Critical Studies in the Phonetic Observations of Indian Grammarians

Abhinidhāna according actual pronunciation Anusvāra assimilation Atharv Atharvaveda belonged bhavet Brāhmaņa breath century A.D. Chapter commentary connection consonant-group consonantal element double consonants examples fact final consonants followed fricative grammar high accent Ibid independent syllable Indian dialects Indian grammarians indicate inscriptions intervocalic consonants Kaiyyata Lahndi language lengthening living dialects long vowel low accent mentioned metre mora musical Narada nasal consonant nasalized vowel observation occur opinion optionally original doubling orthographic Pada Pāli Pāṇ Panini Panjabi Pāriśikṣā Patañjali phenomenon phonetic Pingala plosive pluta pointed Prakrit Prat Prātiśākhyas preceding syllable prescribed probably pronounced quotes regards Rg Prāt Rgveda Sama Veda Samhitā Sandhi Sanskrit seems semi-vowel short vowel Siddhānta Siksā sonant sound speech succeeding syllable Sūtra Svarabhakti Svarita syāt syllabic division syllabic quantity Taitt tathā tendency theory treatise ucyate Uvața Vaidikābharaņa Vāj Vedic verse vocal vyañjanam Vyāsa words Yājñ Yajur Veda Yamas yathā