“Abhinihita”, “Prāśliṣṭa”, and both “Jātya” and “Kṣipra”, as well as “Tairovyañjana” and “Pādavṛtta”, - this is the group of “svarita” [varieties]. The “abhinihita” is the sharpest of all. [Softer] than that is said to be the “prāśliṣṭa”. Softer than that is the next pair of accents, i. e. “jātya” and “kṣipra”. (p. 424)
- Deshpande (1997)

[Where] the final “e” or “o” [are merged with] the following “a” [resulting into “e” and “o” respectively], that [“svarita”] is [called] “abhinihita”. (p. 426)
- Deshpande (1997)