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XXVI
Diacritical Marks
Yox @
@ al
If
(0)
(gh)
(c)
(ch)
|
ñ)
(t)
(th)
(d)
(dh)
(ph)
(v)
श् (6)
3rar (m) See the note
विसर्ग
Note: In addition to the usual diacritical mark m for an Anusvāra, alternative marks - n, ñ, n, n, and m - have also been used, in view of the pronunciation by scholars. Further, if the last letter is 'm' in the transliteration of any word of any stanza written in this book, then that ‘m' is to be understood as the transliteration of the Anusvāra.
