# Bhakti Shatak — source page 66

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Book: Bhakti Shatak
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Source PDF pages: 66–66



<a id="line-1"></a>अ (ȧ), छ (c̣h), ड़ (ḋ), ढ़ (ḋh), त (ṭ), थ (ṭh), द (ḍ), ध (ḍh) use  
<a id="line-2"></a>pronunciation marks.  
<a id="line-3"></a>NASALS  
<a id="line-4"></a>अं (ं) n almost full ‘n’ sound like sing, ring, monk  
<a id="line-5"></a>ङ and (ँ) ṇ soft ‘n’ sound like going, sighing  
<a id="line-6"></a>ञ, ण ṅ high pitch cerebral sound,  
<a id="line-7"></a>(no similar sounding word in English)  
<a id="line-8"></a>ऐ (ai), औ (au), घ (gh), झ (jh) ठ (th), त (ṭ), ध (ḍh), फ (ph), ण (ṅ),  
<a id="line-9"></a>ञ (ṅ), क्ष (k-c̣h), and ज्ञ (gya) sounds in their pure form are not  
<a id="line-10"></a>used in the English language. Also there is no resemblance of ड़  
<a id="line-11"></a>(ḋ), or ढ़ (ḋh) sound in English language.

The supplied bilingual Bhakti Shatak edition: 100 original Hindi couplets, printed Hindi explanation, Roman transliteration and published English elucidation. Source wording and contributor credits are preserved; no new meanings are generated. Supplied edition: Copyright2002; Introduction signed Guru Poornima2002. Published translation: H.D. Swami Prakashanand Saraswati.

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Unofficial source transcription. Roman transliteration is not an English translation. No missing meanings are generated.