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For sons, etc., it is the lineage. The lineage is one. From "Ata" comes "In". From "Yani", "In", etc. For the going of "Ga" as well. From "Garga" etc. comes "Yani". "Yani", "Ani" etc. also. For descendants, it is also for the benefit of non-"Atma". From "Bahu" etc. as well. Subhadri's "Akan". "Ya", "Va" etc., not the first word, and those of "Aicha". From "Kunja" etc., for lineage also "Tsapani". From "Prata" comes "Tsapani", for non-female. For "Nya" etc., it is its king. For its many kings, for non-female, through it. From "Nada" etc. comes "Paga". For Shiva etc., it is "Ani". Sage Andhaka, Vrishni, Kuru etc. also. Number Sama, Bhadra before Matri comes "Uta". "Kanya"'s "Kanini" also. From women comes "Dhaka". From "Shubhra" etc. also. Not Kadru's "Dha" has "Deyi". From "Ita" also, from non-"In" comes. For "Kalyani" etc., it is "Inang". Hrid, Bhaga, Sindhu etc. ending is also of the previous word. Kulata's also. From Chataka comes "Airaka". From "Godha" comes "Dhaka". From slender ones also. From "Pitrishvasri" comes "Tsani". "Dhaka" has "Deyi". From "Matrishvasri" also. From "Rajanshvasura" comes "Yata". From "Rajan" for lineage comes "Yata". For "Shatra" is "Gha". From "Kula" comes "Kha". From no previous word comes "Yata", "Dhaka", "Nya" etc. also. From "Mahakula" comes "Ani", "Khani" etc. From "Dushkula" comes "Dhaka". From "Svasri" comes "Tsa". From "Bhratri" comes "Byata" also. For the enemy is "Byani". From "Revati" etc. comes "Thaka". "Tha" is "Ika". For non-sage uninterrupted, from "Bidala" etc. comes "Ani". From "Yaska" etc. for lineage. From Atri, Bhrigu, Kutsa, Vasishtha, Gotama, Angiras etc. also. From the word of the region, from the royal family comes "Ani". Short also. For correct combination is heavy. Long also. From non-sage, heavy, end near, for lineage, "Ani", "In" etc. are "Nya". From "Ashvapati" etc. also. Diti, Aditi, Adityapati, from the latter word comes "Nya". From "Utsa" etc. comes "Ani". From "Stri", "Pumsa" etc., for things are "Nani", "Snani" etc. Through it, from cooked color. From Lasha, Rochana, Shakala, Kardama etc. comes "Thaka". For the time of conjunction of constellations.