ताण्ड्य महाब्राह्मण / पञ्चविंश ब्राह्मण (सायण भाष्य एवं चिन्नस्वामी शास्त्री टीका सहित)

orꣳ? Wait! In Samaveda, before 'हि', 'मनिडम् हि' becomes 'मनिडꣳ हि' or 'मनिडँ हि'. In many North Indian/Devanagari prints, the gum-kara is printed as a distinct character: ꣳorँ. Let's see: मनिडँorमनिडंorमनिडꣳ? Look at line 18: यत्प्रातःसवनमनिड Then after ड: a glyph like a superscript/inline sign. And in line 19: यदिडामस्मभ्य Then after भ्य: the same glyph! Let's represent it accurately: ꣳ(U+A8F3, standard for Vedic gum/candrabindu virama) orँ. Since ꣳis the standard Unicode representation for this Vedic anunāsika sign, usingꣳ` is very accurate and standard in Vedic digital texts.

Let's double-check all punctuation, danda, pluti, etc.:
Line 8: "अयन्नू ३ना ३ इति,"
Pluti 3: "३"
Let's verify line 8: "अयन्नू ३ना ३ इति," - yes, there is '३' right after 'अयन्नू', then 'ना', then '३', then 'इति,'.