the thousand distinguished pāsurams in the form of andhādhi (having connection between the ending of one pāsuram and the beginning of the next pāsuram) —

among the distinguished thousand pāsurams which are in the style of anthādhi (ending word of one pāsuram relating to the beginning of next pāsuram) —

in the form of andhādhi (antha + ādhi —

in andhādhi type of poem (last word/letter of one pāsuram remains consistent with the first word/letter of the next pāsuram) —

anthādhi style (ḫirst word/sentence of a pāsuram relates to the last word/sentence of previous pāsuram) in which the structure of the pāsurams cannot be corrupted —

in the form of anthādhi (last word of one pāsuram, being connected to the first word of next pāsuram) —

being in andhādhi [antham + ādhi, a type of poem where the last word of one pāsuram is used as the first word in the next pāsuram] —

in anthādhi style (beginning of a pāsuram matching the ending of previous pāsuram) —

in the [poetic] form of anthādhi [ending of one pāsuram connecting with the beginning of the next pāsuram] —

in anthādhi type [where end of one pāsuram relates to the beginning of the next pāsuram] —

anthādhi poems —

these thousand pāsurams which are mercifully spoken in anthādhi form —