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MĀTRĀṄGULA (*see* under AṄGULA).—A measure equal to the middle digit of the middle finger in the right hand of the architect or priest, employed in measuring the sacrificial objects like the kuśa-grass or seat, the spout of a ladle, and the ladle, etc.