^Tdhra ^T dhrya Wdhva
- ?T nta
«"C^ ntya
- ^ ntra
^* nda
- ^T ndra
- ^T ndha
- y ndhra
^ nna »T npa
- $ npra
"•"H nma ^T nya ^T nra
- H nsa
^T pta FTptya ¥piia Wppa ^H pma "C^Tpya ^pra ^P la "^ pva "^Tpsa l -*W psva ^"bgha ^jTbja ^bda ^Tbdha P"bna IT bba ^Tbbha o^T bbhya o^Tbya ^"bra ITbva ^Tbhna ^T bhya ^ bhra ^* bhva ¥mna <*"H mpa "H4 mpra
- ^l mba
«T mbha J-<H mma ^T mya ^ mra ^ mla
- ^l mva
^yya ^"yva r^>lka C^Tlpa C*H lma r^Tlya 8 11a r^l lva C^ lha P" vna °^ vya $t vra g vva IT sea €jM scya ?T sna SRTsya ^f sra 9T srya ^ sla ^T sva ""oM svya 55T ssa ^ sta ETM stya }r stra jjTM. strya ^T stva ^ stha ^■M sna ^^T snya ^T spa "^T" spra ^H sma ^Tsya "^ sva ^>ska "Hej s kha "W sta ^ stya "^ stra 4^c| stva ^Tstha ^iTsna ^T snya ^H spa "^-hspha "HH sma "H"H smya ^Tsya ^Tsra "W sva "Hrl ssa ^ hna ^ hna ^f hma ^Jhya J% hra ^hla ^ hva The table does not cover all possible combinations of consonants, but, on the other hand, it does contain many that are quite rare and which you may never come across in print. So, having worked through the table, you may be confident that you will be able to decipher any samyoga that you may meet. Just as a matter of interest, the greatest number of conjunct consonants in a real word is five: the usual example quoted for this is ^Tc^T (kartsnya).
