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**Verse 1083:**
The *kuṇṭhu* measure is the smallest size for all beings in the water. The *svayambhūramaṇa* (ocean) fish are a thousand *yojanas* in size, while those in the river mouths are five hundred *yojanas*. The *kuṇṭhu* measure is the smallest size for all bodies among aquatic beings.
**Verse 1084:**
The *jalathalakhargasammucchima* (aquatic, terrestrial, and aerial) *tiryanch* (non-human) *aparyāpta* (inadequate) are one *vitasti* (span) in size, while the *jalasammucchima* (aquatic) *aparyāpta* are a thousand *yojanas* in size.
**Verse 1085:**
The *jalathalaganbha* (aquatic and terrestrial) *aparyāpta*, *khagathlasammucchima* (aerial and terrestrial) *paryāpta* (adequate), and *khaggambhaja* (aerial) *paryāpta* and *aparyāpta* are all distinguished by their size, ranging from four to eight *dhanu* (bows) in length.
**Verse 1086:**
The *jalagambhaja* (aquatic) *paryāpta* are five hundred *yojanas* in size, while the *thalaganbhaja* (terrestrial) *paryāpta* are three *gau* (a measure of length) in size.