Now for cases in which s follows.

sra , śo , ha , pā , and śa , at the beginning of a pada , take anusvāra before a s that is followed by a vowel.

Even when the vowel is altered.

As also , when they are preceded by ra.

Also in śam̐stā , except when it is accented on the final syllable.

Also in aśam̐san.

But not in śasanam and viśasanena.

mā takes anusvāra when beginning a pada and unaccented.

As also when preceded by pu or mī , under all circumstances.

And when followed by sakāya.

But not when preceded by a former member of a compound.

Nor in māsi , māsu , māsaḥ , or māsām.

The followin words have anusvāra before s : hi , pu , jigā , jighā , cham̐sine , atam̐sayat , ātām̐sīt , kanīyā , jyāyā , drāghīyā , raghīyā , śreyā , hrasīyā , vasīyā , bhūyām̐saḥ , jakṣvā , jaghnivā , jigivā , jīgivā , tasthivā , dāśvā , dīdivā , papivā , pīpivā , vidvā , viviśivā , śuśruvā , sasr̥vā.

The vowels ā , ī , and ū have anusvāra , when they are followed by si or ṣi final.

Eve when the i is altered.

According to sāṃkr̥tya , the vowel , except ā , is short.

Not , under any circumstances , in a dissylabic word.

Nor in r̥jīṣi , jigāsi , jighāsi , ajāsi , yajāsi , dadāsi , dadhāsi , and vartayāsi.

In dam̐sanābhyaḥ , dam̐sobhiḥ , dam̐sam , vr̥ṣadam̐śaḥ , dam̐śukā , and dam̐ṣṭrābhyām , anusvāra is taken in the latter place.

Also in mam̐sye , mam̐satai , yam̐sad , yam̐san , vam̐sate , and am̐sagaḥ.

Also in vam̐śam , after ut or na.

Also in akram̐sta , kram̐syate , ram̐syate , and bhram̐śate.

And also in ram̐hyai.

The ai , according to ukhya , is excessive.

Also in vi , ri , and tri , in numerals , except in su.

Also in śim̐śumāraḥ , śim̐ṣat , sam̐śvā , sam̐srā , sam̐sr̥ṣṭa , sam̐skr̥tya sam̐kr̥ta , sam̐śita , sam̐śitā , kim̐śila , and kim̐śilā.

Also after si , tr̥ , or dr̥ , when h follows.

As also , in mam̐hiṣṭhasya.

Also , after the first vowel , in am̐hatiḥ , am̐haḥ , am̐hoḥ , am̐homuc , atyam̐hāḥ , am̐hasaḥ , am̐hasā , am̐śam , am̐śubhiḥ , am̐śabhuvā , am̐śu , am̐śū , am̐śavaḥ , am̐śuḥ , am̐śum , am̐śūn , am̐śunā , am̐śoḥ , am̐śāya , upām̐śu , and am̐śau //

Also in am̐se , am̐sāya , am̐sābhyām , and am̐sau , when accented on the first syllable.

But not in asāv ā.