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Shloka. A stanza, esp. One of four eight-syllable padas; as a unit of length of prose, 32 syllables [RY] | Shloka. A stanza, esp. One of four eight-syllable padas; as a unit of length of prose, 32 syllables [RY] | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:15, 29 May 2021
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Shloka. A stanza, esp. One of four eight-syllable padas; as a unit of length of prose, 32 syllables [RY]