The six words - 1. kāṇḍa 2. cīra 3. palala 4. sūpa 5. śāka and 6. kūla of sūtras [[6.2.126]]-129 preceded by a non-living Genitive 6th-Case word have acute accent (udātta) on the first syllable.,
As दर्भका꣡ण्डम्, शरका꣡ण्डम्; दर्भची꣡रम्, कुशची꣡रम् ॥ In the last two examples चीर is not used as a comparison, that case being governed by 6.2.127, तिलप꣡ललम्, मूलकशाक꣡म्, मुद्गसू꣡पः ॥ Here पलल, सूप and शाक do not denote mixing, which is governed by 6.2.128. नन्दीकू꣡लम्, समुद्रकू꣡लम्, here the compound does not denote a Name, which would be the case under 6.2.129. Why these 'six' only? Observe राजसूदः ॥,