Devanagari script प्रकीर्णकः प्रकीर्णोत्तरो निषण्णः पार्श्वानुवृत्त ऊर्मिमार्गः शरभक्रीडितः शरभप्लुतस्त्रितालो बाह्यानुवृत्तः पञ्चपाणिः सिंहायतः स्वाधूतः क्लिष्टः श्लिङ्गितो बृंहितः पुष्पाभिकीर्णश्चेति नीचैर्गतमार्गः ॥ कZ_०२.३०.३५ ॥
Transliteration prakīrṇakaḥ prakīrṇottaro niṣaṇṇaḥ pārśvānuvṛtta ūrmimārgaḥ śarabhakrīḍitaḥ śarabhaplutastritālo bāhyānuvṛttaḥ pañcapāṇiḥ siṃhāyataḥ svādhūtaḥ kliṣṭaḥ śliṅgito bṛṃhitaḥ puṣpābhikīrṇaśceti nīcairgatamārgaḥ
Translation The nīcairgata course consists of these (named) patterns: prakīrṇaka, prakīrṇottara, niṣaṇṇa, pārśvānuvṛtta, ūrmimārga, śarabhakrīḍita, śarabhapluta, tritāla, bāhyānuvṛtta, pañcapāṇi, siṃhāyata, svādhūta, kliṣṭa, śliṅgita, bṛṃhita, and puṣpābhikīrṇa.
Word by Word प्रकीर्णकः the ‘prakīrṇaka’ (a named low gait/track) प्रकीर्णोत्तरः the ‘prakīrṇottara’ (a named low gait/track) निषण्णः the ‘niṣaṇṇa’ (sitting/settled; a named low gait/track) पार्श्वानुवृत्तः the ‘pārśvānuvṛtta’ (moving along the side; a named low gait/track) ऊर्मिमार्गः the ‘ūrmimārga’ (wave-like track; a named low gait/track) शरभक्रीडितः the ‘śarabhakrīḍita’ (like the play of a śarabha; a named low gait/track) शरभप्लुतः the ‘śarabhapluta’ (leaping like a śarabha; a named low gait/track) त्रितालः the ‘tritāla’ (three-beat/three-step; a named low gait/track) बाह्यानुवृत्तः the ‘bāhyānuvṛtta’ (moving outward/along the outside; a named low gait/track) पञ्चपाणिः the ‘pañcapāṇi’ (five-hand measure; a named low gait/track) सिंहायतः the ‘siṃhāyata’ (lion-like extended/long; a named low gait/track) स्वाधूतः the ‘svādhūta’ (well-shaken; a named low gait/track) क्लिष्टः the ‘kliṣṭa’ (strained/afflicted; a named low gait/track) श्लिङ्गितः the ‘śliṅgita’ (a named low gait/track) बृंहितः the ‘bṛṃhita’ (swollen/roaring; a named low gait/track) पुष्पाभिकीर्णः the ‘puṣpābhikīrṇa’ (strewn with flowers; a named low gait/track) नीचैः low/downward; in a low manner गतमार्गः a gait/track (mode of movement) More Details FAQs They function like an official syllabus: trainers can be evaluated against a checklist, and the state can enforce uniform standards across stables and regions.
