Andhrabharati
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1 year ago One additional marking (<cse>...</cse>) also done, which has no correlating info in any other lexical work.
However on a quick look, being just in the range [2-7] they appear to denote various तत्पुरुष समास types, that are come across in VCP and SKD [२ त॰ to ७ त॰]. Or they could probably be taken as the 6 cases (विभक्ति) in the Skt. language.
They total 90 (in count) in the whole text now, and they all are inside round braces (individual or with a comma separation) between the HW and the corresp. lexical info.
Further looking at these might give some deciding clue. @drdhaval2785, would you mind taking a look at these once?
In the process of checking for ls-orphan numbers, it is felt that creating new tags to 'enclose' various numbers to separate out "pure"-numbers would facilitate in quicker finding of the ls-orphans. And this has worked well and the identified orphans were appropriately filled up. No more orphans exist (hopefully!) in the mw_AB.text now.
The new tags introduced in this lookout (with some explanation) are--
<cl>...</cl>| these denote the Skt. verbal roots (dhAtus) in 10 classes, and these numbers are marked as circled numbers [➀-➉]<col>...</col>| these denote the column numbers (in the same page) in MW print, that are used in cross-referencing various entries<ln>...</ln>| these denote the line numbers at the cited reference<nt>...</nt>| these denote the Notes in the cited reference<pcol>...</pcol>| these denote the page & column numbers in MW print, that are used in cross-referencing various entries<pe>...</pe>| these denote the 3 persons [First, Second and Third] used in declension forms<pg>...</pg>| these denote the page numbers in MW print, that are used in cross-referencing various entries<sch>...</sch>| this is mostly (a) an associated tag denoting commentarial work(s) when occurring at a cited text (the ls-tag), or (b) a commentator where such a person's name is citedAlso two more changes are done wrt numbers, as below-
<hom>-numbers are marked as numerals with a fullstop [⒈-⒏], and this covered many untagged<hom>-numbers as well!!After the exercise, the remaining numbers are either (a) pure numbers or (b) numbers with a dot as "list" items.