कुमारसम्भवम् (महाकवि कालिदास - संस्कृत मूल एवं हिन्दी अनुवाद)

( १५३ ) parts or quarters. ( ii ) तृतीयो भागः त्रिभाग, त्रिभागः शेषो यासां ता त्रिभागाः, तासु in the nights of which only the third part was left Here a night is divided into three parts or watches, ( Cf The word त्रियामा त्रयो यामाः यस्याः सा—a night), and the word त्रि is taken in the sense of the ordinal तृतीय, just as शत and सहस्र are ordinals in the words शतांशः (=शतत- मांशः) and सहस्रांशः (=सहस्रतमांशः) । Parvati could not get sound sleep during the whole of night and she was generally awakened by her thoughts about Shiva during the last part of the night. निमील्य— (नि+√मील् to close+ल्यप्) having shut क्षणं नेत्रे निमील्य—i e., having slept for a little while. When preceded by उत्, √मील् means 'to open', e. g., उन्मीलन। सहसा—अकस्मात् all of a sudden. नीलकण्ठ— नील कण्ठो यस्य स नीलकण्ठ, तस्य संबोधने O thou of azure neck; blue-necked Shiva is called Nīlakantha because his neck had become black by swallowing the poison produced at the churning of the ocean ‘क्व व्रजसि’—'where art thou going?' such were the cries uttered by Parvati in the subconscious state of her mind. अलक्ष्यवाक्—अविद्यमानं लक्ष्यं यस्याः सा अलक्ष्या (Adj of वाक्) ; अलक्ष्या वाग् यस्या. सा अलक्ष्यवाक् (Adj. of Parvati) whose speech was uttered without a particular aim or without there being any person present to whom the words could be