M N Dutt
The heroic Saudāsa was fond of hunting from his boyhood. Once on a time while a hunting, he espied two Rākṣasas in the forest. He had heard about them many times before: they were in the shape of tigers and of a dreadful figure and were not satisfied with devouring many thousand deer.
पदच्छेदः
| स | तद् (१.१) |
| बाल | बाल (१.१) |
| एव | एव (अव्ययः) |
| सौदासो | सौदास (१.१) |
| मृगयाम् | मृगया (२.१) |
| उपचक्रमे | उपचक्रमे (√उप-क्रम् लिट् प्र.पु. एक.) |
| चञ्चूर्यमाणं | चञ्चूर्यमाण (२.१) |
| ददृशे | ददृशे (√दृश् लिट् प्र.पु. एक.) |
| स | तद् (१.१) |
| शूरो | शूर (१.१) |
| राक्षसद्वयम् | राक्षस–द्वय (२.१) |
छन्दोविश्लेषणम्
| १ | २ | ३ | ४ | ५ | ६ | ७ | ८ |
|---|
| स | बा | ल | ए | व | सौ | दा | सो |
| मृ | ग | या | मु | प | च | क्र | मे |
| च | ञ्चू | र्य | मा | णं | द | दृ | शे |
| स | शू | रो | रा | क्ष | स | द्व | यम् |