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The bone with a nail attached to it is called **Vana-Rishabhanarach**. The karma that causes such a specific formation of bones is called **Vajra-Rishabhanarach-Sahanan-Karma**.
**(2)** The karma that causes the specific formation of bones with a **Morkatbandh** on both sides and a **Vethan** of the third bone, but without a nail piercing all three, is called **Rishabhanarach-Sahanan-Karma**.
**(3)** The karma that causes the formation of bones with a **Morkatbandh** on both sides, but without a **Vethan** or a nail, is called **Narach-Sahanan-Karma**.
**(4)** The karma that causes the formation of bones with a **Morkatbandh** on one side and a nail on the other is called **Ardha-Narach-Sahanan-Karma**.
**(5)** The karma that causes the formation of bones without a **Morkatbandh** or a **Vethan**, but with the bones joined by a nail, is called **Kilika-Sahanan-Karma**.
**(6)** The karma that causes the formation of bones without a **Morkatbandh**, **Vethan**, or a nail, but with the bones joined together, is called **Chevatta-Sahanan-Karma**. **Chevatta** is also called **Sevat** or **Chhedavritta**.
Now we will describe the differences in **Sansthan** and **Varna** karma.
**Samachaurans, Nygrodha, Sadi, Kubja, Vaman, and...**