Varnailā technical_term
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varnaila_definition_quality_descriptionsdefinition · 1 att.
Varṇailā is a musical form characterized by descriptions of qualities like glory, enthusiasm, and steadfastness presented in definite order.varnaila_regulated_by_syllables_onlydefinition · 1 att.
Varṇailā is regulated by syllable count alone, with no regulation of tāla, rasa, or rāga.varnaila_seven_countenumeration · 1 att.
There are seven varieties of varṇailā described in a similar (samarasa) manner.varnaila_seven_varietiesenumeration · 1 att.
Varṇailā has seven varieties: madanavatī, śaśilekhā, prabhāvatī, mālatī, lalitā, hemavatī, kusumavatī.varnaila_talas_setenumeration · 1 att.
Varṇailā is sung in tālas including maṇṭha, dvitīya, kaṅkāla, and ḍmatitāla.varnaila_syllable_count_progressionstructural · 1 att.
The seven varṇailā varieties progress from eleven to seventeen syllables per foot in sequence.
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RULE id: varnailā (cluster 323) SCOPE: technical_term family STATUS: empirical CONFIDENCE: empirical PROTECT: false
Essence pseudocode — identity + RECORD. The page citations for each slot value are in the Grammar record table above (audit trail). The full DSL adds ASSERTIONS with verbatim quotes (see Affirmations below) and CITED_RULES (see Graph relations).
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Outgoing (17)
--[attribution]--> Matanga (1)--[enumeration]--> Varņa (1)--[structural]--> gandharva (1)--[structural]--> pada (1)--[definition]--> rasa (1)--[enumeration]--> lalitā (1)--[enumeration]--> mālatī (1)--[structural]--> kankāla (1)--[enumeration]--> Madanavatī (1)--[enumeration]--> śaśilekhā (1)--[enumeration]--> prabhāvatī (1)--[enumeration]--> hemavatī (1)--[enumeration]--> kusumavatī (1)--[structural]--> maņļha (1)--[definition]--> MS A (1)--[definition]--> tāla (1)--[definition]--> rāga (1)
Incoming (2)
Affirmations (7)
The doctrine of varṇailā is attributed to Matanga, who described it according to accepted order
"that has been said to be varṇailā by Matanga according to the accepted order."
Varnailā is regulated by syllable count alone, without regulations of tāla, rasa, or rāga
"There is no regulation of tāla here, none of msa and none of rāga; there is only the regulation of syllables (in their number); hence it is called varyailā."
varṇailā is a musical form characterized by descriptions of qualities like glory, enthusiasm, and steadfastness presented in definite order
"Where the respectability brought about by the description of glory, enthusiasm, steadfastness and the like is seen in a definite order, that is said to be varyailā."
Varnailā has seven varieties: Madanavatī, śaśilekhā, prabhāvatī, mālatī, lalitā, hemavatī, and kusumavatī
"Madanavatī, śaśilekhā, prabhāvatī, mālatī, similarly lalitā, hemavatī, (and) kusumavatī, these seven are the elās regulated on the basis of varņa (syllable)."
There are seven varieties of varṇailā that are described in similar manner
"now the
seven varnailās are being described in a way similar (samarasa) to the same."
The seven varnailā varieties are sung in sequence, beginning with eleven syllables and ending with seventeen syllables in each foot
"Beginning with eleven syllables and ending with seventeen (syllables in
each foot), these seven are sung in sequence, by the gandharvas with
beautiful padas (textual units) (and) good sounds."
varṇailā is sung in specific tālas including maņļha, dvitīya, kankāla, and įmatitāla
"It is sung in tālas like maņļha, dvitīya, kankāla (and) įmatitāla."