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SARVA-KĀMIKA—(see Utsedha)—Also called ‘dhanada’, a height which is 1 ¾ of the breadth. (See M. xxxv. 22-26, and cf. Kāmikāgamā, L. 24-28, under Adbhuta).
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- Kāmikāgama — Sanskrit
- Mānasāra — Sanskrit