An > References for ‘anuśt́up’

See also: anushásanam, anushásánam · anu-shiil · anushiilana · anuśt́ · anuśt́apa · Anuśt́upa, anust́upa · anusvár · anusvára, anusvara · anutápa · anuváda

[1] You know, in the Vedas there are [...] uśńik, triśt́up, anuśt́up, brhatii, jagatii and paunkti. [...] composed in gáyattrii rhythm.

[2] Now, there is another rhythm known as anuśt́up. The fundamental difference between gáyattrii rhythm and anuśt́up rhythm is that in gáyattrii [...] twenty-one syllables – and in anuśt́up there are four lines and seven [...] seven makes twenty-eight syllables.

[3] One of the important incantations in the Vedas, composed in anuśt́up, is

[14] As I have already mentioned, when [...] Uśńik, Triśt́up, Anuśt́up, Brhati, Jagati and Paunkti. All [...] “tion”. Consider the Bengali poem:

[5] There are seven metres in Vedic poetry: gáyatri, anuśt́up, tiśt́up, brhatii, [...] most difficult of all the metres.

[4] There were seven metres in the [...] triśt́up , anuśt́up , jagati , brhatii [...] Gáyattrii Mantra ”.

[12] There were seven metres in the [...] uśńiik, triśt́up, anuśt́up, jagati, brhatii and pauṋkti. [...] “Gáyattrii Mantra”.

[2] Written script did not exist at [...] Uśńik, Gáyatrii, Anuśt́up, Triśt́up, Brhatii, [...] pronunciation of Uśńik metre.

[2] Now, what’s the meaning of [...] uśńiik, triśt́up, anuśt́up, jagati, brhatii and paunkti. [...] rśi, and a devatá.