Vyasasmriti 4.30
Vyāsasmṛti 4.30
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- Sanskrit
4.30
pituḥ śataguṇaṃ dānaṃ sahasraṃ māturucyate
bhaginyāṃ śatasāhasraṃ sodare dattamakṣayam
A gift to one's father is said to be hundredfold, to one's mother thousandfold; / to a sister a hundred-thousandfold, and what is given to a brother of the same womb is imperishable.
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indukṣayaḥ pitā jñeyo mātā caiva dinakṣayaḥ
saṃkrāntirbhaginī caiva vyatīpātaḥ sahodaraḥ
A father should be known as the new-moon day, and a mother as the twilight [at day's end]; / a sister is a solar ingress (saṅkrānti), and a brother of the same womb is a vyatīpāta.
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Linked texts (2)
- Vedavyāsasmṛti — Sanskrit
- Smṛtīnāṃ Samuccayaḥ — Sanskrit