Difference between Anuswara and Makaara Sanskrit alphabets for beginners - Varnamala series - 10
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In this video I explain the difference between the Anuswar अं and the Makar म्
In Samskritam the pronunciation of sounds is very important because the meaning of words changes drastically if the words the not pronounced correctly. So, #vak shuddhi is important. So, it is best to learn Sanskrit sounds pronunciation from authentic sources.
This series aims to teach Sanskrit alphabets for beginners. In order to give a strong foundation, in this video we are discussing the 'place of origin' of each Sanskrit sound. This knowledge will give lot of clarity on proper pronunciation.
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Very well explained
Very clearly taught
Thank you
Varnmala series ..pronounciation of different varn or word..by using .सूत्र . ओष्ठ व नाक द्वारा .अनुस्वार . अम् ..अनुस्वार ध्वनि ...beautifully explaind with example. ..namamsi ...great video ..🙏
Mam I bow down to your excellance and do साष्टांग चरणस्पर्श प्रणाम
You are an excellent tutor love the session
Wonderfully video. Very helpful. Thanks
सुन्दरं विवरणम्
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Super man.well explained.dhanyavadah
Thanks so much for this clarification - keep posting these videos.
Good presentation. Thank you.
Very good explanation.
Outstanding explanation
Very clear Mam. Thank you🎉
Excellent video.
Very interesting. Super.
Excellent class
Very good example
Wonderful video. Can you please clarify regarding the usage of chandrabindhu in Sanskrit especially for Vedic scripts. Also when to pronounce ‘gm’ like ganapathigm. Thanks in advance
Very Use ful
Very informative
Thanks ALOT mam! :D
Namaste!
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Great... do you have similar videos on grammar and vocabulary ?
Very nice
I have a doubt using anuswarah in middle of words, is it अंबा or अम्बा ?
सिंहः or सिम्हः ? , संयक् or सम्यक् ?
Hi, Ma'am! I found your videos really useful. Thank you for that! Can you do a video on the difference of 'ण' and 'न' ?
Thank you so much for your feedback and suggestion. Sure, I will make a video on it.
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Can you let us know the correct pronounciaton of Durga beej mantra. Is it Dum or Dung ?
How to decide when to pronounce anuswar as 'n' sound or 'm' sound, while chanting?
You don't have to worry about when to pronounce what in case of these 2. Naturally you will pronounce the correct one. Always this whole science of sounds and pronunciation is based on ease of pronunciation.
Anusvāra make vowels become nasal vowels. Those nasal vowels could be found in Latin, French, Japanese,...
Best wishes from Australia and many thanks for this video. There is lot of confusion on the pronunciation of beej mantras. Example: how will we pronounce ऊँ हौं जूं सः mantra? Will it be:
1. Om Haung Jung Sah
2. Om Haum Joom Sah
3. Om Haum Jung Sah
4. Om Haung Joom Sah
If possible, please do a detailed explanation video taking multiple examples. It will be a huge favor
3rd option is the correct one. I will make a video on this. Thank you.
@@tattvam That will be very kind of you. Best regards from Melbourne :)
_Namaste madam._
The Brihaspati mantra from Rig Veda: ॐ वृषभं चर्षणीनां विश्वरूपमदाभ्यम्। बृहस्पतिं वरेण्यम्॥
Is this the correct way to pronounce? Om Vrishabham Charshaninam Vishvarupamadabhyam Brishastim Varenyam
The confusion is whether "ṁ" is pronounced as "mm" or "nn".
Vedic pronunciation is sometimes different bro.
Beautifully explained. A doubt lingering for long. Maybe one clarification. What if the "m" sound appears in the middle of a word and not at end, such as "shambo". Where do we use anuswara and where not 🙏🏽. Thank you
Thank you. Next week I will put a video on the correct way to pronounce संस्कृतम्. The answer to your question is in that video. Kindly subscribe to the channel if you have'nt yet and click the bell icon so that you will get notified when I add new videos.
Thank you very much
Mam, please give me the link of Uaccharan sthanas vide😢
Wonderful video .. but talu / talavya is soft palate . Thank you.
Amazing video Ma'am.. please explain how to pronounce "ॐ रां राहुवे नम:" 1.Aum Raam Rahuve Namah or 2. Aum Raang Rahuve Namah or 3. Aum Rang Rahuve Namah....Best Regards.
Madam excellent teaching pls tell s we find this letter in sanskrit pls explain and how to pronounce it
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When using 'm' why there is small slanting line under 'm'?
