Folio vol_I_p060_LEFT · 5 structures

huṅkāra (aṣṭādaśakala) — descending phrase variant 1 — Continuation of verse [29] at top of page. Pairwise descending sequence demonstrating the 18-kalā huṅkāra ornament.

huṅkāra (aṣṭādaśakala) — ascending+descending phrase variant 2 (athavā) — Alternative (athavā) form for the same 18-kalā huṅkāra: ascent then descent in overlapping triplets.

sandhipracchādana (sandhi-pracchādanaḥ) — verse [30] / anu 99 — Definition: 'having gone to the seventh svara from tāra, returning and descending by pairs of svaras with four kalās each (kalā-catuṣṭaya-karaṇāt) constitutes sandhi-pracchādana.' Pattern: each pair of adjacent svaras repeated four times, descending from sani→…→risa, then ascending back. A second row (shifted, in smaller type) gives an alternative reading shifting each pair by one svara (e.g. sa-ni → ni-sa, ni-dha → dha-ni). The shifted alternative-reading row appears under several lines (vamā / risa / mapa / dhani / nisa).

vidhuta (eka-kala vidhutaḥ) — verse [31] / anu 100 — Definition: 'pronouncing eight svaras (aṣṭa-svaraṃ caturuccāryaṃ) then the next two svaras quickly (drutoccāraṇāt), thus by ascent in single-kalā, is vidhutaḥ.' Pattern: a svara repeated 4× followed by the next pair (riga / pada etc.), then the second row gives the alternative reading with long vowel (sā sā sā sā / rī rī rī rī / gā gā gā gā / mā mā mā mā / pā pā pā pā / dhā dhā dhā dhā ri°).

uddhuta (uddhūtaḥ) — verse [32] / anu 101 — Definition: 'by descent from tāra of one-svara-intervals (tārād ekāntara-svarāvarohāt krameṇa) is uddhūtaḥ.' Single descending sequence of pairs skipping one svara. A tiny shifted marker '.ti:' appears under 'gas' suggesting an alternative reading 'tisa'(?).