Vedic Metre in its Historical Development c11.141

c11.141

(b) -va (rare): úruá v 30 4d, ix 87 8b; úrdhuá iv 6 2c, [x 61 20c], 105 9a; kāṇuá viii 2 40b, 4 20a; 1 tánua iii 31 2a; 2 tánua x 93 15b; 3 tánua ix 14 4b, 78 1c: always in yádua. Much more commonly in ásva, where a heavy syllable is produced by external or internal Sandhi: ásva i 175 4d, vi 47 23a, ix 94 5a, x 22 5a, 39 10a; aghá- i 116 6b; ajá- i 138 4b 4c, vi 55 3b 4a, 58 2a, ix 67 10a; ?jrá- i 100 16b 116 16b, 117 18d; jirá- i 119 1b, 157 3b; śatá- viii 4 19a, x 62 8c; śyává- v 61 5c, viii 35 19b 20b 21b, 36 7a, 37 7a, 38 8a; sámbhṛta- viii 34 12b.