When we produce anuswaram, lips are also involved along with nose. We have to produce it with our lips tightly closed. It is impossible to produce anuswaram with lips open.
How do you pronounce the word, "Sanskrit"?
I will definitely make a video on this. Many have this doubt. Thanks for asking this.
Hello, very nice, and I love the tattvam videos! But, but I didnt get it :(.
From what I understood, this is actually an external sandhi rule (between words), where the first word ends with म्, but it is sometimes transformed into ं when the word is followed by a word that begins with a consonant.
When we say म् the pronunciation is clear as "mm", but the anusvara, ं is ambiguous and determined by the following word's initial sound.
So, for example:
English: I see a beautiful pot using spectacles.
Sanskrit: अहम् उपनेत्रेण सुंदरं कुम्भं पश्यामि
IAST: aham upanetreṇa sundaraṁ kumbhaṁ paśyāmi
We see external म्->* pairings of the following types:
1. [aham upanetreṇa] m -> u (vowel case) : Here the म् is retained as it is followed by a vowel. Easy peasy.
2. [kumbhaṁ paśyāmi] m-p (consonant case with म anunāsika) : Here the म् changes to ं, but it doesn't make a difference because pa-varga has म anunāsika anyway.
3. [sundaraṁ kumbhaṁ] m -> k (consonant case with ङ anunāsika) : Here the म् changes to ं, but since ka-varga has ङ anunāsika, the pronunciation changes from sundaramkumbham to sundaraṅkumbham. Does this mean that an alternate way to write AND pronounce this correctly is: सुंदरङ्कुम्भं ?
Thank you Shubha!
I have question... In the version of Gayatri mantra I read from, first Om is spelled ओम् and first syllable of next word is भू . Although 'bh' is consonant, do we consider 'bhU' to be a vowel, thus the spelling of Om as ओम् ? The following Om is spelled as ॐ and first syllable of next word is त (tat savitur... )
Is this a correct understanding of your lesson in this video?
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भ् is always a consonant.
We can put म् or ं when the next immediate sound is a consonant. But it must always be म् when the next immediate sound is a vowel.
@@tattvam Thank you 🙏
@@TheYogaDen I have seen only seen ॐ being used and not ओम् .... ओम् is used only to assist those who don't know how to pronounce ॐ... In fact औं(Aum) or ओं(Om) will be more appropriate.... in Brahmi script equivalent of ओं(Om) is used,..
There should be clarification if a word ending with anuswar is followed by consonant of group of क च ट त प then pronunciation of anuswar will be ङ् ञ् ण् न् म् respectively. This is what is followed in veda recitation with intonation of anudatt udatt swarit etc. What you have to say about this?
If anuswara is following य र ल व श ष स , how the pronunciation should be ?
It will be like @maanasajay म्
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This video is on a different topic and bang on. I had always wondered why we use ं sometimes and म् at other times while writing.. If u want to learn the pronounciation of anuswara, it depends on the first letter of the word following it. There is a different video for that. But to add I am unable to differentiate between the sounds of the two while chanting..
Ma'am,
I've a query...
In म् and ं,
With म् we have to write as, "अहम् आगमिष्यामि or अहमागमिष्यामि।"
And we cannot write as "अहं आगमिष्यामि।" Which'll be a wrong way.
And with ं as, "अहं पठिष्यामि or अहम्पपठिष्यामि।"
*But can we also write it as,*
*"अहम् पठिष्यामि।"?*
I also have the same question,
Like can we write?
"किम् करिष्यसि or किङ्करिष्यासि(while doing sandhi)"
Or another example
"किम् गमिष्यति or किङ्गमिष्याति(while doing sandhi)".
At the place of,
"किं करिष्यसि and किं गमिष्यति" respectively
*सुमिरूं* how to pronounce this sumiru Or sumirun.. Should I add 'N'... Because there is dot on ru (end letter ru)
Sumiroom
The bilabial nasal plosive is not released before v of a word or before the terminal juncture.(#)I.e.,full stop.
Some pandits give 'n' sound instead of 'm' in dot..... Like gaNga
There is no anuswar in ganga word.
Correct way to write Ganga is
Gaṅgā , here Ṅ is fifth letter of Ka varga ie ङ .
why नॉट alukang khadti
Why we pronounce alukam
Your 'Sa' sounds 'sha'
Your pronunciation is incorrect. You are NOT pronouncing makAraH but "ma" which is makAraH + akAraH. You should show the difference between pronouncing makAraH (without any swaras) and anuswara.