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The middle toe of the 'Traivarnika' (one who follows the three-fold code of conduct) is elevated. She will hold her paramour in the left hand and her husband in the right hand. (22)
If the anāmikā (ring finger) of her foot does not touch the ground, know that she is unchaste, unfortunate, and that kanyā (maiden) should be avoided. (23)
If her anāmikā is short, know her to be quarrelsome. If her foot does not touch the ground, she will consume two husbands. (24)
If her kaniṣṭhikā (little finger) does not touch the ground, know that the kumārī (virgin) enjoys intimacy with paramours in her youth. (25)
The elevated pāṭhinī (upper part of the foot), unchaste nature, large heels indicate poverty, long hands indicate excessive hardship, and equal hands indicate great beauty. (26)
A woman with thumb-like toes is fond of binding her husband and quarreling. A woman with hidden ankles enjoys complete happiness. (27)
A woman with a vulva like the back of a tortoise, black and smooth, is wealthy in terms of money and grains, and gives birth to children without doubt. (28)
A woman with a deep navel enjoys happiness. One with golden-colored hair and free from triple folds is blessed. (29)