Pa > References for ‘palatal’

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[37] The pronunciation of [...] group of consonants, namely the palatal group] (it is pronounced like [...] শ [palatal sha] is used. Múrdhanya [...] for purposes of illustration].

[18] The various letters are divided into palatal, cerebral and dental letters according to the differences in pronunciation. The palatal letters are pronounced by touching [...] cha, ja, jha, ina, and sha are palatal letters. The cerebral letters [...] example, ta, tha, da, dha, na and sa.

[19] In phonetics there is a hard and [...] example, in the word nishcala, ca is a palatal letter, thus it must have sha [...] Prashina would be correct (ina is the palatal na), however for ease of pronunciation [...] the substitution of na for the palatal ina in prashna.

[6] Among the thirty-four consonants, [...] a hard “ja” sound (palatal), for example, janttu-jánowár.

[7] In Bengali vargiiya ja (hard or palatal) is used in two ways. First, wherever [...] Prákrta (vargiiya ja or palatal ja). For example, adya → [...] adjective is “nocturnal”.

[13] Changes in pronunciation when suffixes [...] yáciná (the na is transformed into palatal na)). Sanskrit is a language in [...] example, hans rahá hae.

[66] In Mágadhii Prákrta, [...] with sa but it is pronounced with palatal sha. Only Shaorasenii uses the [...] name itself is spelt with sha.

[32] I told you a little while ago that [...] káshtha . But sha is a palatal consonant, while tha is [...] Sha can be combined with the palatal cha . Now if for the sake [...] káśt́ha .

[71] The meaning of the verbal root [...] the cerebral śa and the palatal sha belong to the palatal varńa. Their conjunction [...] conjunction with the cerebral śa.

[72] By adding the suffix ktin to kaś [...] a conjunction with cerebral or palatal letter.

[33] Now let the word shrii be defined [...] the use of tálavya sha [palatal “s”] and múrdhanya [...] [suffix] ii makes this word feminine.

[10] The fourth is shrii. Shrii means [...] the letter sha, tálavya [palatal] sha, is the acoustic root of [...] the word Shrii before the name.