Vedic Meter
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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! The verses of the Vedas have a variety of different meters. They are divided by number of padas in a verse, and by the number of syllables in a pada. Chandas, the study of Vedic meter, is one of the six Vedanga disciplines, or "organs of the vedas".The main principle of Vedic meter is measurement by the number of syllables. The metrical unit of verse is the pada ("foot"), generally of eight, eleven, or twelve syllables; these are termed g yatr , tri ubh and jagat respectively, after meters of the same name. A c is a stanza of typically three or four…mehr

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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! The verses of the Vedas have a variety of different meters. They are divided by number of padas in a verse, and by the number of syllables in a pada. Chandas, the study of Vedic meter, is one of the six Vedanga disciplines, or "organs of the vedas".The main principle of Vedic meter is measurement by the number of syllables. The metrical unit of verse is the pada ("foot"), generally of eight, eleven, or twelve syllables; these are termed g yatr , tri ubh and jagat respectively, after meters of the same name. A c is a stanza of typically three or four padas, with a range of two to seven found in the corpus of Vedic poetry. Stanzas may mix padas of different lengths, and strophes of two or three stanzas (respectively, prag tha and t ca) are common.