| Gamidi # | Gamidi Text | Description | Swara Variation | Occurence |
| -1 | - | No Gamaka. | ||
| 1 | KS | Starts with 1 swara below the entered note, goes up 2 swaras and ends at the entered note. Ex: For Sankarabharanam r, the gamaka is sgr. | Dheerasankarabaranam: R | |
| 2 | LH | Oscillates between the entered note and 1 swara above entered note. Ex: For Sankarabharanam n, the gamaka is nsns. | ||
| 3 | MT | Starts with entered note, goes 1 swara below and ends with entered note. Ex: For Sankarabharanam g, the gamaka is grg. | Dheerasankarabaranam: G | |
| 4 | NV | Starts with 2 swaras above the entered note and drifts down to the entered note. Ex: For Sankarabharanam p, the gamaka is np. (AMS Ref No: 408-14) | Dheerasankarabaranam: R Dheerasankarabaranam: P | |
| 5 | PT | Starts with 1 swara above the entered note, goes down to entered note and ends at 1 swara above the entered note. Ex: For Sankarabharanam d, the gamaka is ndn. | Dheerasankarabaranam: D | |
| 6 | RH | Oscillates between 1 swara above entered note and entered note. Ex: For Sankarabharanam n, the gamaka is SnSn. (AMS Ref No: 396-02) | ||
| 7 | SN | Starts with 1 swara below the entered note, goes up 3 swaras and ends at the entered note. Ex: For Harikambhoji d, the gamaka is pSd. | Harikambhoji: D | |
| 8 | TR | Starts with entered note, goes up 1 swara and ends at the entered note. Ex: For Sankarabharanam r, the gamaka is rgr. (AMS Ref No: 446-52) | Dheerasankarabaranam: R | |
| 9 | UR | Starts with 2 swaras below the entered note and ends at the entered note. Ex: For Harikambhoji p, the gamaka is gp. | Harikambhoji: P | |
| 10 | VN | Starts with 3 swaras below the entered note and ends at the entered note. Ex: For Harikambhoji d, the gamaka is gd. | Harikambhoji: D | |
| 11 | DW | Starts with 2 swaras above the entered note and ends at the entered note. Ex: For Harikambhoji d, the gamaka is Sd. | Harikambhoji: D | |
| 12 | VS | Oscillates between 1 swara above the entered note and 1 swara below the entered note. Ex: For Sankarabharanam m, the gamaka is pgpg. (AMS Ref No: 424-30) | Dheerasankarabaranam: M | |
| 13 | RM | Oscillates between 1 swara below the entered note and 1 swara above the entered note. Ex: For Sankarabharanam m, the gamaka is (g.p(gpg)) (AMS Ref No: 450-56) | Dheerasankarabaranam: M | |
| 14 | SJ | Starts with 2 swaras below the entered note, goes up 1 swaras and ends at the entered note. Ex: For Sankarabharanam g, the gamaka is smg.. | ||
| 15 | KN | Starts with 1 swara below the entered note, goes up 2 swaras and ends at the entered note. Similar to Kaushika except for the timing of swaras. (AMS Ref No: 413-19 (prev alphabet s). | Dheerasankarabaranam: R Dheerasankarabaranam: D | |
| 16 | MI | Starts 1 swara above entered note, goes down to entered note and ends with 1 swara above entered note. Ex: For karaharapriya g, the gamaka is mg.m (AMS Ref No: 420-26) | Dheerasankarabaranam: D | |
| 17 | KV | Oscilates between 1 swara below entered note and entered note. Ex: For r, the gamaka is srsr. (AMS Ref No: 395-01) | Dheerasankarabaranam: M | |
| 18 | BV | Starts 1 swara below entered note, goes up 2 swaras and ends almost at the entered note. Ex: For Sankarabharanam m1, the gamaka is gp(m2). (AMS Ref No: 414-20) | Dheerasankarabaranam: M | |
| 19 | NY | Starts with entered note and ends 1 swara above entered note. Ex: For Sankarabharanam R, the gamaka is RG | ||
| 20 | ND | Starts with 1 swara above the entered note and drifts down to the entered note. Ex: For Sankarabharanam m, the gamaka is pm. | ||
