227.227.227.Manussa, mānusa, macca, mānava, manuja, nara đều là người.Posa, pumā, purisa (đều là đàn ông);Porisa cũng vậy; paṇḍita (người trí).228.228.228.Budha, vidvā, vibhāvī, santa, sappañña, kovida (đều là người trí).Dhīmā, sudhī, kavi, byatta, vicakkhaṇa, visārada (đều là người trí).229.229.229.Medhāvī, matimā, pañña, viññū, vidūra, vidū (đều là người trí).Dhīra, vipassī, dosaññū, buddha, dabba, viddasu (đều là người trí).230.230.230.Itthī, sīmantinī, nārī, thī, vadhū, vanitā, aṅganā (đều là phụ nữ).Pamadā, sundarī, kantā, ramaṇī, dayitā, abalā (đều là phụ nữ).231.231.231.Mātugāma là phụ nữ, mahilā là phụ nữ, lalanā là phụ nữ, bhīru là phụ nữ, kāminī là phụ nữ.Kumārikā là thiếu nữ, kaññā là thiếu nữ; yuvatī là thiếu nữ, taruṇī là thiếu nữ.232.232.232.233.233.233.Gaṇikā, vesiyā, vaṇṇadāsī, nagarasobhinī (đều là kỹ nữ).Rūpūpajīvinī là kỹ nữ, vesī là kỹ nữ; kulaṭā là người phụ nữ phóng đãng, bandhakī cũng vậy.234.234.234.Varāroha (người có thân hình đẹp), uttamā (người phụ nữ xuất sắc), mattakāsinī (người phụ nữ xinh đẹp), varavaṇṇinī (người phụ nữ có màu da đẹp).235.235.235.236.236.236.vāruṇī (wine-seller woman), a khaṇikā (temporary woman/courtesan) are similar; a noblewoman is a khattiyā.237.237.237.238.238.238.utu (season), menstruation, flower; a menstruating woman is rajassalā.239.239.pupphavatī, garugabbhā, pannasattā, and gabbhinī;gabbhāsaya, the fluid is jalābu; kalala is neuter.240.240.pāpati;putto, atrajo, suto.241.241.puttādi (etc.) for a daughter in feminine gender;oraso son.242.242.dampatī;vassavara (eunuch) is called a paṇḍaka (eunuch) in neuter gender.243.243.janaka, pitā.244.244.ambā, jananī, mātā, janetti, janikā (she who gives birth);dhātī (wet nurse) in feminine gender;sālo is the wife's brother.245.245.nanandā is the husband's sister; a grandmother is an ayyikā;mātulo is the mother's brother; his wife is mātulānī.246.246.sassu (mother-in-law); and their father,sasuro (father-in-law); and a bhāgineyyo (nephew) is the sister's son.247.247.nattā, also paputto; the husband's brother is a devaro;jāmātā;ayyako or pitāmaha.248.248.mātucchā is the mother's sister; a pitucchā is the father's sister;papitāmaha or payyako;suṇhā, suṇisā, husā.249.249.pitaro; puttā (children) are sons and daughters.250.250.sassusasurā (mother-in-law and father-in-law); brothers and sisters are bhātaro;yobbana.251.251.palita for hair; then old age, decrepitude, old age;252.252.uttānasayu (lying on the back), uttānaseyyaka (lying on the back); also thanapopī (suckling).253.253.254.254.255.255.valino; uttānasaya, etc., are in all three genders.256.256.kuntala, vāla, hair of the head, hair of the scalp.257.257.Dhammilla refers to tied-up hair;kākapakkha (crow's wing) is a tuft of hair on the side of the head;pāsa and hattha refer to a mass of hair;jaṭā is there.258.258.veṇī and paveṇī (braid);cūḷā (topknot) and sikhā (crest);Sīmanta is considered the parting line in a woman's hair.259.259.Massu is said for facial hair in men; bhū is feminine for eyebrow, bhamuko, bhamu.260.260.261.261.Dāṭhā refers to a type of tooth (tusk); apāṅga refers to the outer corner of the eye.262.262.Cubuka is the chin, below the lower lip.263.263.Kambugīvā is a neck that resembles a conch shell;kambugīvā.264.264.jattu (collarbone);passa (side) in neuter gender.265.265.Maṇibandha is the wrist; kappara is the elbow.266.266.karabha (back of the hand);267.267.tālagokaṇṇa (from thumb to cow's ear), vidatthī (span) in feminine gender, in that order;pasata (handful) is a cupped hand.268.268.nakha in neuter gender; khaṭaka (snapping fingers) and muṭṭhi (fist) are in both genders.269.269.Byāma is the span of outstretched arms, extended across both sides;porisa, is in all three genders.270.270.Cūcuka is the nipple; piṭṭha (back) is piṭṭhī in feminine gender.271.271.272.272.273.273.Yoni is feminine, pumebhaga (male organ).274.274.275.275.Pūtimutta (foul urine) is cow urine; for cattle, chakaṇa (dung) is excrement.276.276.vatthi (bladder); lap, embrace, in both men;277.277.pada (foot) or caraṇa (foot).278.278.Aṅga is called a limb; phāsulikā (rib) is phāsukā;aṭṭhi (neuter) or dhātu (feminine); the collarbone is akkhaka.279.279.kaṇḍarā (tendon) is a great vein;rasaggasā (lymph vessel).280.280.Vallūra (dried meat) is in all three genders; then blood.281.281.māyu (bile) and bile; phlegm is feminine, silesumo (phlegm).282.282.283.283.284.284.284.285.285.285.286.286.286.287.287.287.288.288.288.289.289.289.290.290.290.291.291.291.292.292.292.293.293.293.294.294.294.295.295.295.296.296.296.297.297.297.298.298.298.299.299.299.300.300.300.301.301.301.302.302.302.303.303.303.304.304.304.305.305.305.306.306.306.307.307.307.308.308.308.309.309.309.310.310.310.311.311.311.312.312.312.313.313.313.314.314.314.315.315.315.316.316.316.317.317.317.318.318.318.319.319.319.320.320.320.321.321.321.322.322.322.323.323.324.324.324.324.325.325.325.326.326.326.327.327.327.328.328.328.329.329.329.330.330.330.331.331.331.