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Instead of mentioning *anuveechibhasan* (anuveechibhasan) in the tradition, *amoh* (amoh) feeling has been mentioned. In the commentary of Charitrapraabhrut 99, the meaning of *amoh* (amoh) has been given as *anuveechibhasan* (anuveechibhasan) skill. *Anuveechibhasan* (anuveechibhasan) means that the language is *anuveechibhasan* (anuveechibhasan) according to the *Vichin* (Vichin) *Vaglehari* (Vaglehari) *Tamnukruty* (Tamnukruty) or language, according to the *Sanuveechibhasajinsutra* (Sanuveechibhasajinsutra). The meaning is that the language is *anuveechibhasan* (anuveechibhasan) according to the *Purvaacharya* (Purvaacharya) sutra tradition, violating the *Purvaacharya* (Purvaacharya) sutra tradition. In the Shwetambar tradition, the meaning of *anuveechibhasan* (anuveechibhasan) is "speaking after thinking, i.e., speaking after thinking". Both meanings have been accepted in *Tattvarthrajwartik* (Tattvarthrajwartik) 200. The five feelings of the *Achaury* (Achaury) great vow are as follows: (1) *Anuveechimitaavgrah* (Anuveechimitaavgrah) *yaachan* (yaachan) (2) *Anugyaapit* (Anugyaapit) *paan-bhojan* (paan-bhojan) (3) *Avgrah* (Avgrah) *ka* (ka) *avdharan* (avdharan) (4) *Abhikshanavgrahyaachan* (Abhikshanavgrahyaachan) (5) *Sadharmic* (Sadharmic) *se* (se) *avgrah* (avgrah) *yaachan* (yaachan). In *Prashnavyakaran* (Prashnavyakaran), (1) *Vivikt* (Vivikt) *vasavasati* (vasavasati) (2) *Abhikshan* (Abhikshan) *avgrah* (avgrah) *yaachan* (yaachan) (3) *Shayya* (Shayya) *samiti* (samiti) (4) *Sadharan* (Sadharan) *pindmaatra* (pindmaatra) *laabh* (laabh) (5) *Vinay* (Vinay) *prayog* (prayog). In *Samavaayang* (Samavaayang) sutra, these names are: (1) *Avgrahanugyaapana* (Avgrahanugyaapana) (2) *Avgrah* (Avgrah) *seemaparijnaan* (seemaparijnaan) (3) *Swayam* (Swayam) *hee* (hee) *avgrah* (avgrah) *anugrahantata* (anugrahantata) (4) *Sadharmic* (Sadharmic) *avgrah* (avgrah) *anugyaapanata* (anugyaapanata) (5) *Sadharan* (Sadharan) *bhaktpaan* (bhaktpaan) *anugyaapy* (anugyaapy) *paribhunjanata* (paribhunjanata). Acharya Kundkund has given the five feelings of the *Archaary* (Archaary) great vow as follows: (1) *Shunyaagaarnivas* (Shunyaagaarnivas) (2) *Vimochitaavas* (Vimochitaavas) (3) *Paruprodh* (Paruprodh) *na* (na) *karna* (karna) (4) *Eshanashuddhi* (Eshanashuddhi) (5) *Sadharmic* (Sadharmic) *avisanvaad* (avisanvaad). The five feelings of the *Achaury* (Achaury) great vow are different in the Digambar tradition's texts from the Shwetambar Agam texts. Just as Acharya Kundkund has described the feelings, they have also been described in *Sarvarth Siddhi* (Sarvarth Siddhi).
In *Achaarang* (Achaarang), the five feelings of the *Brahmacharya* (Brahmacharya) great vow are as follows: (1) *Streekathavarjan* (Streekathavarjan) (2) *Stree* (Stree) *ke* (ke) *ang* (ang) *pratyang* (pratyang) *avlokan* (avlokan) *ka* (ka) *varjan* (varjan) (3) *Purvabhuukt* (Purvabhuukt) *bhog* (bhog) *smriti* (smriti) *ka* (ka) *varjan* (varjan) (4) *Atimaatra* (Atimaatra) *aur* (aur) *pranit* (pranit) *paan* (paan) *bhojan* (bhojan) *ka* (ka) *parivarjan* (parivarjan) (5) *Stree* (Stree) *aady* (aady) *se* (se) *sansakt* (sansakt) *shayanasan* (shayanasan) *ka* (ka) *vajan* (vajan). In *Prashnavyakaran* (Prashnavyakaran), (1) *Asansakt* (Asansakt) *vaas* (vaas) *vasati* (vasati), (2) *Streejan* (Streejan) *katha* (katha) *varjan* (varjan) (3) *Stree* (Stree) *ke* (ke) *ang* (ang) *pratyangon* (pratyangon) *aur* (aur) *cheshtaon* (cheshtaon) *ke* (ke) *avlokan* (avlokan) *ka* (ka) *varjan* (varjan) (4) *Purv* (Purv) *bhuukt* (bhuukt) *aur* (aur) *purv* (purv) *kridit* (kridit) *ka* (ka) *asmaran* (as