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Like saying four. Tiram. Side or edge. Talam and. Pārśva. Face. Utsanga. The lap like the inside or crevice or mother's lap. Āstāraḥ Row. Pāliḥ Edge. Praveśaḥ Descending or accommodating. Sambṛtaḥ Covered, like covering the mouth. And so on. Other names of shapes are also mentioned above. Names for things like trees with equal water width. Nighaḥ All equal. Names for grains piled or stacked upwards. Utkāraḥ Heap. Nikāraḥ Piling up. It is said that these names also apply to battles that destroy crops in wealthy lands. Paurvāparva. Before and after. Apūrvamācaramam. Without before and after. Sūkṣmaṁ. Subtle or detailed. Sthūlaṁ. Coarse or rough. Dabhraṁ. Few or small. Adabhraṁ. Not few or not small. Kṛśa Thin. Kṣudra. Tiny. Tanuḥ Small or thin. Visbalī. Minute. Utkūla Nikūlaṁ. Uneven or bulging or high and low. Kharaḥ Hard. Krūraḥ Solid. Paruṣaṁ. Rough. Rūkṣa. Rough. Āyāmaṁ. Length. Viskhambheṇa. In width or thickness or depth. Vistāraṁ. In width or breadth. Dairghaṁ. In length. Ārohaparīṇāhasaṁpanna. Possessing length and width. Ārohaḥ Height or length or length. Parīṇāhaḥ Width or thickness or circumference. Sthitaḥ Extent. Ārohaparīṇāhaḥ Equal water width. Anukūlaḥ Conforming. Pratikūlaṁ. Non-conforming. Pratilomaḥ Non-conforming or unconventional. Anulomaḥ Conforming or conventional. Anusrotogāmī. Going in the direction of the water flow. Pratīsrotogāmī. Going against the water flow. Bhya staṁ. Each or every. Samastaṁ. Collected or all. Āyaḥ Occurrence or gathering. Durlabhaḥ Difficult to obtain or rare. Sulabhaḥ Easy to obtain or abundant. Adhimātraṁ. Large or extreme. Mādhyam. Medium. Mṛduḥ Small or all. Susādhyaṁ. Easy to accomplish. Dusādhyaṁ. Difficult to accomplish. Durbhavaḥ Difficult to arise. Subhavaḥ Easy to arise. Īṣadbhavaḥ Easily arising. Īṣatkarah Easily doing. Duḥkaraḥ Difficult to do. Sukaraḥ Easy to do. Srotaḥ Stream, like a stream of water. Pravāhaḥ Stream. Daṇḍakaṁ Continuous. Āraṁ. This shore. Pāraṁ. The other shore. Pravartanaṁ. Entering. Nivartanaṁ. Returning or reversing.ོག་པ། Anu Guṇyaṃ (Tibetan, अणुकुण्यं, aṇukuṇyaṃ, compliance). Jes su thun pa, compliance. Anu Vātaḥ (Tibetan, अनुवात, anuvātaḥ, downwind). Zhe chyok, following direction. Prati Vātaḥ (Tibetan, प्रतिवात, prativātaḥ, headwind). Zhe chyok ma yin pa, non-following direction. Sama Nupaśyatiḥ (Tibetan, समनुपश्यति, samanupaśyatiḥ, observing accordingly). Jes su thong, observing accordingly. Nanu Paśyati (Tibetan, ननुपश्यति, nanupaśyati, not observing accordingly). Jes su mi thong, not observing accordingly. Anu Lomi Kī (Tibetan, अनुलोमिकी, anulomikī, compliant). Thun pa zhe so, called compliant. ༈. In the category of numbers: Saṃkhyā (Tibetan, संख्या, saṃkhyā, number). Trang, number. Māṇaḥ (Tibetan, मान, māṇaḥ, measure). Tsad, measure. Ekaḥ (Tibetan, एक, ekaḥ, one). Chig, one. Dvi (Tibetan, द्वि, dvi, two). Dang, and. Dvau (Tibetan, द्वौ, dvau, two). Nyi, two. Tri (Tibetan, त्रि, tri, three). Dang, and. Traya (Tibetan, त्रय, traya, three). Trīṇi (Tibetan, त्रीणि, trīṇi, three). Sum, three. Catvāri (Tibetan, चत्वारि, catvāri, four). Dang, and. Caturu (Tibetan, चतुरु, caturu, four). Catur (Tibetan, चतुर्, catur, four). Zhi, four. Pañcan (Tibetan, पञ्चन्, pañcan, five). Pañca (Tibetan, पञ्च, pañca, five). Nga, five. Ṣaṭ (Tibetan, षट्, ṣaṭ, six). Dang, and. Ṣaṣ (Tibetan, षष्, ṣaṣ, six). Drug, six. Saptan (Tibetan, सप्तन्, saptan, seven). Sapta (Tibetan, सप्त, sapta, seven). Dün, seven. Aṣṭau (Tibetan, अष्टौ, aṣṭau, eight). Dang, and. Aṣṭa (Tibetan, अष्ट, aṣṭa, eight). Gyé, eight. Navan (Tibetan, नवन्, navan, nine). Dang, and. Nava (Tibetan, नव, nava, nine). Gu, nine. Daśan (Tibetan, दशन्, daśan, ten). Dang, and. Daśa (Tibetan, दश, daśa, ten). Chu'o, ten. Ekādaśaḥ (Tibetan, एकादश, ekādaśaḥ, eleven). Shanra'ang te sha'am na sok med jes su jar wa gang rung dam nga chen cho gyé bar du'o. These are examples of the masculine gender, the other two genders also apply, eleven. Dvādaśaḥ (Tibetan, द्वादश, dvādaśaḥ, twelve). Chu nyi, twelve. Trayodaśaḥ (Tibetan, त्रयोदश, trayodaśaḥ, thirteen). Chu sum, thirteen. Caturdaśaḥ (Tibetan, चतुर्दश, caturdaśaḥ, fourteen). Chu zhi, fourteen. Pañcadaśaḥ (Tibetan, पञ्चदश, pañcadaśaḥ, fifteen). Cho nga, fifteen. Ṣoḍaśaḥ (Tibetan, षोडश, ṣoḍaśaḥ, sixteen). Chu drug, sixteen. Saptadaśaḥ (Tibetan, सप्तदश, saptadaśaḥ, seventeen). Chu dün, seventeen. Aṣṭādaśaḥ (Tibetan, अष्टादश, aṣṭādaśaḥ, eighteen). Cho gyé, eighteen. Ekonaviṃśatiḥ (Tibetan, एकोनविंशति, ekonaviṃśatiḥ, nineteen). Nyi shur chig chag pa te chu gu, one less than twenty, i.e., nineteen. De zhin, similarly. Ūnaviṃśati (Tibetan, ऊनविंशति, ūnaviṃśati, nineteen). Nyi shur ma long pa te chu gu, not reaching twenty, i.e., nineteen. Ekānnaviṃśati (Tibetan, एकान्नविंशति, ekānnaviṃśati, nineteen). Chig gi dmen pa'i nyi shu, twenty less one. Te de sum gang rung de zhin 'og ma la'ang she par bya, any of these three, similarly, it should be known for the following as well. Viṃśatiḥ (Tibetan, विंशति, viṃśatiḥ, twenty). Nyi shu, twenty. Ekaviṃśati (Tibetan, एकविंशति, ekaviṃśatiḥ, twenty-one). Nyi shu tsa chig, twenty-one. Dvāviṃśati (Tibetan, द्वाविंशति, dvāviṃśatiḥ, twenty-two). Nyer nyi, twenty-two. Trayo. Catur. Pañca. Ṣaṭ. Sapta. Aṣṭā. To these, adding Viṃśatiḥ, it should be known as twenty-three, etc. Ekonatriṃśatiḥ (Tibetan, एकोनत्रिंशति, ekonatriṃśatiḥ, twenty-nine). Nyer gu'o, twenty-nine. Triṃśat (Tibetan, त्रिंशत्, triṃśat, thirty). Sum chu, thirty. De nas, from then on. Ekatriṃśat (Tibetan, एकत्रिंशत्, ekatriṃśat, thirty-one). Sum chu tsa chig, thirty-one. De nas dva trayo catur sok gong zhin gyi jar wa, from then on, adding dva trayo catur etc. as above. Ekonacatvāriṃśat (Tibetan, एकोनचत्वारिंशत्, ekonacatvāriṃśat, thirty-nine). So gu'o, thirty-nine. Catvāriṃśat (Tibetan, चत्वारिंशत्, catvāriṃśat, forty). Zhi chu thampa, exactly forty. De nas, from then on. Ekacatvāriśat (Tibetan, एकचत्वारिशत्, ekacatvāriśat, forty-one). Zhe chig, forty-one. De nas, from then on. Dvā traya cadush, pañca ṣaṭ sapta aṣṭā rnam la catvāriṃśat jar nas rim zhin dang, to these, adding catvāriṃśat and then in order, and Ekonapañcāśat (Tibetan, एकोनपञ्चाशत्, ekonapañcāśat, forty-nine). Zhe gu, forty-nine. Pañcāśat (Tibetan, पञ्चाशत्, pañcāśat, fifty). Nga chu, fifty. De nas, from then on. Ekapañcāśat (Tibetan, एकपञ्चाशत्, ekapañcāśat, fifty-one). Nga chig sok, fifty-one etc. Dvā tri catush. Pañca. Ṣaṭa sapta aṣṭā rnam la pañcaśata jar wa nga nyi sok yin, to these, adding pañcaśata, it is fifty-two etc. Ekonnaṣaṣṭhi (Tibetan, एकोनषष्टि, ekonaṣaṣṭiḥ, fifty-nine). Nga gu, fifty-nine. Ṣaṣṭhi (Tibetan, षष्टि, ṣaṣṭiḥ, sixty). Drug chu, sixty. Ekaṣaṣṭhi (Tibetan, एकषष्टि, ekaṣaṣṭiḥ, sixty-one). Re chig, sixty-one. Dvā tri catur pañca ṣaṭ sapta aṣṭa rnam la ṣaṣṭhi jar wa re gu bar dang, to these, adding ṣaṣṭhi, up to sixty-nine, and Ekonāsaptati (Tibetan, एकोनासप्तति, ekonāsaptatiḥ, sixty-nine). Re gu, sixty-nine. Saptati (Tibetan, सप्तति, saptatiḥ, seventy). Dün chu, seventy. Ekasaptati (Tibetan, एकसप्तति, ekasaptatiḥ, seventy-one). Dün chu tsa chig, seventy-one. Dvā tri catus pañca ṣaṭ sapta aṣṭa la, sapti jar wa d