<transcript><audio_7>topic in the devanagari script an Apsara is represented with a dot Bindu above the letter eg ma'am in the International alphabet of Sanskrit transliteration i AST the corresponding symbol as mm with</transcript><transcript><audio_8>an under not some transcriptions render notation of phonetic variants used in some Vedic Jacques with variant transcription M in writing Sanskrit the Anna's vara is often used as an alternative representation of the nasal stop with the same place of articulation</transcript><transcript><audio_9>as the following plosive for example limb of the body may be written with either a conjunct anga anga or with an annus vara anga AMGA a variant of the anis vara the Anu Niseko or Kandra Bindu</transcript><transcript><audio_10>was used more explicitly for nasalized vowels as in M Samsa for portion you</transcript><transcript><audio_11>topic in Marathi the anise vara is pronounced as a nasal that is home organic to the following consonant with the same place of articulation for example it is pronounced as the dental nasal and before dental consonants as the by labial nasal em before by labial</transcript> topic in the devanagari script an Apsara is represented with a dot Bindu above the letter eg ma'am in the International alphabet of Sanskrit transliteration i AST the corresponding symbol as mm with an under not some transcriptions render notation of phonetic variants used in some Vedic Jacques with variant transcription M in writing Sanskrit the Anna's vara is often used as an alternative representation of the nasal stop with the same place of articulation as the following plosive for example limb of the body may be written with either a conjunct anga anga or with an annus vara anga AMGA a variant of the anis vara the Anu Niseko or Kandra Bindu was used more explicitly for nasalized vowels as in M Samsa for portion you topic in Marathi the anise vara is pronounced as a nasal that is home organic to the following consonant with the same place of articulation for example it is pronounced as the dental nasal and before dental consonants as the by labial nasal em before by labial
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