukikanyāyakośa
of the weighing pan or even jump inside the pan. The
maxim describes an uncertain, chaotic situation.
520 मण्डूकप्लुतिन्यायः
The habit of a frog is to leap forward skipping over
some intermediary thing. Wherever some intermediary
steps are omitted, while jumping upto the further one,
this maxim called the maxim of "the frogs leap"
becomes applicable. For example in a group of four
Sūtras of Panini, the first sūtra is not repeated in the
second one, it jumps to the fourth one, leaving the
middle two sūtras.
521 मण्डूकमक्षिकान्यायः
A frog which is caught in the mouth of a snake and is
on the point of destruction, tries to catch a fly which
comes in front of it. Thus the maxim shows that greed
does not die even in front of death.
522. प्रसकाशिनीन्यायः
If a very beauliful lady (Mattakāsinī) to whom many
paramours are easily available, displays her passion for
birds and aninals, how astonishing it is! This maxim
expresses that astonishment when one expresses one's
satisfaction on lesser benefit when ample benefits are
available.
523. मत्स्यकण्टकन्यायः
- सा० 173
यथा कश्चिन्मासार्थी मत्स्यान् सशकलान् सकण्टकानाहरति
नान्तरीयकत्वात् । स यावदादेयं तावदादाय शकलकण्टका-
नुत्सृजति ।
A fisherman catches a fish as a whole with its shells
also. He removes the thorny parts from its body before