diacriticals
Jinavamsa at aol.com
Jinavamsa at aol.com
Fri Jul 7 23:47:40 UTC 1995
I understand that Sanskrit long vowels are doubled (replacing the macron or
older circumflex accent) and that consonantal diacriticals include a
preceding period for the retroflex (cerebral):
.r .r .th .d .dh .n .m .s
and similarly for visarga .h
that palatals include ~n and "s
What about representing the overdots of
the gutteral n
the anusvaara (both the dot over the m and the dot resting inside a little
half-circle cupping the dot from below)? am I forgetting any other relevant
instances here?
thank you.
Jinavamsa
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