सहचरणस्थानतादर्थ्यवृत्तमानधारणसामीप्ययोगसाधनाधिपत्येभ्यो ब्राह्मणमञ्चकटराजसक्तुचन्दनगङ्गाशाकटान्नपुरुषेषु अतद्भावेऽपि तदुपचारः॥
sahacaraṇa-sthāna-tādarthya-vṛtta-māna-dhāraṇa-sāmīpya-yoga-sādhanā-ādhipatyebhyo brāhmaṇa-mañca-kaṭa-rāja-saktu-candana-gaṅgā-śākaṭā-anna-puruṣeṣu atadbhāve'pi tadupacāraḥ.
A word can denote an object figuratively even when that object lacks the literal properties of the word, due to association, location, purpose, behavior, measure, containment, proximity, connection, cause, or sovereignty.
Ancient semantics demanded that words only have strict literal interpretations, crashing when metaphors were used.
Nyāya built complex context parsers that systematically accounted for metaphorical shifts and semantic proxy transformations.
COGNITIVE PHILOSOPHY RUNTIME
Dynamic macro pointer re-routing. Setting up symbolic logic aliases that intercept literal execution drops, mapping empty runtime signatures to proxy data layers based on context attributes.
HISTORICAL COMMENTARY ANALYSIS
Gautama introduces secondary semantic mapping (Metaphor/Lakṣaṇā). He explains that the compiler handles looser syntax loops cleanly: for example, saying 'The benches are crying' actually denotes the humans sitting on them (location), or saying 'The Ganges is loud' denotes the nearby riverbank (proximity). The underlying word engine dynamically re-routes pointers based on association.
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