Significance of Svara-citra
Svara-citra, as defined in Kavyashastra by Bhoja, is a category of poetry distinguished by its remarkable use of vowel alliterations. This classification mirrors that of Dandi, emphasizing the melodic and phonetic qualities that elevate poetic expression. Through its unique structure, Svara-citra highlights the artistic intricacies of language, showcasing how sound and rhythm contribute to the overall beauty of poetry.
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Hindu concept of 'Svara-citra'
Svara-citra in Hinduism, as defined by Bhoja, signifies a poetic category distinguished by vowel alliterations, akin to Dandi’s classification, emphasizing the aesthetic quality of sound in poetic compositions.
From: Sahitya-kaumudi by Baladeva Vidyabhushana
(1) A category defined by Bhoja that describes poetry which is remarkable due to its vowel alliterations, similar to Dandi's classification.[1]