SrI:
My humble pranams.
I have a small doubt.
I have read your book on Purusha sookhtham and I understand the
meaning of trissapta. It is three times seven.
But in the context below
'dasha sapta cha varSHANI'
why 'cha'?
>From my very little knowledge of sanskrit, I see it as
dasha: saptha: cha, meaning ten and seven.
What does ten and seven imply?
Ten plus seven or ten times seven?
I see a parallel to this Thiruchanda viruttham pasurams, where the
addition is indicated by 'um' (ummai-th-thogai, the Tamil equivalent
of sanskrit samaasam) and an absence of 'um' (cha) indicates
multiplication.
Kindly correct me and clarify.
With humble pranams,
jayasree.
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