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Pramāṇa viparyaya vikalpa nidrā smṛtayaḥ

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pramāṇa = measurement, perception. The verb man- means to think (i.e. English mention, mind pra- is a prefix that is the same as our English prefix pro- borrowed from greek.

viparyayah = incorrect thought, incorrect perception. Formed from prefixes vi-, pari- (i.e. periscope).

vikalpa = delusion. kalpa ‘well ordered’ is historically the same word as English help ‘facilitate’. See the historical grammar section for the sound correspondences. Once again prefix vi-

nidra = sleep, dream. dra- is the source of English dream. Recall that ni- is a prefix meaning ‘down’ (for example English nether.

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