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
| शार्दूलरूपिणौ | शार्दूल–रूपिन् (१.२) |
| घोरौ | घोर (१.२) |
| मृगान् | मृग (२.३) |
| बहुसहस्रशः | बहु–सहस्रशस् (अव्ययः) |
| भक्षयाणावसंतुष्टौ | भक्षयाण (√भक्षय् + शानच्, १.२)–असंतुष्ट (१.२) |
| पर्याप्तिं | पर्याप्ति (२.१) |
| च | च (अव्ययः) |
| न | न (अव्ययः) |
| जग्मतुः | जग्मतुः (√गम् लिट् प्र.पु. द्वि.) |
छन्दोविश्लेषणम्
| १ | २ | ३ | ४ | ५ | ६ | ७ | ८ |
|---|
| शा | र्दू | ल | रू | पि | णौ | घो | रौ |
| मृ | गा | न्ब | हु | स | ह | स्र | शः |
| भ | क्ष | या | णा | व | सं | तु | ष्टौ |
| प | र्या | प्तिं | च | न | ज | ग्म | तुः |