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 1       XV,   3                |  gives the Pratîkas, i.e. the initial words, of each Anuvâka,
 2       XV,   3                |      final words, we have the initial, i.e. sîkshâm, and then
 3       XV,   3                |   eighth Anuvâka, we have the initial word, and the number of
 4       XV,   3                |   tenth Anuvâka, there is the initial word, and the number of
 5       XV,   7                |       vowel, except a. Before initial a, however, e remains unchanged,
 6       XV,   7                |     and as becomes o, and the initial a is sometimes elided, sometimes
 7       XV,   7                |    change of a final t before initial s into ñ. This also occurs
 8       XV,   7                |      as changed into â before initial vowel[1]:~II, 3, tigmategasâ
 9       XV,   7                |       iti.~II. Final e before initial vowels becomes â. For instance:~
10       XV,   7                | khândase.)~V. Final au before initial vowels becomes â. For instance:~
11       XV,   7                |      atho produces elision of initial short a. For instance:~III,