Vedic Metre in its Historical Development c19.s7.67

c19.s7.67

97. 3c *suaíh*; 10b for the numerous hypersyllabic verses of which this stands first see § 224; 13a caesura after the third syllable; 14c *tuát*. 98. 4b heptasyllabic verse; 7b extended Pentad verse; 8a *váar*, § 151 i; also the word *divé-dive* probably belongs to this verse; 9b perhaps *urū́yuge*, § 166 iv; 12c *rāsvā*. 99. 1a *hiáh*, cf. § 140; 1b *vajri*, § 178; 4c *sá*. *100. 3a *bharatā*; 12b the interpretation is doubtful, perhaps *diaúh*, then irregular break and Jagatī cadence. 101. 3a perhaps *mitra varuṇa*, § 166 i; 7b *kārtuā*; 7c *naasatyā*; 9c *śriṇánāh*; 9c, 10a catalectic verses; 12c *asuríyah*, cf. § 173 ii: hybrid verse, or read *deván*, cf. § 151 iii; 13b *róhiṇiā*; 13c *citrá iva*.