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Varmakalai Arm

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Varmakalai Arm.

Varmakalai Arm

Arm

English pronunciation : ɑːm / ɑrm / Spelled [ahrm] / Sanskrit संस्कृतम् : भुजः baahu : arm // bhujau / bhuja (upper arms) // karau (lower arms) // bhujaasana (arm posture) // keyuura : armlet ( bracelet worn on upper arm ) // Hand करः Karah , Hasta // agrakara : the fore , part of the hand , finger // baaNapaaNiM : with hand holding arrow ( and Bow ) // Banahastah - With arrows in his hand // Finger अङ्गुली aNgula , Anguli // Anaamika : name of ring finger // kanishhThikaa : little finger // मणिबन्धः ( maNibandhaH ) : wrist // मणिबन्धास्थि maNibandhaasthi (wrist bone) // कूर्परः ( kuurparaH ) : elbow // कूर्परम् kuurparam (elbow) // कफ़ोणिः kafoNiH (elbow) // kalkuSI : or wrist and elbow / Tamil தமிழ் : கை (Kai)
Bahasa Melayu : Lengan / Malayalam : കൈ (Kai) / Telugu : భుజం (Bhujaṁ) / Français : Bras (segment de membre)

Hand
Palm / Arm

Hand

Last Updated by Guruji Murugan Chillayah on 29 June 2024 04:30 AM (GMT+8)

Varma Points ( Back of Hand - Posterior )

Vital Points	Part of Human body / Medical Terms
Kawli Kaalam	Cephalic vein between bone joint of thumb and index finger -back of palm / hand
Vedi Pirlgai Varmam	Dorsal venous network / Dorsal Metacarpal Vein inbetween knucle bone of middle finger ( akash ) and ring finger ( Prithvi or Pṛthivī )

Palm / Arm

Last Updated by Guruji Murugan Chillayah on 29 June 2024 04:30 AM (GMT+8)

Varma Points at Palm & Arm ( Frontal Body - Anterior )

Vital Points	Part of Human body / Medical Terms
Tarchanai Kaalam	Joint of middle finger's digital vein and superficial palmar venous arch
Ullenggai Vellai Varmam	Deep palmar venous arch at center of palm inline with thumb
Mani Bantha Varmam	Median vein of forearm at center of wrist joint
Sudothri Varmam	Radial vein
Teetha Varmam	Cephalic vein
Mootu Varmam	Median cubital vein at joint of inner elbow
Savvu Varmam	between brachial vein and basilic vein ( splits ) of Axillary vein at front of shoulder / arm joints socket

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