विषादविस्तीर्णपुटा पर्यस्तान्ता निमेषिणी । किञ्चिन्निष्टब्धतारा च कार्या दृष्टीर्विषादिनी ॥ ७१॥
Viṣaṇṇā: The bewildered Glance in which eyelids are down wide apart in dejection, and there is no winking and the eyeballs are slightly motionless, is called Viṣaṇṇā (dejected).
स्फुरदाश्लिष्टपक्ष्माग्रा मुकुलोर्ध्वपुटाञ्चिता । सुखोन्मीलिततारा च मुकुला दृष्टिरिष्यते॥७२॥
Mukulā: The Glance in which eyelashes are slightly trembling, the upper eyelids are of the Mukula type and the eyeballs are opened in happiness, is called Mukulā.
आनिकुञ्चितपक्ष्माग्रा पुटैराकुञ्चितैस्तथा । संनिकुञ्चिततारा च कुञ्चिता दृष्टिरिष्यते ॥ ७३॥
Kuñcitā: The Glance in which ends of eyelashes are bent due to the eyelids being contracted and the eyeballs are also contracted, is called Kuñcitā (contracted).
Abhitaptā: The Glance in which the eyeballs are slowly moving due to the movement of the eyelids, and which indicates much distress and pain, is called Abhitaptā (distressed).
Jihmā: The Glance in which the eyelids are hanging down and slightly contracted and the eyeballs are concealed, and which casts itself obliquely and slyly is called Jihmā (crooked).