31-01-2021, 08:08 PM
(31-01-2021, 07:54 PM)Saravroman Wrote: Thanks for giving your perspective on this, Bro!
As a student myself I realize that Sanskrit erotica is a really interesting and amazing wealth of literature not a lot of people are aware of.
The grace and diversity of Sanskrit (like all our languages) can be used in really interesting ways.
For example in my poem,
Bahu means many or very
Pativratha means chaste woman/wife
Bahu Pativratha could mean very chaste wife
Bahu Pativratha could also mean she who has multiple husbands
And off course by mixing Hindi, Pativratha Bahu means a very chaste DIL
Savithri bahupativratha - Savithri is a very chase wife
Draupadi bahupativratha - Draupadi has multiple husbands
While this poem is my own, the usage of word bahupativratha is loaned from an interesting Telugu movie which explains this Sanskrit word's
You are explaining Sanskrit in a very simple language. Only if I had a teacher who has passion of explaining Sanskrit, I would have loved Sanskrit more than other languages. I am looking forward to your next update. We might see a glimpse of "Rana". I don't know how he is related to Chai or Sam, but he may bring problems or solutions for Chai's life.