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[28] But why does the word sarva mean [...] ra and va. Sa means dantya sa [dental “s”]. Just now I said, [...] point, the fundamental positivity.

[18] What is the Latin noun for night? [...] “t” is pronounced as dental “t”, never like “t́”. [...] origin “t” is always dental “t”.

[6] The principles of Prakrti are known [...] the beginning of everything is dental sa. And everything is moved or [...] object”, “all objects”.

[4] Now what is the meaning of “Anubhava”? [...] molecule” and if it is written with dental “na”, it means “following” [...] become the same afterwards”.

[18] SOME [...] concerning part dental concerning tooth [...] people directly or indirectly.

[37] The pronunciation of [...] নঁ [dental na with dot and crescent to indicate [...] ল় [lra]. In Bengali dental স [...] for purposes of illustration].

[4] Panini observed that if a word contained ra, r or śa then due to their influence the dental na would be pronounced like the [...] dhárańá incorrectly.

[18] The various letters are divided into palatal, cerebral and dental letters according to the differences [...] tongue against the teeth is “dental letters”. For example, ta, tha, da, dha, na and sa.

[11] Some people are of the opinion that this difference depends upon the dental structure: those creatures with [...] depends on mental constitution.

[12] The proper Bengali word for [...] letter śa and the dental letter ta cannot be conjoined. [...] and increase blood circulation.

[20] Earlier I said that kanda can be [...] kańda, are correct. Na and da are dental letters, thus no difficulty arises [...] rules of linguistic science, a dental letter cannot be combined with [...] kańd́a has disappeared.

[32] I told you a little while ago that [...] consonant, while tha is dental; hence the two cannot be combined. [...] therefore cannot be combined with the dental tha . In this case, therefore, [...] káśt́ha .

[124] Kan/kán + lyut́ [...] The first na can be either dental na or retroflex ńa but the end na must be dental na . The extended meanings of the word are: a planned forest

[71] The meaning of the verbal root [...] varńa. Their conjunction with the dental ta is contrary to phonetic science. [...] conjunction with the cerebral śa.

[72] By adding the suffix ktin to kaś [...] because, as I have just said, a dental letter cannot make a conjunction with cerebral or palatal letter.

[33] Now let the word shrii be defined [...] there was only one sa, dantya sa [dental “s”], and that was [...] [suffix] ii makes this word feminine.

[28] The word iśt́a is [...] śa cannot be joined to the dental letter ta; thus here ta is changed [...] person’s Iśt́a.

[64] Upa – ni – sad + kvip gives us the word upaniśad. The root verb sad contains dental sa but here the cerebral śa [...] both sa and śa are fine.