Opinion: It should be omitted if you can find the word on an English dictionary. But it's about the spelling "Bhava-agra". It looks like a word "Bhava-agra" on this wiki. But consulting Monier-Williams' "A Sanskrit-English dictionary", that word is listed as भवाग् (bhavâgra), "â" of which means "long 'a' with two 'a' ― the end of "bhava" & the head of "agra" ― connected. So it should be "bhavagra" when it's in the regular context, "bhavâgra" or "bhavāgra" when the distinct sign is needed to show it's long vowel. --Masuo64 08:17, April 14, 2010 (UTC)