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कतिधापुरुषीयशारीरम्
Katidhapurusha Sharira (Knowledge of holistic human being)
2.
अतुल्यगोत्रीयशारीरम्
Atulyagotriya Sharira (Different clans and aspects of the Human Birth)
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खुड्डिकागर्भावक्रान्तिशारीरम्
Khuddika Garbhavakranti Sharira (Factors responsible for Embryogenesis)
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महतीगर्भावक्रान्तिशारीरम्
Mahatigarbhavakranti Sharira (Detail description on embryonic development)
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पुरुषविचयशारीरम्
Purusha Vichaya Sharira (Detailed Study of holistic human being)
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शरीरविचयशारीरम्
Sharira Vichaya Sharira (Analytical study of the Human body)
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शरीरसङ्ख्याशारीरम्
Sharira Sankhya Sharira (Numerological account of human body constituents)
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जातिसूत्रीयशारीरम्
Jatisutriya Sharira (Obstetrics, Maternal Health and Neonatal Care)
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पितृजश्चायं गर्भः| नहि पितुरृते गर्भोत्पत्तिः स्यात्, न च जन्म जरायुजानाम्| यानि खल्वस्य गर्भस्य पितृजानि, यानि चास्य पितृतः सम्भवतः सम्भवन्ति, तान्यनुव्याख्यास्यामः; तद्यथा-केशश्मश्रुनखलोमदन्तास्थिसिरास्नायुधमन्यः शुक्रं चेति (पितृजानि) ||७||
sanskrit
The father contributes in the process of embryogenesis. There can be no conception and birth of viviparous animals without the father. We shall hereby describe those bodily components derived from the father. They are: kesha (hair of the head), smashru (facial hair), nakha (nail), loma (small hair on the body), danta (teeth), asthi (bones), sira (veins), snayu (ligaments), dhamnyah (arteries) and shukra (semen).
english translation
pitRjazcAyaM garbhaH| nahi piturRte garbhotpattiH syAt, na ca janma jarAyujAnAm| yAni khalvasya garbhasya pitRjAni, yAni cAsya pitRtaH sambhavataH sambhavanti, tAnyanuvyAkhyAsyAmaH; tadyathA-kezazmazrunakhalomadantAsthisirAsnAyudhamanyaH zukraM ceti (pitRjAni) ||7||
hk transliteration
Charak Samhita
Progress:49.6%
पितृजश्चायं गर्भः| नहि पितुरृते गर्भोत्पत्तिः स्यात्, न च जन्म जरायुजानाम्| यानि खल्वस्य गर्भस्य पितृजानि, यानि चास्य पितृतः सम्भवतः सम्भवन्ति, तान्यनुव्याख्यास्यामः; तद्यथा-केशश्मश्रुनखलोमदन्तास्थिसिरास्नायुधमन्यः शुक्रं चेति (पितृजानि) ||७||
sanskrit
The father contributes in the process of embryogenesis. There can be no conception and birth of viviparous animals without the father. We shall hereby describe those bodily components derived from the father. They are: kesha (hair of the head), smashru (facial hair), nakha (nail), loma (small hair on the body), danta (teeth), asthi (bones), sira (veins), snayu (ligaments), dhamnyah (arteries) and shukra (semen).
english translation
pitRjazcAyaM garbhaH| nahi piturRte garbhotpattiH syAt, na ca janma jarAyujAnAm| yAni khalvasya garbhasya pitRjAni, yAni cAsya pitRtaH sambhavataH sambhavanti, tAnyanuvyAkhyAsyAmaH; tadyathA-kezazmazrunakhalomadantAsthisirAsnAyudhamanyaH zukraM ceti (pitRjAni) ||7||
hk transliteration