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SB 12.6.43

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His Divine Grace
A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada


TEXT 43

tato 'kṣara-samāmnāyam
asṛjad bhagavān ajaḥ
antasthoṣma-svara-sparśa-
hrasva-dīrghādi-lakṣaṇam


SYNONYMS

tataḥ—from that oṁkāra; akṣara-of the different sounds; samāmnāyam—the total collection; asṛjat—created; bhagavān—the powerful demigod; ajaḥ—unborn Brahmā; anta-stha—as the semivowels; uṣma—sibilants; svara—vowels; sparśa—and consonant stops; hrasva-dīrgha—in short and long forms; ādi—and so on; lakṣaṇam—characterized.


TRANSLATION

From that oṁkāra Lord Brahmā created all the sounds of the alphabet—the vowels, consonants, semivowels, sibilants and others—distinguished by such features as long and short measure.