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[1, 9:1, 34]
The karma whose arising causes the pudgala skandha of the āhāra vargaṇa to be situated in the region of the jīva, and to be transformed into the form of the audārika body, which has the nature of rasa, rudhira, māṃsa, medā, asthi, majjā, and śukra, is called the audārikaśarīra nāmakarma. The karma whose arising causes the skandha of the āhāra vargaṇa to be transformed into the form of the vaikriyika body, which is combined with the qualities of aṇimā, mahimā, etc., is called the vaikriyikaśarīra nāmakarma. The karma whose arising causes the skandha of the āhāra vargaṇa to be transformed into the form of the āhārakasśarīra is called the āhārakasśarīra nāmakarma. The karma whose arising causes the skandha of the taijasa vargaṇa to be transformed into the form of the taijasa body, which is either praśasta or apraśasta, in the form of niḥsāraṇa and aniḥsāraṇa, is called the taijasa nāmakarma. The karma whose arising is the support of all is called the kārmikaśarīra nāmakarma.
That which is called the śarīrabandhaṇa nāmakarma is of five kinds: audārikaśarīrabandhaṇa nāmakarma, vaikriyikaśarīrabandhaṇa nāmakarma, āhārakasśarīrabandhaṇa nāmakarma, taijasaśarīrabandhaṇa nāmakarma, and kārmikaśarīrabandhaṇa nāmakarma. || 32 ||
_That which is called the śarīrabandhaṇa nāmakarma is of five kinds: audārikaśarīrabandhaṇa nāmakarma, vaikriyikaśarīrabandhaṇa nāmakarma, āhārakasśarīrabandhaṇa nāmakarma, taijasaśarīrabandhaṇa nāmakarma, and kārmikaśarīrabandhaṇa nāmakarma.
That which is called the śarīrasanghaṭana nāmakarma is of five kinds: audārikaśarīrasanghaṭana nāmakarma, vaikriyikaśarīrasanghaṭana nāmakarma, āhārakasśarīrasanghaṭana nāmakarma, taijasaśarīrasanghaṭana nāmakarma, and kārmikaśarīrasanghaṭana nāmakarma. || 33 ||
The karma whose arising causes the skandha of the audārika body, which has been transformed into the form of the body, to become free of holes and to attain unity, is called the audārikaśarīrasanghaṭana nāmakarma. In the same way, one should understand the meaning of the remaining four śarīrasanghaṭana nāmakarma.
That which is called the śarīrasanṭhāna nāmakarma is of six kinds: samacaturasraśarīrasanṭhāna nāmakarma,