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The addition of the word "sarva" in Sutra 1 (26) removes any ambiguity regarding its meaning. The term "labdhi" can be used in other contexts as well, which necessitates the inclusion of the word "dana" in Sutra 2 (5). In Sutra 2.7, the word "malini" has been used to denote characteristics that have not been mentioned in any previous sutras, such as agency and devotion. The word "a" does not yield that meaning. It confines general characteristics of substance, such as existence and quality. Therefore, the word "shariri" is expected in this sutra. In Sutra 2 (20), the word "tat" introduces ambiguity. The addition of "pruthutara" in Sutra 1 clarifies the intention of "aleak" according to Jain doctrine. Sutra 4.1 further clarifies the meaning according to the Veytambr text. In Sutra 12, the multiplicity of the moon and sun is clarified according to Jain philosophy. In Sutra 2 (41), the meaning becomes clearer with the Tamra reading. The word "ram" has been employed in contexts such as ksay-parinam, lesya-parinam, and yogaparinam. Thus, in Sutra 6.15, the term "atma-rijnan" serves as a clear indicator of meaning. "Sandh" is an independent concept; therefore, its inclusion in Sutra 6.24 is necessary. "Adana-niksepa" is a technical term, so it should be framed similarly to how it is in Sutra 7.26 (rū). As long as it pertains to Sutra 7.32 (27), that context applies. All other compound names and actions should be synthesized together.