Pa > References for ‘palate’

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[8] The distinctiveness of vibrations [...] different portions of the tongue and palate, as the result of which their [...] think that the water is sweet.

[8] Regarding Parama Puruśa, [...] with the tongue touching the upper palate – a light “ja” [...] as “ya”) it is said:

[4] Just as the a sound is the [...] pronounced through both sides of the palate. The seven Vedic notes, the seven [...] were prescribed.

[3] The sound a is the acoustic root [...] concentrated on the front part of the palate and not like the second consonant [...] second consonant of the ka group.)

[2] In Bengali both hard ja and light [...] touching the tongue to the upper palate while light ya is pronounced by thrusting the tongue towards the teeth’s lower gum.

[3] Earlier I said that when ra is [...] tongue to the teeth of the upper palate. If it occurs in the middle or [...] touching the teeth of the upper palate, as in carańa. Unfortunately, [...] pay sufficient attention to this.

[18] The various letters are divided [...] touching the tongue to the upper palate. For example, ca, cha, ja, jha, [...] example, ta, tha, da, dha, na and sa.

[9] The next letter is ra. When ra [...] touches the teeth of the upper palate. One example is rańa. If [...] tongue to the teeth of the upper palate, for example, carańa.

[42] Kutu + kan = kutuka . The [...] this sweet in order to please the palate of this dignitary. It was given [...] curiosity to get to know this sweet.

[16] “Just as your life is extremely [...] sake of the gratification of my palate.” But then one may suddenly [...] dogma should be rejected forthwith.

[14] Sometimes you acknowledge that [...] Puruśa has never been defiled by the palate. If you want to describe Him by [...] Puruśa, Bhagaván, etc.

[7] It is a good idea, not only with [...] is, limited to the tongue, soft palate, and lips. It certainly would [...] are not pleasing or unpleasing.