Vedic Metre in its Historical Development c19.s1.56

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133. *1–5 see § 88; *1c abhivlágyā; *2c chindhí; *4c a syllable is wanting; 6a hypersyllabic verse, unless śrudhí is a gloss: dādr̥hí; 6f hypersyllabic verse, § 224; 7c devánaam; 7e ávr̥taḥ, § 167 iv. 134. 2d perhaps írádhiai, § 146 ii; 3d catalectic verse; 3f cakṣayā; 5g asuryát, § 135; 6a eṣaam; 6b sómānaam; 6d utá. 135. 1b Rest at the fifth place; 2f váhā; 4f Gautamī verse, cf. § 226 iii a, rather than candará; 5b Virāṭsthānā verse; 5f índrāvāyū; 8a vahathe, § 170 i; 9a vāyu, § 170 ii f. 136. 3d āsate; 4e adyá; 6f jiók. 138. 2f Gautamī verse; 3f hybrid verse; 4a sū; 4b, 4c ujáśua. 139. 1c índrāvāyū; 5c dāsit, § 178; 8a má sū; 11b the insertion of yé at the beginning of the verse is metrically desirable.