ललिता सहस्रनाम: सौभाग्यभास्कर भाष्य (भास्करराय मखी प्रणीत मूर्धन्य शाक्त भाष्य)

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Because at first glance: त + द्वै + तै... wait!
Could it be "तद्वैतैश्वर्यभाजः"?
Wait: त (ta) - द्वै (dvai) - त (ta) - ऐ (ai)... that makes no sense.
What about "त्वद्दत्तैश्वर्यभाजः"?
Look at the very first character:
Is it 'त'? Yes.
Is the second character 'द्'?
Wait, could it be 'द्द'?
Yes, 'द्द'!
Then what is next? 'त्तै'!
Yes, 'त्त' with 'ै'!
So it is: त + द्द + त्तै = "तद्दत्तैश्वर्यभाजः"!
Wait, look at: त द्द त्तै - wait, is there a 'द' or just 'द्' + 'द'?
Yes, 'द्द' in Devanagari is often written as two 'द's, or 'द्' followed by 'द', or a combined ligature 'द्द'.
Here it is: 'त' followed by 'द्' followed by 'द' (or 'त्त')?
Wait, look at:
त
द्
द (or त)
Wait, look at the typeset: "त द्द त्तै श्व र्य भ ा ज ः"
Let's re-verify:
Is the first word: "तद्दत्तैश्वर्यभाजः"?
Yes! तद्दत्तैश्वर्यभाजः = तद् (by Him