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# Shrutabodha 35\_143

English (machine translation) 35\_143

- **Language:** English

### [35\_143](https://indike.org/pramana/in.vedanga.chanda.srutabodha~en-mt.35_143)

Vernacular explanation: O nectar-creeper! That in which the first two syllables, that is, the first and second, the fourth, the ninth, the eleventh, and the final syllable are long, and where there is a pause at the fourth and the \[subsequent\] ninth syllable, know that to be the prabhāvatī metre. 35.

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