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Úk/Uk to Úd́ha (Discourse 10) (1)

[23] Despite the strong fortifications [...] Chittagong, Noakhali, and Bakharganj. The INA had nearly surrounded Kutubdia, [...] military situation of the country.

The Acoustic Roots of the Indo-Aryan Alphabet (2)

[127] IṊA

[128] Ina is the acoustic root of kapat́atá [...] which one secretly commits oneself.

Plexi and Microvita (1)

[13] The [[sidereal]] plexus, or anáhata [...] kapat́atá hypocrisy iṋa [...] t́ha

Phonetics – 3 (Discourse 3) (4)

[18] The various letters are divided [...] For example, ca, cha, ja, jha, ina, and sha are palatal letters. [...] example, ta, tha, da, dha, na and sa.

[19] In phonetics there is a hard and [...] Similarly, caiṋcala combines ina + ca, not n + ca. Kaśt́a [...] [question]. Prashina would be correct (ina is the palatal na), however for [...] substitution of na for the palatal ina in prashna.

Phonetics – 2 (Discourse 2) (1)

[6] Among the thirty-four consonants, [...] gha, uṋa, ca, cha, ja, jha, iṋa, t́a, t́ha, d́a, [...] example, janttu-jánowár.

Phonetics – 1 (Discourse 1) (1)

[5] The Rgvedic style has a total of [...] gha, uṋa, ca, cha, ja, jha, iṋa, t́a, t́ha, d́a, [...] áśáŕha.

Kit́i to Kiisha (Discourse 26) (1)

[73] By mixing mercury and sulphur [...] actually lead-oxide, and the c iná sindur [vermilion] that many [...] word kiila in this case.

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

[5] Now the question is: why is iṋa used to spell paiṋca instead [...] fifth letter of the ca varga, or iṋa. The word sauṋga comes [...] ńa or ḿ the fifth letter ina is used. Similarly, gauṋgá [...] word vasanta as vasaḿta.

Auṋka to Akśa (Discourse 3) (2)

[4] Anc suffixed by alac gives us the [...] written with the fifth varńa, ina, because here the fundamental root uses an apadánta n.

[8] By adding lyut́ to anj we [...] to say, the fifth varńa iṋa is used; aḿ is not used.