Thursday, 26 September 2019
Birds of paradise - Peter, Sue & Marc (with lyrics)
Three Birds, a Mongoose and Sanskrit!
चाषस्तु वदते मात्रां द्विमात्रं त्वेव वायसः ।
शिखी रौति त्रिमात्रं तु नकुलस्त्वर्धमात्रकम् ।।
cASastu vadate mAtrAM dvimAtraM tveva vAyasaH
shikhI rautri trimAtram tu nakulastvardhamAtrakam.
The above stanza explains the length of syllables in Sanskrit linking it with 3 birds and a mongoose.
The meaning is :
The Blue Jay says one mAtrA(one count), two mAtrA(two counts) by the crow,
The peacock's cry is three mAtrA(three counts) and the mongoose half a mAtrA(half a count)
So next time you see these 3 birds and a mongoose remember that they know Sanskrit too.
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