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(2) **Iha:** The effort to know a specific object through **avagraha** is called **Iha** knowledge. For example, "This man should be from the south." (3) **Avaya:** The decisive knowledge of the object known through **Iha** knowledge is called **Avaya**. For example, "The man is indeed from the south." (4) **Dharana:** The knowledge of the object known through **Avaya** that is not forgotten over time is called **Dharana**. For example, "I had seen a man from the south." **Avagraha** knowledge is only present for unclear, acquired, or implied objects. Clear objects have all four types of knowledge. 148. Question: How many types of objects are there with respect to **matijnan**? Answer: There are twelve types of objects with respect to **matijnan**. (1) **Bahu:** Many objects of the same kind are called **bahu**. For example, knowledge of a quantity of wheat. (2) **Bahuvidha:** Many objects of different kinds are called **bahuvidha**. For example, knowledge of quantities of wheat, chickpeas, rice, etc. (3) **Alp:** One or two objects of the same kind are called **alp**. For example,
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