Significance of Male bird
In Purana, the term "male bird" specifically refers to the male of the Krauncha pair. The death of this male bird symbolizes loss and serves as a catalyst for Valmiki's profound poetic reflection. This narrative emphasizes the emotional impact of the bird's demise and its significance in the broader context of the story, deeply influencing Valmiki's work.
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Hindu concept of 'Male bird'
In Hinduism, the male bird symbolizes loss, exemplified by the male Krauncha in Valmiki's work. Its death evokes deep poetic reflection, illustrating themes of sorrow and the fragility of life.
From: Ramayana of Valmiki
(1) The male of the Krauncha pair, whose death signifies loss and inspires Valmiki's poetic reflection.[1]