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## English Translation:
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**Chakkhandagam**
**A विभाग प्रतिच्छेद** - The smallest possible division within a single atom, which cannot be further divided or pierced even by intellect, is called A विभाग प्रतिच्छेद.
**Asanksepadhdha** - The shortest possible duration of the Ayabandhkal, which is an infinitesimal fraction of an Avali, is called Asanksepadhdha.
**Asankhyatgunavrudhi** - An increase in the number of times a particular quantity is multiplied by an Asankhyat number, beyond a specific point, is called Asankhyatgunavrudhi.
**Asankhyatgunahani** - A decrease in the number of times a particular quantity is multiplied by an Asankhyat number, beyond a specific point, is called Asankhyatgunahani.
**Asankhyatbhaga parivrudhi** - An increase in the number of times a particular quantity is divided by an Asankhyat number, beyond a specific point, is called Asankhyatbhaga parivrudhi.
**Asankhyatbhagahani** - A decrease in the number of times a particular quantity is divided by an Asankhyat number, beyond a specific point, is called Asankhyatbhagahani.
**Asanyamaddha** - The duration for which a Jiva remains in the state of Asanyama is called Asanyamaddha.
**Asatbandhak** - A Jiva who binds Asata Vedaniya is called Asatbandhak.
**Asataddha (Asat-kal)** - The duration of the Sankleshakal, which is suitable for binding Asata Vedaniya, is called Asataddha or Asat-kal.
**Abadhakandak** - The collection of all the different states of Karma, which have one unit of Abadha, is called Abadhakandak.
**Abadhakal** - The duration for which Karma, after binding, remains in the state of Uday or Udiran, and obstructs the Jiva, is called Abadhakal.
**Amunda** - The means by which the meaning of a Vitakita is determined is called Amunda. This is a synonym for Avayaka.
**Ayushkbandh prayogyakal** - The duration suitable for Ayubandh is called Ayushkbandh prayogyakal. This duration extends from the beginning of the first third of a human or animal's life, until the beginning of the Vishramanakal.
**Avarta** - The cycles of purification of Man, Vachan, and Kay, are called Avarta. This is the nature of Bhava-Avarta. The act of rotating the two hands in the form of Anjali-Samputa, from top to bottom and then back up, is called Dravya-Avarta.
**Avali** - An Avali is a collection of an Asankhyat number of times.
**Aavashyak** - The act of performing a duty at a specific time is called Aavashyak.
**Aavasak** - The Gunitkaushik and Kshapitkaushik Jivas, while wandering through the Bhava-Bhraman, experience Bhavaavas, Adhavaas, Sa, Yogavaas, Sankleshavaas, and Utkarshanaaparkshanaavas. These are called Aavasak.
**Aharak** - A Jiva who consumes Pudgalas suitable for the body, such as Audarika, is called Aharak.
**Iryapathakarma** - Karma that binds only due to the influence of Kevala Yoga is called Iryapathakarma.
**Ishnamध्यमपरिणाम** - The medium results that are slightly lower than the Utkrishta Sanklesha are called Ishnamध्यमपरिणाम.
**Iha** - The specific act of removing doubt that arises in the mind about an object that has been perceived through Avagraha is called Iha.
**Utsarpini kal** - The period during which the Jivas experience a gradual increase in their Ay, Bal, Buddhi, and Sharira, is called Utsarpini kal.
**Upkramanakal** - The period during which a specific group of Jivas is continuously born is called Upkramanakal.
**Upsampatsaanidhi** - The proximity of actions that rely on Dravya is called Upsampatsaanidhi.