An > References for ‘anusvára, anusvara’

See also: anushiilana · anuśt́ · anuśt́apa · anuśt́up · Anuśt́upa, anust́upa · anusvár · anutápa · anuváda · anuvarttana · ańuviikśańa · anuyanti

The Macrocosm and the Microcosm – 2 (4)

[17] When the seed point in the flow [...] This intermediate stage is called anusvára. The one manifestative seed is devoid of anusvára; the manifestative seed contains anusvára – it is still of form and colour.

[20] After the stage of anusvára, kalás begin to flow one [...] parińáma (similar resultant).

Ráŕh – 21. (1)

[3] The ancient folk tales and folk [...] rather Bengali with the Sanskrit anusvára and visarga endings [aḿ and ah].

Ráŕh – 19. Language, Literature and Culture of Ráŕh (1)

[43] 4) Even in the absence of suffixes [...] letter concerned is preceded by anusvára ( ং [...] mahu → mau (mau, not mao).

Phonetics – 3 (Discourse 3) (5)

[7] In the Rgveda there is a difference between the pronunciation of the short anusvára, the long anusvára and the extended anusvára. However, a separate letter was not used for the extended anusvára when the Vedas were written down [...] letters for the short and long anusvára. Its pronunciation had to be learned by ear.

Phonetics – 2 (Discourse 2) (1)

[4] In Sanskrit phonetics the letters [...] the Rgveda there is also a long anusvára ( [...] question is, why this demi-vowel?

Phonetics – 1 (Discourse 1) (1)

[15] In the Rgveda the candrabindu is [...] is no letter for it – the anusvára used to serve in its place, for [...] to a small extent in Varendrii.

Krśńa, the Nucleus of the Universe (2)

[5] You know, for each and every entity [...] Krśńa is klrḿ (= ka + la + anusvára [aḿ]). Why is klrḿ [...] ignored. You are all divine children.

[8] And where does He stand? Does He [...] klrḿ, that is, ka + la + anusvára [aḿ]. Krśńa is the Lord of the Universe.

Geology and Human Civilization (1)

[37] In Tibetan, Ladakhi, Kinnauri and [...] the Indo-Tibetans, nasal sounds (anusvara) are common. Bengali letters and [...] influences on the Bengali language.

Case and Case-Endings – 3 (Discourse 14) (2)

[5] Now the question is: why is iṋa [...] fifth letter ma, or una, or the anusvára can be used, that is, either sampádak [...] spell gauṋgá with the anusvára instead of una, but this is incorrect. [...] word vasanta as vasaḿta.