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## First Karma Granth
**Verse 26:**
*Tasa* *shayar* *panjatt* *pattey* *thiran* *subhan* *cha* *subhagan* *cha* | *Susaraizj* *jasan* *tasadasagan* *thavaradasan* *tu* *iman* ||26||
**Verse 27:**
*Thavar* *sum* *apj* *saharana* *athira* *asubha* *dubhagani* | *Dussarana* *ijj* *aj* *jas* *miy* *name* *seyara* *bosan* ||27||
**Gayaarth:**
*Tras*, *badar*, *paryapt* *pratyek*, *sthira*, *shubha*, *subhaga*, *susvara*, *aadey* and *yashakoti* - these are the ten natures of the *Trasadashak*. And *sthavar*, *sukshma*, *aparyapt*, *sadharana*, *asthira*, *akshubha*, *dubhang*, *duhsvara*, *anaadey* and *ayashakoti* - these are the ten natures of the *Sthavaradashak*. By combining the ten natures of the *Sadashak* and *Sthavaradashak*, the beads of *namakarma* are formed.
**Vishesharth:**
Out of the twenty-eight names of each nature, the names of twenty natures, excluding eight, are mentioned in these two verses as *Sadashak* and *Sthavaradashak*. Since the names from *tras* to *yashakoti* are ten in number, they are called *Sadashak*. And since the names from *sthavar* to *ayashakoti* are also ten in number, they are called *Sthavaradashak*.
The ten names of the *Sadashak* natures are as follows:
(1) *Vasanam*, (2) *Badarnam*, (3) *Paryaptnam*, (4) *Pratyeknam*, (5) *Sthirnam*, (6) *Shubhnam*, (7) *Subhaganam*, (8) *Susvarnam*, (9) *Ayanam*, and (10) *Yashakotirnam*.
The ten names of the *Sthavaradashak* natures are:
(1) *Sthavarnam*, (2) *Sukshmanam*, (3) *Aparyaptnam*, (4) ...