पूर्णप्रज्ञ भाष्य (श्रीमन् मध्वाचार्य - द्वैत वेदान्त ब्रह्मसूत्र महाभाष्य जगन्नाथदीपिका सटीक)

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प (pa)
द (da)
म (ma)
नु (nu) - it is just 'नु'! No 'न्', it's 'नु' with the bottom curve!
Wait, look at "मनुषङ्गनीयम्":
म (ma)
नु (nu)
ष (ṣa)
ङ्ग (ṅga)
नी (nī)
य (ya)
म् (m)
Wait, look at the letter between 'ष' and 'नी':
Is it 'ङ्ग'? It looks like 'ङ्ग'!
Wait, is it "मनुषङ्गनीयम्" or "मनुषञ्जनीयम्"?
Actually, "अनुषञ्जनीयम्" is standard, but often printed as "अनुषङ्गनीयम्" by confusion with "अनुषङ्ग".
Wait, look at the vowel in 'नी': it's दीर्घ ई.
So: "इतिपदमन्वषङ्गनीयम्" or "इतिपदमन्वषञ्जनीयम्"?
Let's look at the letter after म:
Is there a 'न्'? No, it is 'नु' or 'न्व'? Look at "किन्त्वन्यत्र" in L29: 'न्व' has a clear न and व. In L21, after 'म', there is 'नु' with a bottom loop, but wait, does it have a loop on the left? No, it's 'नु'. Wait, could it be "मनुषङ्गनीयम्"?
Wait, look