| 21 | VL | Starts with 1 swara below entered note, goes up to 1 swara above entered note and ends with 1 swara below entered note. For Sankarabharanam m, the gamaka is gpg. | ||
| 22 | JP | Starts with 5 swaras below entered note and ends with entered note. For Sankarabharanam d, the gamaka is s.d | ||
| 23 | JC | Starts with 4 swaras below entered note and ends with entered note. For Sankarabharanam d, the gamaka is r.d | ||
| 24 | JT | Starts with 3 swaras below entered note and ends with entered note. For Sankarabharanam d, the gamaka is g.d | ||
| 25 | PM | Starts 2 swaras below entered note, goes up 1 swara above entered note, then goes down to entered note and goes up 1 swara above entered note. Ex: For Sankarabharanam R, the gamaka is nGRG. (AMS Ref No: 446-52) | ||
| 26 | JE | Starts with 1 swaras below entered note and ends with entered note. For Sankarabharanam d, the gamaka is p.d | ||
| 27 | HM | Starts 1 swaras below entered note goes 1 swara above the entered note and ends 1 swara below entered note Ex: For Sankarabharanam g, the gamaka is rmr. (AMS Ref: 449-55) | ||
| 28 | JL | Starts with entered note, goes 2 swaras above and gets down to entered note. | ||
| 29 | KM | Starts at entered note and goes 1 swara above entered note | ||
| 30 | TN | Starts 1 swara above entered note, goes 1 swara above it and comes down to enteed note. For Sankarabharanam r, the gamaka is gmr.. | ||
| 31 | RP | Starts 1 swara above entered note and oscilates between 1 swara above from the starting note and starting note. Ex: For Sankarabharanam m, the gamaka is p.dpd | ||
| 32 | JR | Starts with 3 swaras above entered note and ends with entered note. For Sankarabharanam n, the gamaka is Gn. | ||
| 34 | MV | Oscillation between entered note and 1 swara above it. For Karaharapriya n, the gamaka is nsnsn | ||
| 35 | CK | Oscillates between 1 swara above entered note and entered note. | ||
| 36 | ST | Starts with 2 swaras below entered note and ends with entered note. For Sankarabharanam d, the gamaka is m.d Similar to Jadadve | ||
| 37 | TP | Starts with entered note and Oscillates between 2 swaras below entered note and entered note. | ||
| 38 | HI | Oscillation between 2 swara above entered note and entered note. | ||
| 39 | KL | Starts 1 swara below entered note, goes up to entered note and goes down to 1 swara below entered note. | ||
| 40 | OT | Giving very slight variation at an entered note. | ||
| 41 | RV | Oscillation vetween 1 swara above entered note and entered note. Similar to Rohini except for timing. | ||
| 42 | RL | Oscillation between entered note and 1 swara below entered note. Ex: For Karaharapriya n the gamaka is ndnd. Similar to Rohini except for the timings | ||
| 43 | NVA | Starts with 2 swaras above the entered note and drifts down to the entered note. This can be used for longer duration swaras with gamaka only in the initial part of swara. | ||
| 44 | HIA | Oscillation between 2 swara above entered note and entered note. | ||
| 45 | RLA | Oscillation between entered note and 1 swara below entered note. Ex: For Karaharapriya n the gamaka is ndnd. Similar to Rohini except for the timings | ||
| 46 | JRA | Starts with 3 swaras above entered note and ends with entered note. For Sankarabharanam n, the gamaka is Gn. | ||
| 47 | KSA | Starts with 1 swara below the entered note, goes up 2 swaras and ends at the entered note. Ex: For Sankarabharanam r, the gamaka is sgr. |