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Anucarana, or Imitative sounds 204. On some Idioms 207. as ఊరక, పాపం, వుణ్యం, సంగతి, దేహం, కడుపు, మాట, అని, 208. Miscellaneous rules; One compounded and contracted words 209. Abbreviations in writing 211. On Arithmetical signs and on Dates 212. Money tables 214. Divisions of measures 216 the candy, the putty, and the maund 217. the tola &c. 218. Measures of length 218. square measurement 219. Divisions of time 219. of the month 220. |
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| On Etymology 221. Tadbhavam, Tatsamam &c. 222. On Dialects 223. | ||
| CHAPTER VII. On Prosody 224. Feet 226. Section II. Uniform Metres, the Hamsa yana 227. On rhyme 227. Panchachamara 227. Utpalamala and Champacamala 228. Sardūla and Mattēbha 229. Section III. The Canda Padyam 231 in Latin, the Arya, 233. Sect. IV. On changing Metres 234. Indra and Surya feet 234. Yati and Prasa 235. Giti metres 235. Ataveladi and Tētagiti 236. Sīsa 237. On Dwipada 238. Unusual metres 241. Layagrahi, Layahari 241. Ragada metre, 241. Padam, kirtana, Sangita padam 242. Dandacam 242. Taruvaja, Utasha 243. Accara 244. On Rhyme 245. | ||
| CHAPTER VIII. Supplementary rules. On the spelling used in writing verse 246, 7. On Etymology:—Druta Words 247. Cala words 249. On softening Initial consonants in Poetry 250. Analogy to the Welch, Saxon and Celtic languages 251. On contraction in Poetry 253. On Elision and the changes of Vowels 254. On some constractions 258. On Sanscrit Elision and Permutation 260. On Proper names, 263. On some abbreviations, 264. Conclusion; on Telugu Literature. | ||
