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How would you recommend the encoding of an anusvāra that's hard to read? We had
a reading that should, grammatically, be the plural jāyaṃte (in xml:id SS.5.7.8)
The anusvāra may have been rubbed out here (there's been some other scribal rubbing out on the same line). We can code it as jāya<unclear>ṃ</unclear>te. That works okay in IAST display, but it does not show up in Devanagari display. Obviously, a dot that's italicized is a questionable entity :-) But also, hovering the cursor over the Devanagari anusvāra dot doesn't give the "unclear" popup.
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How would you recommend the encoding of an anusvāra that's hard to read? We had
a reading that should, grammatically, be the plural jāyaṃte (in xml:id SS.5.7.8)
The anusvāra may have been rubbed out here (there's been some other scribal rubbing out on the same line). We can code it as
jāya<unclear>ṃ</unclear>te
. That works okay in IAST display, but it does not show up in Devanagari display. Obviously, a dot that's italicized is a questionable entity :-) But also, hovering the cursor over the Devanagari anusvāra dot doesn't give the "unclear" popup.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: