बौधायन श्रौतसूत्रम् (कृष्ण यजुर्वेद तैत्तिरीय शाखा - सम्पूर्ण प्रश्न एवं श्रौत-याग कल्प सटीक)

: ख is printed with the loop at the top, curved down, and the loop of व attached to the stem. Yes, that is standard NSP / traditional Devanagari font for ख! So the glyph is undeniably ख! And the next glyph is धा with ँ (anunasika / candrabindu with a dash/avagraha). Wait, look at the candrabindu: it is ँ! Wait, why does it have an anunasika? Wait! Look at शतमानँ in line 5: शतमान followed by ँ (actually, the Vedic sign for anunasika is ँ or ᳲ or ऽँ). In Unicode, how should we transcribe this Vedic anunasika? Let's look at line 5: शतमानँ or शतमान्ँ or शतमान्? Wait, look at the symbol: it is an avagraha-like curve with a candrabindu on top: ऽँ or just ँ! Wait, in Devanagari typography of Vedic texts (like NSP, Vaidika Samshodhana Mandala), a final nasal / anunasika is represented by a candrabindu over an avagraha: ऽँ or just candrabindu ँ! Wait, let's look at line 5: `स्रुच्यवदधाति शतमानँ हिरण्यं